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Over 100 years later, workers in Hershey's plant describe the same inhumane process of "speeding up" described in Upton Sinclair's Jungle.

Certainly, the victims of the Taliban must be helped, but a prolonged occupation isn't the way to do that. It's intellectually dishonest for Stengel and TIME to present this new cover without also depicting the total carnage inflicted upon civilians by the U.S.-led assault. Liberal media, my ass.

Former Shell president John Hofmeister rushed to Tony Hayward's defense today on American Morning by arguing that the pandemic of populism that has swept across the US - resulting in Tony becoming Public Enemy Numero Uno - is misguided because he totally won't walk away with as much cash as everyone thinks.

Peter King has enormous vested interest in defending the US spying behemoth because he has been one of its more stalwart supporters since its inception. The fact that the reins of the beast have been handed to President Obama, a Democrat, doesn't matter. King has been defending the omniscient surveillance for about four years, including his adamant support of then-President Bush's NSA eavesdropping program.