Cities around the country were poised Thursday for what could be the biggest Occupy demonstrations yet. On the two-month anniversary, organizers called for a "mass day of action,"
Police in riot gear moved into Zuccotti Park early Tuesday morning, evicting and arresting hundreds of protesters. The operation began at 1:45 a.m., with the park's owner saying
Just over a month into the protests, the Occupy Wall Street movement showed no signs of slowing down. It has spread to other cities across the nation, even
The Occupy Wall Street protesters, many of whom have been staying in privately-owned Zuccotti park, faced eviction Thursday as Mayor Bloomberg told them they would have to leave
The Occupy Wall Street movement expanded as several unions and other organizations endorsed the cause and planned to join the protesters. Among those who contributed were MoveOn.org, Working
