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Occupy Wall Street, a left-wing movement protesting against ... Despite its relevance at the time, the protest died down within 59 days, some saying that the movement failed to live up to its ...

Occupy Wall Street enters third week as protests spread to Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, Denver and Seattle Planned protests in Montreal and Melbourne Protesters fuming after 700 of their crowd ...

1 of 6 'Trump Train' drivers liable in Biden bus blockade Speed Read Only one of the accused was found liable in the case concerning the deliberate slowing of a 2020 Biden campaign bus The Week is ...

Occupy Wall Street protesters returned to Zuccotti Park, their original home camp, after New York police removed the barricades. A majority of U.S. voters said the Occupy protesters are a public ...

The Occupy Wall Street protests in the US began on September 17 with the occupation of Zuccotti Park, in the Wall Street financial district of New York City. One week later, police arrested over ...

Several International Falls residents said if the Occupy Wall Street demonstrations came to town, they would participate. “It’s about time that we get on the rich, not just on Wall Street, ...

The Chicago spinoff of the "Occupy Wall Street" protests released a list of proposed demands this weekend, in what appears to be the first time any affiliate of the movement has adopted a specific ...

Park cleared because it had become unsanitary and hazardous, say police Activists told they can return soon but without their tents and sleeping bags New York City councillor Ydanis Rodriguez ...

Author and economist Ben Stein tells Mean Street host Evan Newmark the Occupy Wall Street protesters still do not appear to have a mission and "are not doing anything useful." He offers them ...

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