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The article discusses comments being traded by remaining Republican presidential hopefuls for the 2016 elections with hopes of becoming president of the U.S. (POTUS). Topics covered include the seeming kindergarten fun of candidates throwing low blows against each other such as Donald Trump making fun about the face of candidate Marco Rubio and Rubio retorting about Trump riding on "Hair Force One". Also mentioned are comments of candidate Chris Christie about the backstage makeup of Rubio.

The article presents the author's views on terrorist attacks and apocalyptic events in 2015 around the word. He comments on mass shootings nearly every week in the U.S. He remarks that when the normal apocalyptic events like the Mecca Hajj stampede on September 23, 2015 did not seem to register as normal tragic events as the crime events were so spectacular and unheard of in recent times.

The author claims that real estate developer and television personality Donald Trump will fall in the polls after the conclusion of the first Republican debate for the U.S. presidential elections in 2016. He says that by all accounts Cara Carleton Fiorina of Texas won the debate. He adds that U.S. presidential candidate Marco Rubio lost the debate by lambasting Mexican illegals and made Trump seem out of touch.

In this article, the author shares his experience while eating pizza and other food in several places including Sint Maarten, West Indies, New Jersey and Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Topics discussed include how he heaped a plateful of crab salad; how he went to fast food restaurants McDonald's for an Egg McMuffin while travelling to Darwin, Australia in 2006; and how he ate restaurant Domino's pepperoni pizza while travelling to La Romana, Dominican Republic.

The article discusses the statement given by American businessman Donald Trump, regarding U.S Senator John McCain's capturing in war. It mentions views of sports author Dan Jenkin on golf player Tiger Woods. It also mentions that McCain would have been able to make a deep impact in Vietnam effort if he chose to fight again for the U.S during Vietnam war.

The article discusses the incident of Charleston church in South Carolina (S.C.) which led to the massacre of African-American citizens and is the symbolism of the Confederate flag flying in public places in the American South. Topics discussed include views of U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham on the killer Dylann Storm Roof, views of Chris Sullivan, member of the Sons of the Confederacy organization, on invasion, and S.C's current state flag is a blue version of the red Sovereign-Secession.

The article discusses the history of racism in South Carolina. Topics discussed include adoption of the Articles of Confederation by South Carolina, the Negro Seaman Act which was declared unconstitutional by Supreme Court Justice William Johnson, and ending of the crisis by former U.S. President Andrew Jackson through the Force Bill that allowed the federal government to use military forces.

The article discusses the history of South Carolina, its violent and racist past, and rice farming. Topics discussed include beginning of colonization and war between blacks and whites in South Carolina; how it split in two colonies North and South Carolina in 1729; and the use of slaves from Africa rice-growing and building the dams and canals to irrigate rice crops. It also discusses the Negro Seaman Act, which stopped black sailors from interacting with people in South Carolina ports.

The author compares the Chris Christie, former Governor of New Jersey, and Hillary Clinton, former U.S. Secretary of State, in wake of their candidacy for the 2016 elections for President of the U.S. (POTUS). It highlights the possibility of Clinton winning the 2016 U.S. presidential elections. It also presents an overview of political career of Christie.

The article comments on the racist history of South Carolina with reference to the incident of mass shooting at Charleston Church in Charleston in 2015. Topics include the violent and racist past of South Carolina, the Spanish population in Carolina coast forced to leave due to violence from Native Americans and lack of provisions, and passing of the Negro Seaman Act in the state in 1822 which prohibited foreign and northern black sailors from interacting with people in South Carolina ports.

The article comments on winning chances of presidential candidates in the 2016 U.S. Presidential Elections. Topics discussed include candidates focusing on foreign policy because of Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's use of official email account for personal use, resemblance of presidential candidate Chris Christie with former U.S. President Richard Milhouse Nixon, Bridgegate scandal of Christie, and views of Christie on minimum wage.

The article discusses the release of the Cuban contractor Alan Gross by the U.S. and the U.S.-Cuban relations. It mentions that the African American man Eric Garner was allegedly choked to death by police in New York and the high school graduate Michael Brown was shot by the police in Missouri. It adds the press conference held by Cuban President Raul Castro in Havana, Cuba.

The article offers information on the political career of Russia President Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin. Topics discussed include the participation of Putin in the 2014 Sochi Olympic Games, the plan of U.S. President Barack Obama to raise economic sanctions against Russia, and the increase of Putin's popularity rating in 2014, which has been driven by the success of the Olympic games.

In this article, the author discusses the several crimes of the last two centuries in U.S. including O.J. Simpson was tried on two counts of murder, Cooper Harris, a 22-month-old child, death in the hot car. She mentions the transformation of Baby Boomers to Generation Y in 1994 and now the current group known as Generation Z using smartphone. Also mentioned is that the generation gap is represented by the crimes in the last two centuries.

The article offers information on use of ag-gag laws, prevent journalist from undercover video showing animal cruelty in farming practices, in the U.S. Topics discussed include threats to Americans food safety right by no investigation on animal abuse, reports by employee of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) on sick pigs farming and views of Grand Old Party (GOP) representatives on unfair decision to impose criminal penalties by the law on animal rights activists.

The article presents views of journalist Erin Burnett regarding release of five prisoners of Islamist insurgent group Haqqani Network from Guantanamo Bay, Cuba for American sergeant Bowe Bergdahl. Topics discussed include reports by Burnett on the network attacks, trade by Ronald Regan, 40th President of United States, for hostages of the U.S. arms in 1986 and hopes of Burnett to prove carefree attitude of Quatri citizen for having militant Islamist organization Al Qaeda.

In this article, the author comments on the use of American English and words in British television shows and others, and the export of American culture to other countries. Topics discussed include the most recognized word "OK" and its origin in the U.S., the popularity of American celebrities such as actress Angelina Jolie among people around the globe, and the unfair adoption of the word "OK" by a Spanish-speaking country.

The article offers information on the increasing trend of searching videos of hamsters on Internet in Japan, where "Meth," Raccoon Hunting" and "Butt Implants" are top searches. Topics discussed include cultural differences between Japanese and Americans that make adopting household pets challenging for them, use of Japanese anime productions as porn and the tail pictures of hamsters butt.

The article focuses on participation of Jeb Bush, as 2016 U.S. Presidential election candidate. Topics discussed including Barack Obama won a second term as President, Jeb's biggest obstacle might be way American perceives him and President Barack Obama reaction at the White House correspondent's dinner on the low poll numbers.

The article provides an overview of the political and economic condition in the British Virgin Islands (BVI) in 2014. It mentions the establishment of 500,000 shell companies in 2013 as well as a report made by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists revealing evidence of fraud in several documents in examined. The decline of shell company registrations as well as the lack of transparency in Tortola are mentioned.

The article focuses on the significance of Free Tibet bumper stickers on peoples' cars which reflects Tibet to be a free and independent nation, separate from China. Topics discussed include a historical background of Buddhist spiritual leader Dalai Lama, who was considered as the main part of Chinese government, Chinese government's decision to choose 12-year-old Panchen Lama as the successor to the Dalai Lama, and kidnapping of the eleventh Panchen Lama Gedhum Choekyi Nyima from Tibet.

In this article, the author discusses gun violence and hate crimes in Kansas City, Missouri. He mentions the First Amendment that allows all U.S. citizens to hate whomever they wish, by giving examples of U.S. citizen Frazier Glen Cross Jr. who killed three non-Jewish people. He also mentions about the Second Amendment which states that the right to bear arms was an insurance policy against tyranny and quoted views of British writer William Shakespeare.

The article offers the athor's insights on several showbiz personalities and shows in the U.S. The author mentions the movie "Truth or Dare" as one that shows the future of the television industry in the country. He also mentions the award-winning film "Kill Bill," directed by Quentin Tarantino as conflicting in its aim to tell the future of the cinema industry.

The article offers information related to an official meeting between U.S. President Barack Obama and Pope Francis in March 2014 in Vatican City. It informs that the issue of religious freedom, life and conscientious objection was discussed in the meeting. It further informs that the agenda of human rights was also discussed.

In this article, the author reflects on the global climatic changes and its affects on human beings as of March 26, 2014. Topics discussed include the coldest winters in 20 years in the U.S., rising temperature at the U.S. Virgin Islands, and adapting body related to weather conditions. Also mentioned are articles on drastic climatic changes, global warming, and future climatic changes.

In this article, the author reflects on an incident concerning the disappearance of the Malaysian Airlines' Flight 370 from the Virgin Islands in the middle of its route to Beijing, China from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Topics discussed include American politician Mike Rogers on the need for physical evidence, need to begin criminal investigation to find the cause of the incidence, and views of the U.S. Representative for New York Peter King.

The article presents the views of Texas Senator Ted Cruz on the governmental shutdown by Congressional Republicans in the U.S. It states that Republicans have conducted 82 filibusters of presidential nominees and reflects on government's failure to pay debts during the shutdown due to great recession, which has led to five million people in lending.

In this article, the author informs that places which are dangerous for journalists are as dangerous for civilians too and reports on murder rates of different places around the world including the U.S. Virgin Islands. Topics include relation between drug trade and murder rates, Honduras as the murder capital of the world and social conditions in the U.S. Virgin Islands in terms of murder and violent offenders. Murder rates at travel destinations including Cuba and the Bahamas are mentioned.

The article presents a conversation between Chris Christie, Governor of New Jersey and U.S. Senator Robert Menendez on the murder of a 41-year-old New Jersey man in Chocolate Hole, St. John, Virgin Islands (VI). Menendez is asking the Police Department of VI to conduct federal investigation of the murder. It further discusses reason behind the selection of Christie in the Freeholder Board of Morris County, New Jersey in 1994.

The article offers information on the support of the U.S. on faith speech thought employment of military chaplains in American armed services. Topics discussed include separation of Church and State, honor of faith groups refused by the U.S. government such as Baptists, and views of British-American journalist Christopher Hitchens. Also mentions the actions of the U.S. Department of Defense.

In this article, the author discusses the disappearance of Panchen Lama, who was the successor of the 14th Dalai Lama Tenzin Gyatso, as of February 2014. The topics discussed include the documentary film "10 Questions for The Dalai Lama," the role of Chinese government in the incident, and the campaigns demanding freedom of Tibet.

In this article, the author discusses several controversial issues in the U.S. in which the blames have been referred to another person. Topics discussed include re-election of U.S. president Barack Obama in 2012, arrogance of people towards former U.S. President George W. Bush, and the blame of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 on the World Trade Center.

The article focuses on the 2014 State of the Union, the address presented by the President of the U.S. to a joint session of the U.S. Congress. Topics discussed include addressing of the U.S. president Barack Obama, military and security issues of the U.S. and foreign relations of the U.S. It also discusses several issues related to the Obamacare.

The article features retired professional basketball player Dennis Rodman and his career in the sports industry in the U.S. as of January 2014. Topics discussed include the challenge he faced as a college student, his opportunity to be drafted by the Detroit Pistons basketball team, and his potential as seen by basketball coach Chuck Daley. Also mentioned are Rodman's athletic skills, his work ethic, and the skills of retired basketball player Michael Jordan.

The article offers the author's insights on the distinction between free speech and free enterprise. Topics discussed by the author include the demographic studies on television viewers being paid by the advertising agencies, the use of demographic studies in determining the target audience and their preference, and television ratings.