Front page from November 22, 2011

What started as a spirited rally against tax breaks for millionaires turned into a victory celebration for a family fighting foreclosure.

Police violence against the Occupy movement has exposed the true character of "Officer Friendly" for all to see.

New York City officials are pushing union school bus drivers toward a strike at the risk of jeopardizing students' safety.

Look here for regularly updated news of the Occupy movement. In this round-up: Portland, Ore.; Poughkeepsie, N.Y.

The suicide of Josh Pfenning is a loss to our community--and it has been used as an excuse to attack Occupy Burlington.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg said Zuccotti Park was raided because of concerns about public health, but that's hard for any New Yorker to take seriously.

The 1 percent is carrying out a carefully organized assault to destroy the Occupy movement--but our side is determined that the struggle will go on.

What are the wider implications of the U.S. abandoning its plans for maintaining an ongoing military presence in Iraq?

An ILWU member makes the case for organized labor taking up the struggle against evictions and foreclosure.

The November 17 national day of action promises to be the biggest union show of union support yet for Occupy Wall Street.

In 1932, First World War veterans--known as the Bonus Army--traveled to Washington, D.C., to demand what was owed them.

The media claim NBA players are out of touch with economic reality, but they have more in common with the 99 percent.

The mistake population pessimists make is seeing people solely as consumers, while forgetting most of us can also produce.

New York's mayor--the second wealthiest man in the city--deployed his troops against the birthplace of Occupy.

The resounding defeats of an Ohio anti-union law and Mississippi anti-abortion measure were signs of a new political mood shaped by Occupy.

Student demonstrations at Penn State and UC Berkeley on November 9 spiraled into violence--but the circumstances couldn't be more different.

The White House criticizes repression of protests abroad, but hasn't uttered a peep about the same repression at home.

Throughout history, class struggle has been essentially been a conflict over control of what the exploited classes produced.

A new book brings together accounts of student activists taking part in rebellions against austerity around the world.

El 1 por ciento está llevando a cabo un asalto cuidadosamente organizado para destruir el movimiento Ocupa--pero nuestro lado está determinado a continuar la lucha.

A una semana de su próximo día de acción nacional, Ocupa está bajo ataque por parte de la policía y los medios de comunicación--pero el movimiento ya ha cambiado la política en EE.UU. para siempre.

I decided to emigrate to America out of fear for my own safety and not wanting to leave my daughter fatherless.

Occupy Wall Street took a stand against the Keystone XL pipeline, with supporters traveling to Washington, D.C., for a day of action.