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Occupy Wall Street

  1. the intelligencer profile
    What Happened to Matt Taibbi?The former darling of the liberal media is now one of its loudest critics. He says he hasn’t changed.
    By Ross Barkan
  2. the 99 percent
    Occupy Wall Street Changed EverythingTen years later, the legacy of Zuccotti Park has never been clearer.
    By Astra Taylor and Jonathan Smucker
  3. art
    On Occupy’s Anniversary, a Rose Blooms in Zuccotti ParkArtist Isa Genzken’s 26-foot-tall flower is planted where the bongos once tried to put a stop to neoliberalism.
    By Carl Swanson
  4. 2008
    Barney Frank on His Regrets From the Great Recession“All the money went to banks, none went to homeowners.”
    By Nick Tabor
  5. 2008
    We Are Still Living in the Ruins of the 2008 CrashTen years after Wall Street’s doomsday, how the financial meltdown broke the modern world and left us living in this one.
  6. book review
    Review: Eugene Lim’s Dear Cyborgs Engages the Post-Occupy MomentIt’s a novel of ideas, small, elegant ideas about art and protest, and one of the most striking literary works to emerge from the Occupy movement.
    By Christian Lorentzen
  7. occupy everything
    City Settles With Occupy Wall Street Protesters for $583,000It’s the movement’s largest settlement so far.
    By Caroline Bankoff
  8. crimes and misdemeanors
    Occupy Wall Street Protester Cecily McMillan Gets 3 Months for Elbowing CopShe faced up to seven years in prison.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  9. crimes and misdemeanors
    Jurors Request Leniency for Cecily McMillanThe stain on her record is punishment enough, they say.
    By Jen Kirby
  10. crimes and misdemeanors
    Juror Talks About Cecily McMillan’s ConvictionAnd says that some now “feel bad” about the verdict.
    By Caroline Bankoff
  11. crimes and misdemeanors
    Cecily McMillan Found Guilty of Assaulting CopThe Occupy movement is outraged at the end of the closely watched trial.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  12. Polarizing Occupy Movement Makes It Easy for People to Get Out of Jury DutyFor the trial of a protester charged with assaulting a police officer.
    By Caroline Bankoff
  13. end of an era
    Wall Street Bull Finally Deemed Safe From Occupy Protesters The barricades surrounding it since the fall of 2011 have been removed.
    By Caroline Bankoff
  14. The Complete Guide to Everything: Home Alone 2This week we’re talking Home Alone 2, and nothing but Home Alone 2. Except of course for the first like 20 minutes or so where Tim recounts a […]
    By Splitsider Editors
  15. occupy wall street
    The City Finally Processed All Those Brooklyn Bridge Protest ArrestsAlmost all had their charges dismissed.
    By Adam Martin
  16. bankers delight
    Wait, So There Might Be an Occupy Wall Street Visa Card?Financial services for the 99 percent.
    By Adam Martin
  17. the racie for gracie
    Occupy Wall Street Is Very Skeptical of Bill de BlasioIs it all rhetoric?
    By Joe Coscarelli
  18. anthony bologna
    Pepper-Spray Cop Is Tired of Answering QuestionsHe gave up ten vacation days, what else do you want?
    By Margaret Hartmann
  19. interview
    Q&A: Occupy’s ‘Greatest Artist’ Writes Her MemoirsMolly Crabapple talks to the Cut about drawing smiley faces in Gitmo and waging class warfare in nightclubs.
    By Jill Filipovic
  20. the racie for gracie
    Weiner Isn’t Interested in Winning the Occupy VoteBut he might get it anyway.
    By Margaret Hartmann
  21. oh the irony
    UC Davis’s Pepper-Spray Cop Wants a Worker’s Comp PayoutFor psychiatric injury.
    By Adam Martin
  22. Blood, Tear Gas, and Twitter: On the Front Lines With Turkey’s ‘Occupy’ KidsThey are young and stylish and loathe their country’s conservative leader. Zuccotti Park is their model. But the riot police are having none of it.
    By Sulome Anderson
  23. lawsuits
    Occupy Wall Street Still Kicking in CourtThe city paid $25,000 to a roughed-up protester.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  24. occupy wall street
    The NYPD’s Most Infamous Pepper-Sprayer Will Not Face Criminal Charges Nor will another cop accused of sucker-punching an Occupy protester.
    By Caroline Bankoff
  25. crimes and misdemeanors
    Occupy Wall Street Twitter Warrior’s Messages Finally RevealedThey’re pretty boring.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  26. hurricane sandy
    Police, Occupy a Little Surprised They Work So Well Together Post-SandyIt’s some kind of Bizarro Zuccotti Park.
    By Adam Martin
  27. crimes and misdemeanors
    Malcolm Harris, Occupy’s Twitter Resister, Will Plead GuiltyHe lost the fight against a subpoenea of his tweets.
    By Adam Martin
  28. occupy wall street
    Occupy Wall Street Gets Focused With a Splashy Debt-Relief GalaThey’re back, and they’re focused.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  29. Big Problems, Little Solutions: For the New Occupy, Size Is EverythingA self-organizing civic immune system.
    By Paul Ford
  30. crimes and misdemeanors
    Preemptive Occupy Wall Street Arrests Cost City $50,000The “thought crime” lawsuit has been settled.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  31. Occupy Sandy’s Street Medics Go Door-to-Door in Coney IslandInside a crumbling tower full of seniors.
    By Jessica Lustig
  32. occupy everything
    Occupy Wall Street’s Main Mom Divorces Banker Husband Think of it as redistribution of wealth. 
    By Caroline Bankoff
  33. occupy wall street
    Ben & Jerry’s Founder Takes Back OWS ‘Batmobile’The millionaire won his “custody battle” with the activists.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  34. protests
    Barclays Center Protesters Got Creative With Jay-Z Lyrics“99 Percent Problems, and this Arena is 1 Percent.”
    By Andre Tartar
  35. lawsuits
    Pepper-Sprayed Students Win $1 Million Settlement From University of CaliforniaThat’s $30,000 per victim, in addition to a written apology.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  36. cute things
    Pepper-Spray Attack Led to an Occupy Wall Street BabySex! Love! Lawsuit!
    By Joe Coscarelli
  37. international affairs
    Occupy Wall Street Not Meeting With AhmadinejadAn Iranian media report is inaccurate, according to protesters.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  38. lawsuits
    Pepper-Spray Cop Sued for Lesser Offense TooAnthony Bologna has been hit with another lawsuit.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  39. crimes and misdemeanors
    NYPD Seriously Investigating Fake Propaganda Posters That Dare Mock the PoliceGuerrilla street art must be stopped.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  40. crimes and misdemeanors
    NYPD Arrests Almost 200 Occupy Protesters, Roughs Up City Councilman AgainJumaane Williams and the police just can’t seem to get along.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  41. fi-cri nostalgia
    Assessing Wall Street 2.0: The More Things Change …Four years after Lehman, has anything really changed?
    By Kevin Roose
  42. don’t call it a comeback
    Protesters Meet Well-Prepared Police on Occupy Wall Street Anniversary [Updated]The NYPD arrested more than 70 activists before 10 a.m.
    By Matt Taylor
  43. occupy wall street
    Despite Arrests, Occupiers Look Forward to NYSE Protest“Please don’t go to jail tonight, we need you in the streets.”
    By Matt Taylor
  44. occupy wall street
    OWS Begins One-Year Anniversary DemonstrationsThough much was familiar, the movement has seen some changes since last September. 
    By Matt Taylor
  45. crimes and misdemeanors
    South Street Seaport Rape Suspect Turns Himself InThough the NYPD would prefer for you to think of him as the “Occupy Wall Street Rape Suspect.” 
    By Caroline Bankoff
  46. the internet
    Twitter Gives Up Occupy Wall Street Tweets Rather Than Face FineProsecutors now have the messages they’ve been fighting for.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  47. crimes and misdemeanors
    NYPD Ties Rape Suspect to Occupy Wall StreetPolice are “hunting for a rapist among them.”
    By Joe Coscarelli
  48. the internet
    Twitter Really Has to Turn Over Occupy Wall Street Tweets Now, or ElseThis time, they have three days before being fined.
    By Joe Coscarelli
  49. occupy everywhere
    Occupy Wall Street Protesting Carlos Slim at Saks Fifth AvenueHe’s the “1 percent of the 1 percent.”
    By Joe Coscarelli
  50. occupy wall street
    Pepper-Spray Cop Anthony Bologna Fighting NYPD for Legal FeesThe department has opted not to defend him.
    By Joe Coscarelli
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