After eleven months of talking in the courts, New York City has agreed to pay Occupy Wall Street almost a quarter of a million dollars. The lawsuit, ...
By the time the police kicked the protesters out of Zuccotti Park last November, the Occupy Wall Street movement had already split into at least two d...
While it's true that OWS has fewer people protesting and the media attention for the movement has dwindled, there are many people who are still engaged.
As a theater maker, how do you generate toe-curling drama, excitement and intrigue for an audience whose hitherto experience of Hamlet is loaded with memories, associations and scrutiny?
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...
I call Occupy my Xanax, my anti-depressant, my ability to sit with peers over dinner or coffee and not become morbid. I had a spiritual and political depression. I don't have it any more. The cops don't have a chance of taking it away from me.
On a recent morning, Jacob Eisman, an organic farmer, drove five hours from his Six Circles Farm in Ithaca, N.Y., with a truckload of produce and two ...
Vlad Teichberg occupied Wall Street for years, working as a derivatives trader up until 2008. These days, however, the 39-year-old spends his time as...
On September 16th, Zucotti Park in lower Manhattan was much like most public spaces in the city. Lined with trees, granite sidewalks, and a handful of...
In a national radio address on February 23, 1934, Huey Long unveiled his "Share Our Wealth" plan, a program designed to provide a decent standard of living to all Americans by spreading the nation's wealth among the people.
The protests offer a good occasion to step back and consider the broad ways in which the financial industry have worked at odds with the interests of ordinary Americans and broad, sustained economic growth in the real economy.
"I don't know what's going to happen in this movement, but I hope it's half as successful as our marriage is going to be." Those were the words out...
This week in "Awww" a protester in Zucotti Park asked his girlfriend to marry him and (spoiler alert!) she said yes. Watch below as the man uses "t...
Is fighting economic injustice such a righteous pursuit that it entitles Occupy Wall Street protesters and their disciples to indefinitely control whatever space they invade?
Thousands of pepole at Occupy Wall Street erupted into cheers early this morning when it was announced Brookefield properties was postponing the clean...
NEW YORK — New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg believes Occupy Wall Street protesters have a right to freedom of speech at a Manhattan park, but n...
NEW YORK -- Hundreds of protesters, emboldened by the growing national Occupy Wall Street movement, streamed through midtown Manhattan on Tuesday in w...
There is no amplification allowed in Zucotti Park, home of the Occupy Wall Street protest in New York. It's why protesters have to use "the people's m...
By Michael Howard Saul, Wall Street Journal Mayor Michael Bloomberg said on Monday that he'll allow the Wall Street protesters to stay indefinitely...
With all the talk about Occupy Wall Street and what the growing demonstrations mean for the country, it's easy to forget the day-to-day reality of the...
It is the outrage against the corruption and destruction of our once heralded system of meritocracy that is the core of Occupy Wall Street. The Tea party would do well to take heed.
The #OccupyWallStreet protest swelled to its largest size Wednesday in lower Manhattan. Young and old, labor unions and advocacy groups, and those...
The tiniest, furriest, cutest protester who didn't get pepper-sprayed by the NYPD Wednesday was a squirrel. Amy Sly, the Visual Designer for Buzzf...
