It's Kind Of A Big Deal

June 4, 2013 Subscribe · Forward It's Kind Of A Big Deal WASHINGTON -- Ron Burgundy will finally be recognized for his contributions to journalism excellence when "Anchorman: The Exhibit" opens at the Newseum in November 2013.  Continue reading... WATCH: Skateboarding Dog Will Make Your Day How Fat Is Virginia? First Forms For Medical Marijuana Now Available RGIII's New Home Sends Conservative Pundit Into Tirade Officials Called To Resign Over Racist Michelle Obama Emails Bradley Cooper's Night Out With New Lady It's Kind Of A Big Deal AWWWWWW RGIII's New Home Sends Conservative Pundit Into Tirade Officials Called To Resign Over Racist Michelle Obama Emails Bradley Cooper's Night Out With New Lady JULIAN ASSANGE On the First Day of the Manning Trial In the end it is not Bradley Manning who is on trial. His trial ended long ago. The defendant now, and for the next 12 weeks, is the United States. A runaway military, whose misdeeds have been laid bare, and a secretive government at war with the public. They sit in the docks. We are called to serve as jurists. We must not turn away. Continue reading... JEFFREY SACHS How JFK Moved the World Towards Peace Kennedy's success teaches us about problem solving in our own time, whether to avert war or save the planet from human-induced environment catastrophe. Peace and environmental sustainability are possible, but never inevitable. Continue reading... MARK D. WEINBERG Back to the Future? Neither Reagan nor Clinton (Bill, at least) will occupy the Oval Office again. But it might be worth thinking about what made them successful when we choose their future successors. Continue reading... MARGE BAKER Five Things Republicans Don't Want You to Know About the D.C. Circuit The Associated Press is reporting that tomorrow President Obama will nominate three experienced people to the influential Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit. Senate Republicans are predictably promising to block all three nominees for reasons completely unrelated to their qualifications or backgrounds. Continue reading... TROY CAMPBELL Why We Ignore the Biggest Problem in Education We won't solve the education problem till we solve the "Day One Problem" and acknowledge the simple fact: on day one of first grade, we need better kids, not just better teachers. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003