James Holloway
Freelance Journalist · Dallas, TX
PureSource News LLC
James Holloway is a Dallas based freelance journalist specializing in business, economics, government, and public policy. His reporting frequently examines developments affecting companies, consumers, and public institutions throughout Texas and the surrounding region. Holloway has a strong interest in following stories after the initial announcement and determining what has actually changed. His work is characterized by extensive source checking, attention to financial details, and a preference for clear, uncomplicated prose.
Articles by James Holloway
205 published articles — showing the 24 most recent
Bonta Backs Senate Bill for Child Online Safety
California Attorney General Rob Bonta joined 45 colleagues Wednesday backing Senate bill S. 1748 to mandate child online safety duties.
Yoldari Tejeda Coronado Pleads Guilty to Racketeering Conspiracy
Yoldari Tejeda Coronado pleaded guilty on Oct. 28, 2026, to conspiracy to conduct enterprise affairs through racketeering. He faces up to life in prison and a $250,000 fine with sentencing scheduled for Jan. 27, 2027.
Nigerian Citizen Arraigned in Atlanta on Federal Fraud Charges
Akinade Adedeji Raheem was arraigned in Atlanta on Monday on federal charges following his extradition from Benin. The 43-year-old faces counts including conspiracy to commit wire and mail fraud and aggravated identity theft.
FDA Approves Jemperli for Some Rectal Cancer Patients
The FDA approved Jemperli on October 19, 2026, for adults with untreated locally advanced rectal cancer having dMMR or MSI-H tumors.
Forest Service Sets 15-Day Comment Period for Assessments
The U.S. Forest Service issued a final rule setting a 15-day minimum comment period for environmental assessments. This change reduces the previous review timeline of up to 150 days and limits objection filings to 15 pages.
Ethiopia Strikes Eritrean Troops in Tigray as Diplomatic Ties Severed
Ethiopian forces launched drone strikes on Eritrean troops entering Tigray, leading Eritrea to sever diplomatic relations. Ethiopia closed its embassy in Asmara and expelled 10 diplomats, while officials warned of doubled retaliation.
McDonald's Sued in Chicago Over AI Price-Fixing Claims
A federal lawsuit filed in Chicago accuses McDonald's of using artificial intelligence to coordinate prices among franchises.
Mistral AI Releases Trillion-Parameter Model Le Chonk
Mistral AI released Mistral Large 4, a trillion-parameter model nicknamed Le Chonk, on October 6. The company plans to release open weights on October 27 after safety testing.
Author Jeffrey Archer Dies at 86 in London
Author Jeffrey Archer died peacefully at his London home on October 5 at age 86. His publisher confirmed the death and noted his final novel releases Tuesday.
Harmanpreet Kaur Resigns as Captain of India Women's Cricket Team
Harmanpreet Kaur stepped down as captain of the Indian women's cricket team after a review meeting in Guwahati; vice-captain Smriti Mandhana is expected to lead the squad in the upcoming Zimbabwe series beginning October 16.
Guterres Urges U.N. Reform Before Departure
Antonio Guterres urged the General Assembly to uphold law and reform the Security Council before leaving office. One hundred twenty-seven member states recently supported a resolution demanding immediate changes to the body.
Ferguson Warns 24 Healthcare Firms on Price Data in U.S.
FTC Chairman Andrew N. Ferguson warned 24 healthcare firms that failing to provide timely, accurate and complete pricing information may violate federal law. The letters stated that non-compliance with price transparency obligations could constitute an unfair or deceptive practice under the FTC Act, and that compliance with other rules does not shield companies from liability.
Jordan Detains Suspect Khader in ShinyHunters Hack Probe
Jordanian authorities detained Saif al-Din Khader this week as a suspected ShinyHunters member cooperating with the FBI. The group breached over 140 organizations and extorted $70 million since 2025.
Tesla Delivers 486,532 Vehicles in Third Quarter of 2026
Tesla delivered 486,532 vehicles in the third quarter of 2026, surpassing Wall Street consensus estimates. Shares rose approximately 2 percent following the report despite a year-over-year sales decline.
Mattie Music Group Sues Dean Publishers For Song
Mattie Music Group sued Olivia Dean's publishers and label in Los Angeles federal court alleging copyright infringement. The complaint seeks damages and an injunction claiming Dean's song copied the melody of Just the Two of Us.
EBO-PEP Trial Enrolls 250 for Ebola Drug Test in Congo
The EBO-PEP trial has enrolled more than 250 participants in Congo to test obeldesivir for preventing Ebola infection.
Stray Kids Miss Grammy Deadline for 69th Awards in Seoul
JYP Entertainment confirmed Stray Kids did not submit music for the 69th Grammy Awards before the August 21 deadline. The group's August 6 EP release arrived too close to the cutoff date to qualify for consideration. The group expressed hope that their music would be heard and loved for what it is, rather than by regional or language divisions.
MI5 Warns Academics to End China Academy Ties
MI5 issued a public alert ordering researchers to stop working with the China Academy of General Technology. The agency warned that continued collaboration could lead to prosecution under the National Security Act 2023.
Swiss Glaciers Lose 5.5% of Ice Volume in 2026
Swiss glaciers lost 5.5% of their ice volume in 2026, marking the second-largest annual decline on record. Scientists warn that reliance on meltwater is unsustainable as 1,200 smaller glaciers have vanished in 50 years.
David Dinenberg Charged With Fraud in Pennsylvania
David Dinenberg was charged with securities and wire fraud. He allegedly defrauded investors of $8.8 million and diverted state fees.
Liberty Sweep Lynx as First No. 8 Seed
The New York Liberty defeated the Minnesota Lynx 87-71 to complete a first-round playoff series sweep. This victory makes New York the first eighth seed in league history to eliminate a top-seeded team.
Anthropic Agents Flag Enzyme Pattern During Data Dispute
Anthropic states its AI agents found an enzyme pattern, but a biologist says his team discovered it first. The researcher stopped using the tool over concerns that unpublished data leaked into the system.
Utah Judge Orders Douglas Stewart Carter Released on Bail After New DNA Evidence Excludes Him
A Utah judge ordered Douglas Stewart Carter released on bail after prosecutors said new DNA analysis excluded him from evidence linked to the 1985 murder of Eva Olesen.
Kurt Olsen Resigns From Justice Department Post in Florida
Kurt Olsen has resigned from his position at the U.S. Department of Justice in Florida. His departure follows court sanctions for false statements and allegations regarding 2020 election efforts.