Wal-Mart is selling an Occupy Wall Street poster
Though an outside vendor is selling the item on the company’s marketplace, a lot of people still found it ironic.
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Though an outside vendor is selling the item on the company’s marketplace, a lot of people still found it ironic.
It’s usually about those 140 characters, but often the Tweets with pictures are the ones we remember.
Demonstrators marked the one-year anniversary of the protests which spread worldwide last year but the movement appears to have lost steam.
How can people benefit from giving away free money? The organiser of Free Money Day, Donnie Maclurcan explains all you need to know.
Prosecutors are trying to gain access to tweets written by Malcolm Harris around the time of the Brooklyn Bridge showdown, but Twitter says the data is Harris’ property.
Internationally acclaimed Frieze Art Fair to be next target for Occupy movement.
These temporary jailbirds put their star power behind issues from the Vietnam War to nuclear power.
Occupy Wall Street protesters had gathered in Zuccotti Park yesterday before police raided the park, arresting demonstrators.
Gallery: Check out the headlines the camp’s forced dismantling created in Britain, the US – and Egypt.
Patrick Honohan says the bank has no inclination at present to push for the #ODS protest camp’s removal.
Time says that protesters across the Middle East, Europe and North America changed the world in 2011 – but who were the runners up?
New York Times photojournalist Robert Stolarik was pushed by police and repeatedly blocked from covering a protest at the World Financial Centre Plaza.
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The president responded by telling the group that if they listened to his point, he would listen to theirs.
Catch up on the day’s biggest stories, as well as the bits and pieces you may have missed…
The protest group says they have been advised that the Central Bank will seek a High Court injunction against their encampment tomorrow.
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The kitchen, which the group says is not a permanent structure and is just like the tents and yurt already on site, will provide hot meals for those in the camp.
Demonstrators clash with police in a day of demonstrations to mark Occupy Wall Street’s two-month anniversary.
Dorli Rainey, 84, says she won’t stop demonstrating despite being pepper-sprayed and almost trampled in protests supporting Seattle’s Occupy movement.
Protesters have been told they can return once the park has been cleaned.
Protesters in Oakland and Portland have been defying camp eviction orders, while over 40 demonstrators in Salt Lake City and Albany.
The woman died at the Vancouver camp in Canada over the weekend, leading to the Vancouver mayor to say he wants to protesters to leave the site.
After a largely peaceful protest yesterday, police and protesters involving in the Occupy Oakland movement clashed last night.
The anti-capitalist protests in cities around the world are still going strong – but what do you think of them? Tell us here…
We do need radical social change – but the Occupy protesters are going about it the wrong way, writes Evert Bopp.
However, protesters at the St Paul’s camp are expected to be told to clear their tents within 48 hours by the City of London Corporation.
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Twenty-six people have been arrested for failing to obey a curfew. It follows the arrest of 29 people in Nashville on Friday.
Giles Fraser has stepped down in support of the protest camp, after arguing that they should not be forcibly evicted.
The US president appeared on the country’s highest-rated talk show to talk about Gaddafi, bin Laden, the Occupy Wall Street movement and Hillary Clinton as vice president…
Police cleared protesters from Oakland park yesterday morning – but one stood their ground.
Tension built up between protesters and police after the #occupy group was evicted from a city plaza yesterday morning.
Protests against capitalism and austerity measures are taking place in cities across the globe – from New York to Kolkata…
Police told protesters gathered outside a building to move as the owners “had a permit” to control the footpath – however Wolf argued that “public spaces and can’t be leased by private entities”.
He isn’t a dreadlocked New Ageist and he hates drumming circles – but David Johnson believes in Occupy Dame Street. Here he explains why our system has to change.