Occupying wall street and everywhere else

Occupy Wall Street, now in its fourth week, was on a roll. The crowds outgrew its original camp at Zuccotti Park in lower Manhattan. The media finally showed up in force. Protesters published specific demands. The movement claimed to have spread to more than 200 cities. That's when the undesirables showed up.

News and resources for protesters attending the mass demonstration on Wall Street against financial greed and corruption

In the last 3 1/2 weeks, the “Occupy Wall Street” movement has gained momentum, prompting a host of similar protests across the nation and the world.

An early morning protest march in downtown San Francisco drew hundreds of protestors who snarled rush hour traffic and completely surrounded Wells Fargo's corporate headquarters. Police arrested at least 11 protesters for blocking the bank entrance.

Protesters in Oakland and San Francisco took to the streets Monday evening in bookend demonstrations over economic inequality, corporate excess and homelessness. Hundreds of protesters poured into Oakland's Frank Ogawa...