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Dozens arrested in NYC on three-month 'Occupy' anniversary

Dozens of Occupy protesters arrested after going around a chain-link fence to get to a church-owned lot they want to use as a new camp site.

 

Occupy protests move to foreclosed homes

Occupy Wall Street

The Occupy Wall Street protests are moving into the neighborhood. Finding it increasingly difficult to camp in public spaces, Occupy protesters across the country are reclaiming foreclosed homes and boarded-up properties, signaling a tactical shift for the movement against wealth inequality.

 

Why African Americans aren’t embracing Occupy Wall Street

Why African Americans aren’t embracing Occupy Wall Street

Blacks have historically suffered the income inequality and job scarcity that the Wall Street protesters are now railing against. Perhaps black America’s absence is sending a message to the Occupiers: “We told you so! Nothing will change. We’ve been here already. It’s hopeless.”

 

SF, LA negotiating to close Occupy encampments

Los Angeles and San Francisco are seeking long-term solutions to the entrenched encampments by anti-Wall Street protesters, hoping to end the drain on resources and the frayed nerves among police and politicians....

 

UC Davis' embattled chancellor says police defied orders

UC Davis' embattled chancellor said campus police officers defied her orders when they used pepper spray on peaceful Occupy protesters last week. Chancellor Linda Katehi's statement comes as outrage continued over the incident, which was caught on tape.

 

U.S. banks should "undermine" Occupy protesters: memo

U.S. banks should

The Occupy Wall Street movement is a big enough problem for U.S. banks that they should pay for opposition research into the political motives of protesters, said a firm that lobbies for the industry.

 

Serious crimes have doubled in Occupy L.A. area, police say

Serious crimes more than doubled in the area around Occupy Los Angeles during the first 45 days since the protesters began their encampment, Los Angeles Police Department officials said.

 

Democrats see minefield in Occupy protests

Democrats see minefield in Occupy protests

The Republican Party and the tea party seemed to be a natural political pairing. But what may have seemed like another politically beneficial alliance — Democrats and Occupy Wall Street — hasn't happened.

 

Occupy plan big anniversary march

Occupy Wall Street protesters hope to show there is life left in their movement with a mass rally later in New York and other US cities.

 

Judge upholds eviction of Wall Street protesters

A judge upheld New York City's legal justification for evicting Occupy Wall Street protesters from a park on Tuesday after police in riot gear broke up a two-month-old demonstration against economic inequality.

 

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