What Comes After May Day for Occupy Wall Street?
May 1 brought big crowds and good vibes, but no obvious path forward.
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May 1 brought big crowds and good vibes, but no obvious path forward.
It was just like old times at Zuccotti Park last night.
The protesters have dropped a lawsuit against the park's camping rules.
Ydanis Rodriguez has already been arrested for the cause and now wants to donate his city stipend.
Protesters have reentered their old turf.
Now these are some insane, department-wide e-mails.
The mayor is publicly battling with a New York congressman.
Brookfield Properties claims the finance department is mistaken.
Media organizations have demanded a meeting to discuss the NYPD's treatment of journalists.
The mayor scores a tactical win, but at what cost?
The protesters will not be allowed to re-create their encampment.
The court ruled that Bloomberg must "show cause" for evicting Occupy Wall Street.
Occupy Wall Street's founding mecca has been forcibly cleared out.
The FDNY gave the protesters' generators back.
Occupy protesters passed a motion to invest nearly $20,000 in large tents.
Shares tent with an anarchist and girl in devil getup.
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