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Byline: Herb Scribner and Anne Branigin George Santos was expelled from Congress and charged by the Department of Justice on 23 counts on charges including wire fraud and identity theft. [...]

The article focuses on a docuseries about David Beckham, which promises an intimate look at the soccer superstar but falls short by prioritizing celebrity interviews and superficial content. Topics include Beckham's early triumphs, his infamous red card incident in the 1998 World Cup, and the public's harsh vilification of him, revealing the conditional nature of the love he received and the impact of fame on his personal life.

The article discusses American singer Ciara's pregnancy announcement, the upcoming BET Her Live! interview and performance series commemorating Hip Hop's 50th anniversary, and Florence LaRue's aging insights in her book Grace in Your Second Act. It highlights the baby announcement, the new Hip Hop series, and Florence LaRue's book and her perspective on aging gracefully. It mentions a celebration for authors Eric Holder and Kem.

The article discusses two interviews taken by the anchor Lauren Ashburn of the television network EWTN for the program News Nightly, which presents news from a Catholic perspective. In the first of the two one-on-one previously recorded interview talks about the remarks of the U.S. vice president Mike Pence and in the second interview the former White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders who answers the question of the anchor on unemployment.

The article reports on rejection of interviewed candiates by the Public Enterprises Selection Board (PESB) for position of Indian Oil chairman.

The article focuses on several refugees being welcomed by Brazil from Afghanistan and mentions that Brazilian Catholic Church has been stepping into breach to help refugees. Topics discussed include visas for several Afghans issued by brazil, crisis due to lack of infrastructure leading to establishment of refugee camps at the São Paulo international airport, and interviews scheduled by foreign ministry of Brazil.

Byline: Philip Bump President Trump sat down with reporters from the Daily Caller on Tuesday for a brief interview. Trump was happy to take the time, he said several times [...]

The article focuses on change in interview process after covid-19 as members of the search committee can meet candidates via Zoom and other video conferencing technologies leading to decline in airport interview.

The article presents an interview with the Indian television actor, Vivian Dsena about a range of subjects that included his time away, long hair, work, potential comeback, positivity during the Covid-19 pandemic. It mentions that RK (from television series, Madhubala – Ek Ishq Ek Junoon) as a favorite character that Dsena have played.

The article discusses an interview of the Go-Go music pioneer Chuck Brown regarding his new album "We Got This" featuring artist Jill Scott and others. Brown shared his experience which made him realize that an artist plays for his fans and not for himself. He said that his favorite musician is blues guitarist Bobby Parker. He also talked about his family, education and about his future album.

The article discusses the college admissions process, particularly the admissions interview, which some schools still use to select applicants for admission. Some schools, it is noted, still use interviews because it gives applicants a chance to impress college admissions officers and it also helps officers to meet the applicants for themselves. High school student Robert Johns discusses the college interviews that he took part in. Professor Scott E. Highhouse of Bowling Green State University discusses the psychological aspects of interviews and William E. Sedlacek of the University of Maryland at College Park comments on the reliability of assessing future college students via interviews.

The article reports that the U.S. Democratic National Committee postponed its presidential convention because of the coronavirus. Topics include the convention's changed format due to the pandemic was loved by some and hated by others; the networks pull away from most of the speeches and conduct interviews or hold roundtable discussions; and the convention stayed away from the most divisive issues at a time when most people are focused on the public health emergency & its economic consequences.

In article the author discuss the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on absence of recruitment of candidates. Topics include the rise of Unemployed people and furloughed workers; the popularity of online job platforms along with remote interviewing; that lobby administrations should extend packages; and that lobby should hire junior faculty into tenure.

The author presents a personal narrative of his experiences to being interviewed for a popular bar/bat mitzvah blog.

Offers tips on how to be a celebrity reporter as exemplified by the screening of Clint Eastwood's film, “Million Dollar Baby” in New York City. Celebrity interview conducted by Dina Salinas with actor Clint Eastwood which resulted to their relationship; Friendlier demeanor of media publicists based in Los Angeles, California than those in New York City; Short interview with Eastwood.

Reports that Ricky Williams said in an interview in "60 Minutes" on CBS that Miami Dolphins' dismissal season is not his fault. Reason why Williams decided to retire after failing drug tests for the third time.

Reports on an interview with Elliott Gould at the after-party for “Ocean's Twelve” in Los Angeles, California.

Reports that the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. will present a round of interviews with artists with the center' s president Michael M. Kaiser as host. Interviews with mezzo-soprano Marilyn Horne, choreographer Susan Stroman, conductor James Conlon and actor John Lithgow.

Focuses on the use of a three-year-old girl to interview celebrities at the premiere of the animated film “Shark Tale” at the Delacorte Theater in New York City in October 2004. Overlooking of the girl by celebrities such as Martin Scorsese, Mary J. Blige and Christina Aguilera; Celebrities who answered the girl's questions, such as Renée Zellweger and Will Smith.

Reports on reactions to United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan's statement in a British Broadcasting Corp. interview on September 15, 2004, that he believed the Iraq War was illegal. Iraqi officials' irritation at the timing of Annan's remarks; Australian Prime Minister John Howard's criticism of the United Nations' handling of the Iraq issue; Details of Annan's interview.

Presents excerpts from a conversation with Marc H. Morial, president and chief executive of the National Urban League. Findings of a national survey of workers on diversity; Kinds of management initiatives that fail; Reason why 63 percent of workers say marketing is the most important area for diversity.

Presents a humorous mock interview between Larry King and the circa 438 B.C. Theban lyric poet, Pindar. Comparison between the Olympics during the B.C. era and the 21st century; Comments on nostalgia; Reaction to synchronized swimming; Overview of the similarities between Michael Phelps and Psaumis of Kamarina; Declaration of affiliation with Visa.

Presents a correction to an interview with actor and writer Denis Leary, which was published in the July 18, 2004 issue of "The New York Times."

Focuses on the premiere of the documentary "Some Kind of Monster," which details the life of the Metallica rock group. Plan of the group to end therapy sessions with their therapist, Phil Towle; Interview with members of the band.

Focuses on the importance decorating condominium or hotel lobbies. Enhancement in the value of individual apartments of a condominium; Interview of tenants to determine their decoration preferences; Conversion of a prewar luxury hotel.

Joaqun Guzmßn Loera, the Mexican drug lord known as El Chapo, started out in business not long after turning 6, selling oranges and soft drinks. By 15, he said in [...]

The article reports on an online interview of theater critic Linda Armstrong to be conducted by Herb Boyd, an author, journalist and professor of African American history and culture at City College of New York, wherein Armstrong will talk about her career.

The author comments on the prolix syndrome occurring in higher education as a result of the increase in use of online meetings and conversations via online platforms in the midst of the pandemic. He relates an example of the effect of prolix in action during an interview of a candidate by a search committee via videoconference and discusses the environmental aspects of videoconferencing. He also offers tips for candidates during virtual interviews.

The article offers tips for executive-hiring committees on structuring and evaluation first-round interviews. They include scripting the interview questions instead of having a free-flowing conversation, keeping questions simple to get thoughtful and substantive responses, and asking behavior-based questions rather than hypothetical ones.