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Gabriel Cortés is CNBC.com’s data visualization journalist. He was previously a reporter and data journalist for Grow, a joint publication between CNBC and Acorns. Before that, he was a data journalist at American Public Media. He has a master’s degree in journalism from the University of Southern California and a bachelor’s degree in comparative literature from Princeton University.
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Trump’s diesel dilemma — by the numbersGabriel Cortés20 Min AgoVance says Microsoft replaced laid-off workers with foreign hires. Here’s what the visa data showsMarshall Ritzel|Gabriel CortésOctober 10, 2026These are the cheapest and most expensive U.S. flights this NovemberLeslie Josephs|Gabriel CortésOctober 5, 2026See which incumbents have the biggest cash advantage in the tightest U.S. House racesLuke Fountain|Gabriel CortésSeptember 25, 2026More than one-third of employees still work from home, new research showsJessica Dickler|Gabriel CortésJuly 1, 2026How to check TSA wait times before heading to the airportGabriel Cortés|Michele LuhnMarch 27, 2026U.S. embassy in Riyadh hit by drones Justin Papp|Pippa StevensMarch 1, 2026State of the Union 2026 recap: Trump touted economic gains and roles in international hot spotsDan Mangan|Garrett DownsFebruary 24, 2026Texas data center expansion raises blackout risk during extreme winter weatherSpencer Kimball|Gabriel CortésNovember 22, 2025Data centers are concentrated in these states. Here’s what’s happening to electricity pricesSpencer Kimball|Gabriel CortésNovember 14, 2025Government shutdown updates: Stalemate to last at least three daysKevin Breuninger|Erin DohertyOctober 1, 2025Jimmy Kimmel returns after ABC suspension: ‘Never my intention to make light’ of Charlie Kirk’s murderSarah Whitten|Gabriel CortésSeptember 23, 2025














