Arianna appeared on CNN's "Your Bottom Line," to discuss the growth of "safety net" benefits like food stamps and Medicaid.

"It's a sign of what a terrible state our economy is and how the impact of the financial disaster is still being felt very widely," she said. "Food stamps,...

Arianna discussed Mitt Romney's Nevada caucus win on ABC's This Week with George Stephanopoulos.

"Something happened last night," she said. "If you look at all these months, there were so many Republicans absolutely focused on anyone but Romney. And last night you saw that shift, and you had almost...

Arianna discussed the European economic crisis in an interview with Facebook Live on Thursday at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

"One of the most important things is to make sure that we don't fall into assumption that we can solve the Greek crisis or the European crisis...

Arianna appeared on CNN's Fareed Zakaria GPS to discuss Greece's economic issues.

"There is no work," she said. "You have 40% youth unemployment...these are people who feel they have no hope for the future."

She also weighed in how Greece might tackle its problems.

"Greece may decide to leave the...

Arianna appeared on CNN's Fareed Zakaria GPS to discuss the Tea Party's declining role in the GOP presidential race.

Speaking about lingering economic issues, she said, "the people on the ground do not feel that the economy is getting better," she said. "Services are being cut, all these 600,000...

On Friday, Arianna joined US News & World Report editor Mort Zuckerman and Time's Fareek Zakaria on CNN's Your Money to talk about the best way to fix capitalism.

In a segment called "Capitalism: On Trial," host Ali Velshi asked each panelist to name the best solution they'd heard...

Arianna Huffington joined spiritual thinker Deepak Chopra and author and television host Dylan Ratigan on Tuesday night for a conversation about poverty, high unemployment, and the lack of social mobility that has become a reality for many Americans.

Asked by Ratigan -- whose book "Greedy Bastards: How We Can Stop...

On Friday, Arianna Huffington joined New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman and economist Jeffrey Sachs to discuss America's shrinking middle class on 'Morning Joe.'

Cohost Willie Geist prompted the panelists with numbers from a recent Census report, which showed that nearly half of Americans have fallen into...

Arianna appeared on 'Morning Joe' Friday to talk about AOL's involvement with Operation Santa, a program that helps deliver presents to needy children every holiday season. (Watch the clip below.)

"This year Santa is getting two million letters from children who are not going to get presents otherwise," Arianna explained."...

Arianna and Al Franken found some time to discuss Elizabeth Dole, Bob Dole and Hillary Clinton in this 90s "Strange Bedfellows" segment from "Politically Incorrect."

While a lesser political discussion might end on a negative note, this one ends with a goodnight kiss. Bipartisanship truly is possible after all.

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In 1996, Arianna appeared Comedy Central's "Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher", to discuss the election with Al Franken in a segment called Strange Bedfellows.

In this segment, they discussed then-Republican presidential nominee Bob Dole's tax policy and whether it would help or hurt the U.S. economy

Watch the clip below.

In 1996, Arianna appeared Comedy Central's "Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher", to discuss the election with Al Franken in a segment called Strange Bedfellows.

In this segment, they discussed then-Republican presidential nominee Bob Dole's tax policy and whether it would help or hurt the U.S. economy

Watch the clip below.

In 1996, Arianna appeared Comedy Central's "Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher", to discuss the election with Al Franken in a segment called Strange Bedfellows.''

In this clip, they discussed then-Republican presidential nominee Bob Dole's tax policy and debated whether it would help or hurt the U.S. economy.

Watch the clip...

Arianna and Al Franken really are "Strange Bedfellows" in this classic clip from "Politically Incorrect."

"Good evening. I'm the beautiful but evil Arianna Huffington, in bed with the talented but smug Al Franken," jokes Arianna as she kicks off an oh-so-90s conversation involving such topics as Bob Dole, Dick Armey,...

In 1996, Arianna appeared Comedy Central's "Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher", to discuss the election with Al Franken in a segment called Strange Bedfellows.

In this clip, they discussed the relationship between Bob Dole and Jack Kemp, the then-presidential and vice presidential Republican nominees.

Watch the clip below.

HuffPost's Jordan Schultz broke down the entire Albert Pujols contract situation on Wednesday with Noah Coslov of CineSport. Specifically, he discussed how Pujols' camp is upset over Miami's five-year no-trade clause even though the financial components are sound. If Pujols waits much longer to sign, the Marlins will take the...

Arianna appeared on ABC's 'This Week' with Christiane Amanpour to discuss Newt Gingrich's recent surge in the GOP primary and the challenges he faces going forward.

"Newt Gingrich's main adversary at the moment is Newt Gingrich," she said. "I think Newt Gingrich is likely to defeat Romney simply because Romney...

The Huffington Post's Laura Bassett appeared on Current TV's "Countdown with Keith Olbermann" on Tuesday to discuss Mississippi's Personhood amendment. The amendment, which voters rejected on Tuesday, would have given undeveloped zygotes "personhood" status.

"Even among Democrats and pro-choice lawmakers, I think they're afraid of coming out and...

Arianna discussed a proposal that aims to help foreclosed homeowners stay in their homes, in an appearance on ABC News.

"I have a favorite good idea I'd like to mention, which is to deal with foreclosures with this bill called 'right to rent,'" she said. "You're foreclosing...

Arianna discussed the U.S.'s economic troubles on ABC's 'This Week With Christiane Amanpour.'

"There is a sense of bit of a Groundhog Day feeling," she said. "The first Friday of each month we get these jobs numbers and really nothing is fundamentally changing."

She also argued that politicians aren't making...