Juan Dominguez
Freelance Journalist · Miami, FL
PureSource News LLC
Juan Dominguez is a freelance journalist based in Miami, Florida, covering government, business, immigration policy, international affairs, and developments across South Florida. His work often involves reporting on subjects that cross local, state, and national boundaries. Dominguez places particular emphasis on understanding the underlying documentation behind a story and consulting multiple sources before publication. He writes for a general audience and strives to make complex developments understandable without oversimplifying them.
Articles by Juan Dominguez
144 published articles — showing the 24 most recent
Warren Buffett Steps Down as Berkshire Hathaway Chairman
Warren Buffett resigned as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway on Friday, with Howard Buffett succeeding him immediately. Greg Abel retains the CEO role while Warren Buffett stays on the board as chairman emeritus.
Tucker Lee Martin Sentenced to 18 Years for Child Exploitation
Former Navy Petty Officer Tucker Lee Martin received an 18-year prison term in Norfolk, Virginia. The sentence follows his guilty plea to attempted sexual exploitation involving hundreds of illegal files.
Salazar Criticizes Trump Detentions in New Ad
Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar released an ad stating 25,000 of 50,000 detainees lacked criminal records. She advocates for the Dignity Act as polls show her race tied.
Florida Reports 21 Vibrio Cases in 2026 After Death
The Florida Department of Health confirmed a death and 21 total cases of Vibrio vulnificus in 2026. Officials link rising infection numbers to environmental disruptions caused by recent hurricanes.
Céline Dion Opens 26-Show Residency in Paris
Céline Dion performed her first full concert in six years on September 12, 2026, at the Plenitude Arena. All 26 shows sold out after nine million fans registered for early access tickets.
Kushner Met Iran Without Technical Advisers in Geneva
Jared Kushner held nuclear talks with Iranian negotiators in Geneva without technical advisers present. Former officials called the exclusion malpractice before U.S. and Israeli forces bombed Iran.
Researcher Uses AI to Match Georgia Voters to Ballots
Max Springer used an AI assistant to match Georgia voters to their ballots by reversing electronic record shuffling. The State Election Board rejected a rule to mandate a software fix before the November midterms.
Kosovo Assembly Elects Kurti Government With 62 Votes
Kosovo lawmakers elected Prime Minister Albin Kurti's new government on Sunday with 62 votes. The vote ends a year and a half of deadlock that delayed European Union integration reforms.
Iranian Rial Hits Record Low as Inflation Soars
The Iranian rial fell to a record low in early September 2026 while food inflation exceeded 127 percent. Families in Tehran face severe economic pressure as petrol prices rise and trade blockades limit imports.
Tom Tiffany Rescued After Plane Lands in Lake Wausau
Tom Tiffany and a pilot were rescued with minor injuries after their plane made an emergency water landing in Lake Wausau on Saturday.
Bush Says Isolationism Ignores 9/11 Lessons
Former President George W. Bush warned that isolationist views undermine national security during a 25th anniversary event. He argued retreating from global affairs leaves the United States vulnerable to overseas threats.
DC Circuit Blocks DOE Order on Michigan Coal Plant
The US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled the Department of Energy lacked authority to keep the JH Campbell plant open.
Michigan Student Dies From Lightning Strike In Florida
Matthew Eric Jenkins died after a lightning strike in Celebration, Florida. He was the fourth person to die from lightning in the state this month.
New Mexico Court Fines Attorney Aarons $5,000 for AI Fabrications
The New Mexico Supreme Court fined Stephen Aarons $5,000 and held him in contempt for filing false testimony generated by ChatGPT.
Italian Politician Emma Bonino Dies in Rome at 78
Italian politician Emma Bonino died in Rome on Sunday following a respiratory crisis. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and the +Europa party issued tributes honoring her five decades of public service.
FCC Sets Deadlines for Online Marketplaces to Display IDs
The Federal Communications Commission adopted a final rule requiring online marketplaces to display device FCC IDs by 2027.
Japan Self-Defense Forces Deploy Helicopters for Borneo Fires
The Japan Self-Defense Forces arrived in Borneo with 300 crew members and three helicopters to fight wildfires.
MHRA Unveils 44 Rules for AI in UK Healthcare
The MHRA released 44 recommendations to regulate adaptive AI tools in the UK. The plan includes continuous monitoring, patient disclosure rights, penalties for non-compliant developers, an AI “L plate” trial system, staged authorization of new models, and a reporting system for providers.
Border Patrol Units Use Financial Data for Stops
U.S. Border Patrol teams analyze financial records to flag drivers for local police stops without specific crime suspicion.
Israel Police Arrest Two in Shfaram for MATADOR Missile Theft
Israel Police arrested two people in Shfaram on suspicion of stealing a MATADOR missile from the IDF. Authorities recovered the weapon and transferred both suspects to the Galilee Region police station for questioning.
Romanian Prosecutors Indict Tate Brothers on Trafficking Charges
DIICOT indicted Andrew and Tristan Tate on charges including trafficking minors, sex with a minor, and money laundering. A Romanian judge now has 60 days to review the new indictment before the case can advance to trial.
Trump Orders Interior to Review Wolf Protections
President Donald Trump signed an executive order directing the Interior Department to review gray wolf protections within 90 days.
Trump Commutes Sentence of Pennsylvania Democrat Dougherty
President Donald Trump commuted John Dougherty's prison sentence on September 3, allowing his release from a Pennsylvania federal penitentiary.
Judge Denies Injunction on Catalina Island Deer Cull
A Los Angeles County judge denied an injunction, allowing the Catalina Island Conservancy to kill most of the island's 2,000 mule deer.