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The article examines how the "Access Hollywood" videotape affected the 2016 presidential campaign of U.S. President Donald Trump and how the manner he handled the campaign distress of 2016 may affect tactics for his re-election campaign for the 2020 election. Topics covered include behavior of Trump during his electoral peril in 2016, factors that enabled Trump to win the 2016 election despite the "Access Hollywood" tape and how the tape revealed the psychology of Trump when he feels attacked.

The article discusses how car maker Nissan executive Hari Nada was able to retain his job and avoid prosecution by cooperating with authorities in the probe of an executive compensation scandal that led to the indictment of the firm's top leaders Carlos Ghosn and Greg Kelly. Also cited are Nada's defense of legal immunity, and a brief history of his career trajectory at Nissan.

The article discusses how the Chinese government failed to prevent the spread of the Covid-19 disease around the world due to denial and inaction after warnings were issued in December 2019. Topics include how doctor Zhong Nanshan was able to identify the virus, the lockdown issued by Chinese President Xi Jinping in Wuhan to stop the virus, and the claim by Professor Zhang Yongzhen that officials did not listen to their warnings about the virus.

The article reviews several musicals staged during the 1940s, including "Down Argentine Way," starring Carmen Miranda, "Stormy Weather," starring Lena Horne and Bill Robinson, and "Meet Me in St. Louis," starring Judy Garland and Tom Drake.

The author conveys his concerns on virtual reality (VR) systems and their significance to people who stay at home during the COVID-19 pandemic. Topics mentioned include an increase in weekday usage of VR apps according to virtual and augmented reality executive Andrew Bosworth, VR games that do not involve any social interaction, and thoughts from Facebook Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg about VR.

The author discusses some of the popular board games that have become a favored means of improving her attempts at home schooling with her children. Topics mentioned include game designer and lecturer Nicholas Fortugno, thoughts from author Erik Arneson about board games, and the use of board games as a healthy escapism according to Robert Hewitt of Brooklyn Game Lab after-school program.

The article features the problems attendant to being isolated aboard a yacht off a beach during coronavirus lockdown conditions on land as of April 2020. Topics discussed include the varying land restrictions on cruisers, and their lack of guests onboard as nobody can reach their vessel. Also noted are the public's ignorance of watercraft logistical hurdles, and yachters' abusive treatment on social media as a result of being viewed as selfish amid the pandemic.

The article presents an interview with Rui Hachimura, a rookie forward for the Washington Wizards basketball team. Among the issues he discussed include his fascination with the Japanese reality television show "Terrace House," how by watching the show helped him relieve some stress brought by the coronavirus disease pandemic, and how his life has been turned into a reality show after he was selected in the 2019 National Basketball Association (NBA) draft.

The article discusses how some people are spending most of their time on handheld devices as most people self-isolate inside their homes due to the coronavirus pandemic. Topics covered include how the pandemic affected the screen time debate among parents who used to limit the time spent by their children on their hand-held devices, interaction through mobile phones and laptops during quarantine and how the quarantine has helped humanize screen time for most people.

The author asserts that television shows cannot provide an escape from the coronavirus anxiety after all. He reflects on how the once ordinary behaviors, and the activities that people once took for granted, such as casual eye-rubbing, hand-washing, and high-fives, could bring him back to reality unawares.

The article discusses the rise of the aesthetic movement called cottagecore. Topics discussed include the convergence between rural self-sufficiency and dainty decoration, the absence of labor beyond domestic in the cottagecore universe, and the support for trans rights of some self-identified lesbians who participate in cottagecore.

The article reports on the plan of husband and wife Brian and Sarah Michelz from Madison, Wisconsin to vote for Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders in the Wisconsin primary in April 2020 to resolve their financial issues. Topics mentioned include the impact of the 2008 financial crisis on Michelz's family, the possibility that they might vote for Trump in the November 2020 U.S. presidential election, and the decision of entrepreneur Andrew Yang to withdraw his candidacy in the presidential race.

Reports on the death of eight people following an attempted prison break by inmates from the terrorist group Al Qaeda incarcerated in the main prison in Kabul, Afghanistan, on December 17, 2004. Death of four prison guards in the incident; Number of foreign Al Qaeda members at the prison; Details of the attempted escape.

Reports on the announcement of prison officials in Ivory Coast's largest penitentiary in Abidjan, that more than 4,000 inmates escaped through the sewers during an outbreak of political violence. Diversion of the military policemen guarding the outside of the prison to deal with the street violence.

Reports that Bernard Coard, Grenada's former prime minister, and 15 other inmates convicted of killings in the 1983 coup did not join inmates who climbed out of Richmond Hill Prison when Hurricane Ivan tore away the prison's roof and part of the wall. Number of inmates who joined the jail break; Reason why Coard and the other coup plotters did not attempt to escape; Circumstances leading to the United States' invasion of Grenada.

Reports on the operation of an improved computer system by the Kentucky Department of Corrections designed to automatically warn nearby residents of an inmate escape which requires residents to access a toll-free number to register.

Focuses on social significance of fire escapes among residents of Arden Street in New York City. Different ways in which residents use their fire escapes; History on how fire escapes emerged in the mid-19th century; Culture of fire escapes during the summer season.

Reports that four inmates at the Hawkins County jail in Tennessee have been accused of going on a beer run after the doors were accidentally left unlocked. Charges of escape and bringing alcohol into a jail.

The article presents suggestions on planning winter for every contingency which includes time to workout, preparing for crowds and keep checking updates as departure date approaches.

The article reports on loss of bid to block extradition from U.S. to Japan by Carlos Ghosn, former chief at automobile firm Nissan, and mentions that American men had helped Ghosn to escape Japan in speaker box in 2019.

The article reports on statement released by president Donald Trump before presiding officer in Senate declared being acquitted denouncing his impeachment and mentions that several Senate Republicans had voted to convict Trump.

The article reports on the incarceration of Mohammed Ismail, father of Pakistani human rights defender Gulalai Ismail, for sedition and terrorism financing. Topics mentioned include the efforts of Gulalai to escape the authorities and make it to the U.S. in 2019, her campaign against abuse of women and girls in Pakistan, and thoughts from veteran politician Afrasiab Khattak about banned terrorist outfits in Pakistan.

The article focuses on the princess known as Sheikha Latifa of Dubai, United Arab Emirates who fled Dubai in 2018. Topics discussed include a video she made before fleeing in which her face and voice have made their way around the world, drawing more than two million views on the video sharing site YouTube and how Sheikha Latifa has made sure no one can forget how few freedoms are allotted to women in the Middle East's most conservative societies, or how costly crossing Dubai's ruler can be.

The article reports that a female Swinhoe's soft shell turtle discovered in Vietnam has raised hopes for saving the species from extinction.

The article reports that outdoor space has become essential for a crowded city with the virus surging and new restrictions imposed on indoor gatherings.

The article examines that speaking to supporters of President Donald Trump at the Rock Springs Church in Milner, Vice President Mike Pence implored the crowd to vote in the two runoff elections that will determine whether Republicans maintain control of the Senate. Topics include reports that vice president welcome the efforts of members of the House and Senate to use the authority they have under the law to raise objections.

The article discusses the Ewing clan spent 14 seasons clashing over love, money and oil on " Dallas."

The article reviews the Charles L. Mee play "Utopia," directed by Ariel Craft and starring Chloe Fong and Michelle Talgarow, streaming at cuttingball.com until November 15, 2020.

The article reports on the failed escape of convicted killer Peter Madsen at the Herstedvester Prison in Copenhagen, Denmark in October 2020 as he was captured easily by responding police officers.

The article discusses survey conducted by Deirdre Barrett, a psychologist at Harvard Medical School, on administered dream of people in 2020 including home schooling mother and mentions how the sleeping brain has been incorporating threat of Covid-19.

The article discusses two men suspected of helping the former Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn flee Japan, where he was facing financial charges, were arrested in Massachusetts and the two executed "one of the most brazen and well-orchestrated escape acts in recent history," Stephen W. Hassink, an assistant U.S. attorney.

In article the author talks about the commonness between French art house classic films and popular and successful American films. Topics include comparison of Clint Eastwood character in Don Siegel's "Escape From Alcmraz" and Robert Bresson's film from 1956, "'A Man Escaped," starring Francois Leterrier; and influence of Bresson and film techniques on Siegel's films.

The author lists the series of the podcast "The Daily" which includes "A Bit of Relief," "The Sunday Read" and "Still Processing."

The article offers information related to the works of American political consultant Roger Stone for the U.S. President Donald Trump.

The article reports on the victory of tennis player Roger Federer over John Millman at the Australian Open on January 24, 2020.

The article presents travel tips for Kampot, Cambodia including recommendations to visit Art Deco theater.

The article offers information on the Carlos Ghosn, Brazilian-French-Lebanese businessman was aided in his escape from Japan by an American security consultant who accompanied him on the flight out of the country.

The article offers information related to the efforts of Businessman Carlos Ghosn to escape from injustice and political prosecution.

The article offers information related to the escape of Afghan Militia Commander, Nizamuddin Qaisari during the Elite Afghan forces included machine guns, rocketpropelled grenades and helicopter gunships to arrest Qaisari.

The article offers information related to the efforts of protesters in Hong Kong to escape due to fears of injustice in city.

The article explores how protesters in Hong Kong Polytechnic University seek medical aid and escaped the over the net that tightens around a campus.

The article reports on the angry statement of West London survivors of the Grenfell Tower fire in 2017 that the people who died in fire would have survived if firefighters and emergency operators had not told them to stay in their apartments.

The article offers information related to the plans of U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren to pay for Medicare for All program that can be a make or break moment for her campaign, and possibly for the 2020 U.S. Presidential elections.

The article reports that four inmates who over powered guards and escaped from a county jail in Ohio were apprehended in North Carolina.