Lee Sustar Occupy resists the crackdown Thousands flooded back to New York's Zuccotti Park following a police raid--while UC Berkeley students answered a police raid with a strike and protest.
Alessandro Tinonga The struggle continues in Oakland Oakland police evicted the Occupy encampment for a second time, but activists are keeping up the fight on a daily basis.
Sherry Wolf And then they came for us New York's mayor--the second wealthiest man in the city--deployed his troops against the birthplace of Occupy.
Jeff Bale An anti-LGBT attack in Michigan Far-right Michigan Republicans are behind several pieces of discriminatory legislation that target the LGBT community.
Matt Camp Chicago shuts up 1 percenters Organizing by Occupy activists forced Condoleezza Rice and Henry Paulson to cancel a visit to the University of Chicago.
Avery Wear Justice for Omar Aguilar San Diego activists gathered on November 14 to protest that the threatened deportation of Omar Aguilar be halted.
Lee Sustar The bankers take over in Italy Millions cheered the ouster of Silvio Berlusconi as Italy's prime minister, but his unelected replacement is out to make workers pay for the crisis.
Alan Maass Standing up for Occupy Wall Street New York City police destroyed the Occupy Wall Street encampment overnight, but our movement won't be silenced.
Camille White-Avian Portland attacks Occupy camp Occupy Portland's camp was cleared over the weekend, but the struggle is continuing with stepped-up activities this week.
Lance Selfa Election Day victories for our side The resounding defeats of an Ohio anti-union law and Mississippi anti-abortion measure were signs of a new political mood shaped by Occupy.
