The question that is lingering on everyone's minds is: Did May Day save Occupy Wall Street? Yesterday the OWS movement teamed up with labor unions and immigration-rights activists to march down Broadway to the Financial District, and drew massive crowds in its path. Aside from the Broadway march, other protests spurt up throughout Manhattan, Brooklyn, and across the country in cities like Detroit and Chicago, and even abroad such as in London and Sydney. Since their eviction from Zuccotti Park in November, the movement has been uncharacteristically quiet, and yesterday was their official moment of resurgence. What will happen next? I guess we will just have to wait and see. Check out the photos below. More»

Occupy Wall Street protesters are coming out of hibernation today for what is expected to be one of the biggest and most wide-spread Occupy Wall Street protest yet.

Occupy Wall Street related events are planned for today in 115 cities throughout the US, though the biggest and most vocal will be here in NY.

Protesters gathered in Bryant Park early this morning before leaving for various demonstration sites throughout the city. At 4pm, all NY protesters will gather in Union Square for the Solidarity Rally, and at 5:30pm they will take part in the Solidarity March down Broadway to Wall Street. More»

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As we've been seeing on the front pages of national and local newspapers every day for the last two months, the Occupy movement has spread from Wall Street and gone coastal, rocking our own city for weeks downtown around City Hall. Today, as part of the "National Day of Action for the 99%," Angelenos stepped out in numbers for marches that shut down major city streets and we were there to capture the action (and weed vapors). More»

[Photo by Cottleson Images] ...You missed this spirited demonstration of hundreds who gathered at Dodger Stadium to protest Arizona's controversial immigration law for the Dodger-Diamondbacks game. Many held signs like this man's, displaying a swastika in the center of the Arizona state flag. More»

[Photos via Getty] Yesterday, scores of activists protested in London as world leaders arrived for the G20 summit. Among demanding action on poverty, climate change and jobs, the group of (mostly young people), had quite a fun time!  There was singing, yelling, dancing.  Russell Brand was even there! (see first photo below).  Sure there were a few injuries or two, but all in all, protests have never been so much fun!  And all of this for free!  What a deal!  When do we get to have our own fun you ask?  Well, if you should feel so inclined, it looks like a "civil demonstration" is brewing in on our own island tomorrow against the failed bailout of failed commercial institutions. [Information Here]

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