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Losing Faith in the West, Finding it in Islam -- the New Face of Syria's Civil War

Olly Lambert | Posted 04.13.2013 | World
Olly Lambert

As the death toll mounts and the West struggles to decide what to do, ordinary Syrians like Ahmad are looking to other powers to give them the weapons or simply the courage they crave. Perhaps after two years, Bashar al-Assad is finally getting the war he always wanted.

Lawyer Who Investigated Wall Street Goes To Work On Behalf Of Big Banks

The Huffington Post | Will Wrigley | Posted 03.29.2013 | Politics

Former Department of Justice criminal division chief Lanny Breuer has announced that he will rejoin the law firm where he spent much of his career. ...

What Now? Continuing the National Conversation After Newtown

Paula Kerger | Posted 04.21.2013 | Politics
Paula Kerger

As we wrestle with the very serious issues raised by the tragedy in Newtown, I think that we can all agree on one thing: there is not just one solution to this problem, or one answer to the question of "What now?"

By Their Responses, Ye Shall Know Them

William K. Black | Posted 03.30.2013 | Business
William K. Black

Recent scandals have shown that the Justice Department is ruthless, even lethal, at using threats to prosecute such releases of information in a manner that brings great disgrace onto the prosecutors' special ethical duty to always seek "justice."

Crime and No Punishment

Dennis M. Kelleher | Posted 03.26.2013 | Business
Dennis M. Kelleher

The American people are not stupid. They see the double standard. They know that there are two sets of laws in the country: one for the rich, powerful and well connected of Wall Street and one for everyone else on Main Street.

WATCH: 'Frontline' Producer Previews Wall Street Fraud Investigation

HuffPost Live | John Stephens | Posted 01.22.2013 | HuffPost Live 321

Martin Smith, producer of the new PBS Frontline episode, "The Untouchables," joined HuffPost Live Tuesday to discuss his investigation into the lack o...

No More Girl Heroes: Outlawed in Pakistan

Deborah Stambler | Posted 01.16.2013 | World
Deborah Stambler

Reading story after story of girls and women being brutally attacked and raped, I've realized that I don't want one more teenage girl to have to step up and be brave in front of the camera. Or to speak out on behalf of victims everywhere. I want the violence and rape to stop.

Why School Is So Boring

John Thompson | Posted 12.16.2012 | Home
John Thompson

A first rule of education should be, "Listen to the students and they will teach you how to teach them." It can be a frightening policy. Few things are more painful to teachers than the words, "I'm bored!"

We Need to be More Strongly Committed to Ending AIDS

Akilah Bolden-Monifa | Posted 09.28.2012 | Black Voices
Akilah Bolden-Monifa

African Americans represent half of all new HIV/AIDS cases in the United States. And if black America were a country, it would have the 16th-highest HIV/AIDS epidemic rate in the world.

High School Dropout Potential Could Be Determined In Middle School

Posted 07.18.2012 | Home

A report by PBS's Frontline examines the work of Johns Hopkins researcher Dr. Robert Balfanz, who suggests there is a key period in middle school that...

WATCH: Is The End Of AIDS In Sight?

The Huffington Post | Jessica Cumberbatch Anderson | Posted 07.13.2012 | Black Voices

In the time it takes to read this article, someone in the United States will contract HIV and, according to recent statistics, there's a 50 percent ch...

WATCH: Up Close With Al Qaeda

Posted 05.30.2012 | World

Yemen has taken center stage in the war against Al Qaeda, with President Barack Obama recently describing the country as a hub for foreign terrorists....

Hanging Out With Ruben Navarrette

Pablo Manriquez | Posted 07.29.2012 | Latino Voices
Pablo Manriquez

The American Dream is Ruben Navarrette's story. Latino. Harvard. Writer against his father's wishes.

PBS Going Hyperlocal -- Look Out Sesame Street

Rick Robinson | Posted 08.08.2011 | Media
Rick Robinson

PBS wants to bring culture to the neighborhood; to share among others. To be local while not being hyper. To cooperate.

Michael Calderone

Assange Calls Manning Coverage 'Appalling'

HuffingtonPost.com | Michael Calderone | Posted 07.25.2011 | Media

NEW YORK -- WikiLeaks editor-in-chief Julian Assange called out the Obama administration for its aggressive pursuit of leakers and criticized media co...

Finding God in the ICU

Rev. Amy Ziettlow | Posted 05.25.2011 | Religion
Rev. Amy Ziettlow

In hospice care, we realize that patients deserve a team of professionals with diverse backgrounds and perspectives in order to serve the person's physical, emotional, relational and spiritual needs.

Facing Death? Frontline Shows Who Is and Is Not

Barbara Coombs Lee | Posted 05.25.2011 | Home
Barbara Coombs Lee

Last week the Dartmouth Atlas Project released startling information about how many Americans with end-stage cancer die in intensive care units and ac...

Donors Are Investors, So Act Like One

Tom Murphy | Posted 05.25.2011 | Impact
Tom Murphy

Why is it that we are deliberate when considering what to buy, but not where to donate? A brochure shows up one day with a photo of a child who is in need of your help. Do you know where your money is really going?

Hair Salons, Movie Theaters Open In Haiti Tent Cities

Posted 05.25.2011 | Impact

Tens of thousands of Haitians have been living in tent cities since the January earthquake -- many of them are not even homeless, simply afraid to sle...

Obama's Dilemma

Murray Fromson | Posted 05.25.2011 | World
Murray Fromson

It is not my intention to criticize the Marines whom I covered and admired in combat, both in Korea and Vietnam. But I was stunned to see troops' lack of language training in Afghanistan.

Executive Compensation: The Best Halloween Costume

Jill Schlesinger | Posted 05.25.2011 | Business
Jill Schlesinger

Limiting executive compensation is a terrific way to appease the masses and make it look like you're doing something without having to embark on the hard work of true regulatory reform.

Risky Runoff: From Fish-Roe to Ritalin (My Reaction to "Poisoned Waters," a Recent PBS Frontline Story)

Michael DeJong | Posted 05.25.2011 | Green
Michael DeJong

The particulates from our own medicated bodily fluids are so fine that there are no water processing plants in the world that can trap them.

Hoover, Valenti, Gaydar, and DADT

Aubrey Sarvis | Posted 05.25.2011 | Politics
Aubrey Sarvis

Most normal people today really don't care in which direction a person's sexual compass points, except as the subject of gossip and the gossip goes both ways, so to speak.


Counting our Blessings...

Charlie Cray | Posted 05.25.2011 | Politics
Charlie Cray

As a progressive, I expect to be frustrated by Obama's tilt on issues. But if there's one thing that he seems destined to do is unite the country in ways we haven't seen for a long time.

Did PBS Bury An Expose On Torture?

The Daily Beast | Scott Horton | Posted 05.25.2011 | Media

This spring, PBS's distinguished Frontline series aired a mildly critical account of the lead-up to the Iraq War entitled "Bush's War." As the airing ...