If last weekend's snowstorm downed 1,000 trees in Central Park and left 3 million without power, you can easily imagine that the protesters at Occupy Wall Street are a little worse for the wear. On ...

Hey, remember Occupy Wall Street? The almost-revolution that rallied Americans to address our ever-widening income gap, yet ultimately splintered into obscurity due to idealistic infighting? Yes, that ...

You may be surprised to meet some of the faces of Occupy Wall Street. Oct. 12, 2011— -- intro: The faces at Zuccotti Park are changing, and they all have their personal reasons for joining the ...

One of the protesters arrested during Occupy Wall Street's massive New York protest last week was held on $25,000 bail for a weapons charge, and on Monday night the occupiers voted to post it for him.

In New York, protesters march to Union Square in search of more space. Oct. 8, 2011 — -- As the Occupy Wall Street movement enters its fourth week of protests in lower Manhattan and spreads ...

On The Factor Thursday evening, Bill O’Reilly looked into the “rowdiness,” if one may be permitted to paraphrase him, that occurred Wednesday night during the Occupy Wall Street live-in taking place ...

The Occupy Wall Street protesters continue to shout for reform along the streets of the financial capital of the world as wealthy, corporate suits watch from above. The YouTube video "Wall Street ...

I’ve been thinking about Occupy Wall Street lately. For those who don’t remember, or don’t want to, a brief history: The Occupy Wall Street Movement began in 2011, after the crash in 2008, when ...

It's a far cry from Tahrir Square in Cairo, but Occupy Wall Street has been camped out for two weeks in Zuccotti Park between the New York Stock Exchange and the site of the former World Trade Center.

On September 17, 2011, hundreds of people gathered in Lower Manhattan to protest the growing wealth gap and Wall Street's involvement in the economic crisis. Five months later, most of the Occupy ...