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
164 published articles — showing the 24 most recent
Mets' Young Out for Season After Collision
Mets interim manager Andy Green states Jared Young will miss the rest of the 2026 season due to a concussion. Young suffered memory loss and headaches after colliding with pitcher Nolan McLean.
Jeffrey Taylor Confronts Seven Federal Counts in Virginia
Jeffrey Turner Taylor appeared in court charged with enticing minors and traveling for illegal sexual activity. He faces seven federal counts carrying a potential prison sentence of up to 105 years.
Trump Orders Justice Department Not to Appeal Gun Ruling
President Trump directed the Justice Department not to appeal a court ruling that loosened restrictions on certain firearms.
NICE Approves Enhertu for 1,000 Women in England
NICE recommended routine NHS use of Enhertu for HER2-low advanced breast cancer on September 17, 2026. The decision allows 1,000 women annually in England to access a drug that extended median survival to 23.4 months in trials.
UN Mission Finds US War Crimes, Iran Crimes
A UN-backed mission reported that US forces committed war crimes in February airstrikes and Iranian authorities committed crimes against humanity.
Rams Coach McVay Calls Loss to 49ers Tormenting
Sean McVay stated he is tormented by practices after a 27-7 loss to the San Francisco 49ers in Melbourne. Myles Garrett requires knee surgery with no return timeline for the Rams.
Amazon Pauses 21 Air Flights After Miami Crash
Amazon suspended operations with carrier 21 Air following a fatal runway overrun in Miami. The crash killed five people and injured five others on September 6, 2026.
AP's Victor Simpson, Rome Bureau Chief, Dies at 84
Victor L. Simpson, the Associated Press Rome bureau chief, died of cancer on Sunday at age 84. His 46-year career included covering five popes and surviving a 1985 airport attack that killed his daughter.
Luann Middleton Convicted of Wire Fraud in Central Islip for False Disability Claims
A federal jury in Central Islip convicted Luann Middleton of wire fraud for submitting false disability forms. She obtained over $900,000 in benefits while working and faces up to 20 years in prison.
Illston Blocks DHS Plan to Cut FEMA Staff by Half
Judge Susan Illston ruled the Department of Homeland Security unlawfully ordered a 50% reduction in FEMA staffing levels.
Swayne Barker, Ricki Gibbs Extradited From Jamaica to U.S.
Swayne Barker and Ricki Gibbs arrived in the U.S. on September 8 to face fraud charges. The pair allegedly caused over $1.7 million in losses through a sweepstakes scam.
Fire Point CEO Says FP-7 Missile Ready by Autumn 2026
Fire Point CEO Iryna Terekh says the FP-7 ballistic missile will be ready for combat in early autumn 2026. Ukraine's Ministry of Defense expects to complete codification of the weapon within two to four weeks.
Cook Report Shifts Three GOP Seats to Toss-Up
The Cook Political Report reclassified Texas, Iowa, and Alaska as toss-ups in September 2026. Democrats must net four seats to win the majority while Republicans hold 53.
Apple Increases iPhone Prices as Memory Costs Surge in U.S.
Apple plans to increase iPhone prices due to rising memory costs under new CEO John Ternus. The cost of 16GB of DRAM for smartphones rose more than 300 percent between the second quarter of 2025 and the second quarter of 2026.
Ombudsman Files Plunder Case Against Former Philippine House Speaker Romualdez
The Ombudsman filed plunder charges against former Philippine House Speaker Martin Romualdez on September 7, 2026, over a $118 million flood control corruption scandal involving alleged kickbacks and ghost projects.
Forstag Runs for Montana Seat After Workforce Cuts
Sam Forstag is the Democratic nominee for Montana's first congressional district. He campaigns against federal job cuts that removed a quarter of the state's Forest Service staff.
Iran Plans Museum for Shajareh Tayyebeh School Strike Victims
Iran announced a national campaign to memorialize victims of the U.S. strike on Shajareh Tayyebeh school. Officials report up to 175 civilians died in the attack that destroyed the building.
Judge Bars ICE From Detaining MS-13 Member Without Bond Hearing
A federal judge ordered ICE to hold a bond hearing before detaining David Antonio Aviles Perez again. DHS officials stated the release of the convicted murderer puts American lives at risk.
Newsom Criticizes Trump Policies During South Carolina Tour
California Governor Gavin Newsom criticized President Donald Trump's record on immigration, voting, and cryptocurrency during eight events in South Carolina.
Tens of Thousands Rally in Zagreb for Gospic Waste Cleanup
Protesters gathered in Zagreb on Saturday to demand urgent removal of 37,000 tons of hazardous waste near Gospic. Organizers called for a binding cleanup plan within 20 days and full waste removal in three months.
Parents Sue San Diego Facility For Son's Role in Shooting
Lilliana and Marco Vazquez filed a lawsuit against Park Mental Health Treatment on August 31, 2026. The complaint alleges the facility ignored FBI warnings before their son killed three people.
Kushner, Iger Buy Lakers Stake as Buss Sues
Joshua Kushner and Bob Iger agreed to buy Mark Walter's stake while five siblings sell their share. Jeanie Buss filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles court to block the sale of her family's 17.8 percent interest.
National Weather Service Confirms Seven Tornadoes in New York
The National Weather Service confirmed seven tornadoes struck New York on Sept. 2, including two near Letchworth State Park. The state has recorded 23 confirmed tornadoes so far in 2026.
Pochettino to Name Young U.S. Roster for Exhibitions
Mauricio Pochettino will announce a youth-focused U.S. men's national team roster on Sept. 17, 2026. The squad faces Peru, Chile, Mexico, and Canada in late September and early October.