Occupy Wall Street Eviction

Zuccotti Park Protest Lives on, in Augmented Reality App

Amelia Marzec | Posted 03.11.2012

Amelia Marzec

If you missed seeing the Occupy Wall Street protest in Zuccotti Park, there's another chance for you to experience the occupation at the original site.

Occupy Protesters In Maine May Face Evictions

AP | Posted 12.08.2011

AUGUSTA, Maine -- Two groups of Occupy demonstrators in Maine have been dealt setbacks, following a trend of Occupy encampments being shut down in oth...

Occupy Wall Street: One of the Top 10 Most Popular News Stories of 2011

Natalie Pace | Posted 02.05.2012

Natalie Pace

OccupyWallSt.org is rapidly becoming one of the most trafficked websites in the world. On November 19, 2011, the UC Davis pepper spraying event trended the highest search on Google.

NYPD Still Blaming Occupy Wall Street For Uptick In Crime

Posted 12.05.2011

Parents in East Harlem called an emergency meeting with NYPD officials Thursday after a series of daytime shootings in the neighborhood. And when pare...

Tyler Kingkade

Cities Spend Money To Evict Protesters But Not To Help Homeless

HuffingtonPost.com | Tyler Kingkade | Posted 11.27.2011

As cities around the country have swept Occupy Wall Street camps from their plazas and parks in recent weeks, a number of mayors and city officials ha...

Is Occupy Wall Street Fetishizing the Public Square?

Rob Kall | Posted 01.21.2012

Rob Kall

Is the Occupy Wall Street movement fetishizing the spaces that they occupy? Are they defining the movement based on place rather than the many, many other powerful elements and symbols the movement has developed?

Why Occupy Wall Street Needs to Occupy Real Space

Guy Horton | Posted 01.21.2012

Guy Horton

The occupy movement was always simultaneously a virtual movement and a physical movement built by bodies in real-time and space.

What's Next For Occupy Wall Street?

The Huffington Post | Christopher Mathias | Posted 11.21.2011

After being evicted from Zuccotti Park by Mayor Michael Bloomberg almost a week ago, Occupy Wall Street is looking for a new New York home--while deba...

Sunday Roundup

Arianna Huffington | Posted 01.19.2012

Arianna Huffington

This week, Herman Cain failed his foreign policy pop quiz on Libya ("I got all this stuff twirling around in my head" is the campaign trail equivalent of "the dog ate my homework"). Congress failed basic nutrition when it voted to dismiss new guidelines that would have upped the amount of fresh veggies and fruit in school lunches and instead declared that frozen pizza qualified as a vegetable (which, I'm sure, had nothing to do with the $5.6 million the food industry has spent lobbying against the healthier regulations). And New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg didn't pass the sniff test when he claimed that he ordered the surprise NYPD raid on Occupy Wall Street's Zuccotti Park encampment because it had become a "fire safety hazard." The Occupy movement is in large part a response to the diminished credibility of governments everywhere. And the way governments are dealing with the movement only further diminishes their credibility. An epic fail.

Giuliani: Occupy Wall Street Is 'Bums' And 'Leftover Hippies'

Posted 11.18.2011

Rudy Giuliani said if he were still mayor of New York City, he would've booted the protesters out of Zuccotti Park on "day one" of the occupation, des...

Mayor Says OWS Is 'Just The Beginning'

The Huffington Post | Christopher Mathias | Posted 11.17.2011

As Occupy Wall Street tried to literally occupy Wall street Thursday morning, the beginning of a 'Day Of Action' that will culminate in an evening ral...

Janean Chun

Does Occupy Wall Street Need A Marketing Makeover?

HuffingtonPost.com | Janean Chun | Posted 02.03.2012

An unfocused message has the power to bring down any high-flying startup. A company that seems destined to change the world can wind up an amusing foo...

Siege in Oakland's Ogawa Plaza

Jim Worth | Posted 01.17.2012

Jim Worth

The large and growing protests are having a positive effect and will continue to as long as protesters avoid aggression and violence that turns the public against their populist message.

"I'm Getting Arrested" App Creators Slammed With Feature Requests

Amelia Marzec | Posted 01.17.2012

Amelia Marzec

Over 200 arrests resulted from the Liberty Square raid on Tuesday. But the "I'm Getting Arrested" app was forgotten, illustrating a disconnect between online and offline activists.

Saki Knafo

The Fire Hazard At Occupy Wall Street: Was It Real Or Just A Pretext?

HuffingtonPost.com | Saki Knafo | Posted 11.16.2011

In the wake of yesterday's evictions, hundreds of protestors stood outside Zuccotti Park waiting for word from the court on whether they would be allo...

Make Or Break For OWS: City Prepares For Massive Rally Thursday

The Huffington Post | Christopher Mathias | Posted 11.17.2011

Occupy Wall Street's eviction from Zuccotti Park gives new significance to the movement's planned "Day Of Action" Thursday. Celebrating the two month ...

David Ramirez

Watch: Vietnam Vet Stages Lone Protest After Occupy Wall Street Eviction

HuffingtonPost.com | David Ramirez | Posted 11.16.2011

When Hector Lopez heard that police had evicted the Wall Street occupiers, the 71-year-old Vietnam veteran said he immediately travelled from Hartford...

Thousands Of Books Reportedly Still Missing From OWS Library

Posted 11.16.2011

After the eviction of protesters from Zuccotti Park Tuesday morning, there were reports that 5,554 books from the Occupy Wall Street Library had been ...

Occupiers Occupied: The Hijacking of the First Amendment

Robert Reich | Posted 01.16.2012

Robert Reich

According to the SCOTUS, money is now speech and corporations are now people. But when real people without money assemble to express their dissatisfaction with the political consequences of this, they're treated as public nuisances and evicted.

Mayors Who Attempt to End Occupy Protests Are on the Wrong Side of History

Robert Creamer | Posted 01.16.2012

Robert Creamer

The one thing we know from history is that once a movement that is rooted in a demand for justice has taken root, attempts to destroy it with brute force almost always make it stronger.

Nate C. Hindman

Occupy Wall Street Eviction: Small Businesses React

HuffingtonPost.com | Nate C. Hindman | Posted 11.15.2011

Owners and employees of businesses near New York's Occupy Wall Street encampment showed up to work this morning to find that Zuccotti Park, where prot...

Mayor Bloomberg's Victory Could Be Good News for Occupy Wall Street

Dan Collins | Posted 01.15.2012

Dan Collins

Michael Bloomberg's edict against the campers in Zuccotti Park could really wind up helping OWS in the long run. Even the utopian vision of the park was not really the point of the protests, which were about the way most Americans are slipping out of the middle class as the top one percent is getting more and more obscenely wealthy. OWS can drive that home without living on the street. They can still protest in the park. They can still march. They can still make themselves heard. And we will be back talking about what they're saying, and not whether or not their campsite is clean.

WATCH: Wall Street Protesers Clash With Police

Posted 01.15.2012

Police raided Occupy Wall Street's camp in New York City late Monday night, forcing out protesters who had been camping out for months in Zuccotti Par...

What Happened To The Occupy Wall Street Library?

The Huffington Post | Christopher Mathias | Posted 11.15.2011

The NYPD has reportedly thrown out 5,554 books from the Occupy Wall Street Library during the raid to evict protesters from Zuccotti Park early Tuesda...

Bloomberg Defends Choice To Evict Occupy Wall Street

The Huffington Post | Christopher Mathias | Posted 11.15.2011

Following the forced evacuation of Occupy Wall Street from Zuccotti Park early Tuesday morning, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg explained the de...