Occupy Wall Street participants march down Fifth Avenue as part of May Day events in New York in 2012
Hundreds of protesters demonstrate on the second day of the NATO summit in Chicago, Illinois
Chicago Occupy Wall Street Protesters sit in Daley Plaza for a moment of solidarity with arrested protesters
Chicago Occupy Wall Street Protesters march through the streets of downtown Chicago
Chicago Occupy Wall Street Protesters march through the streets of downtown Chicago
Twitter claims its users have the rights to their own tweets and vowed to defend those rights
Twitter user Malcolm Harris is being prosecuted for disorderly conduct
Occupy Wall Street protesters demonstrate in Union Square
An Occupy Wall Street protestor is arrested by the police during a march in New York City
New York Police Department officers on patrol during a march by Occupy Wall Street demonstrators in 2011
Zuccotti Park was the focal point of the OWS movement when it sprang up in September last year
Members of Occupy Wall Street and various labor groups hold a protest against Mitt Romney
Romney faces attacks for raising taxes and supporting the Wall Street bailout and a government take-over of healthcare
An Occupy Wall Street protester, dressed as Mitt Romney as the grim reaper
Many Occupy activists say Obama has sold out to Wall Street interests
Members of the Occupy Wall St movement carry a sign during a "national day of action" demonstration by the movement in New York
Members of the Occupy Wall St movement hold protest signs aloft outside of a Pfizer building during a "national day of action" demonstration by the movement in New York
Protesters demonstrate in New York's Bryant Park
Gilding cited national debt crises, the Occupy movement and rising temperatures as signs of the breakdown of modern life
Occupy Oakland had earlier announced a weekend "rise up festival"

Mexico's Slim, Gates, Zara chief Ortega world's richest

Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim, Microsoft's Bill Gates and Zara fashion house boss Amancio Ortega of Spain topped the Forbes list of the world's billionaires Monday.
 

French resistance hero and activist Hessel dies at 95

French resistance hero and Holocaust survivor Stephane Hessel, whose 2010 manifesto "Time for Outrage" sold millions of copies and inspired protest movements worldwide, has died at the age of 95, his wife said Wednesday.
 

Holocaust survivor Stephane Hessel dies at 95

Best-selling French writer, veteran diplomat and concentration camp survivor Stephane Hessel, whose work inspired protest movements worldwide, has died at the age of 95, his wife announced Wednesday.
 

Occupy activists sue Los Angeles over treatment in sweep

Activists with Occupy Los Angeles have filed suit against the city for what they allege was harsh police treatment as they were swept off City Hall grounds over a year ago, court documents show.
 

Obama nation exults after election win

The speed and scale of the victory crashed over Barack Obama's die-hard supporters like a tidal wave, unleashing joy and relief after a tense and often ill-tempered campaign.
 

Thousands celebrate Obama victory in Times Square

Chanting "four more years!" and waving flags, thousands ecstatically celebrated Barack Obama's victory in New York's Times Square Tuesday, just a week after the city was hit by superstorm Sandy.
 

Occupy veterans move from Wall Street to storm aid

Veterans of the campaign to bring Wall Street to a standstill are now in an army of volunteers helping the tens of thousands in a crippled district of New York one week after superstorm Sandy struck.
 

Occupy militants switch from Wall Street to storm aid

Veterans of the campaign to bring Wall Street to a standstill are now in an army of volunteers helping the tens of thousands in a crippled district of New York one week after superstorm Sandy struck.
 

New Yorkers get by with help from friends

Shellshocked by Hurricane Sandy, their homes dark, cold and sometimes wet too, many of the New Yorkers worst affected by the storm are relying on the kindness of friends, relatives and even strangers.
 

Workers beg Romney to stop latest Bain outsourcing

Being told to train his replacement was humiliating and surreal, but Tom Gaulrapp said the worst part was when the plant's US flag was taken down before the Chinese engineers arrived.
 

One year on, at least 180 held in Occupy protests

Protesters from Occupy Wall Street hit New York City streets again to mark their one-year anniversary, disrupting access to the stock exchange, as police detained more than 180 people.
 

One year on, about 150 held in Occupy protests

Protesters from Occupy Wall Street hit New York City streets again Monday to mark their one-year anniversary, disrupting access to the stock exchange and prompting police to detain about 150 people.
 

Occupy anniversary protests fall flat

Protesters from Occupy Wall Street returned to the streets of New York on Monday to mark their one-year anniversary, but in such small numbers that the movement appeared to be losing steam.
 

Police arrest Occupy Wall Street protesters in NY

Police in New York on Monday arrested at least 35 demonstrators marking the one-year anniversary of the Occupy Wall Street movement by launching new protests, witnesses said.
 

Occupy Wall Street plans to mark anniversary

New Yorkers braced for more street protests Monday as Occupy Wall Street marks its first anniversary by attempting to blockade the New York Stock Exchange and re-energize the movement.
 

Occupy Wall Street plans to mark anniversary

Occupy Wall Street will mark its first anniversary on Monday by attempting to blockade the New York Stock Exchange and re-launch the movement against what it sees as inequality, organizers said.
 

Twitter surrenders protester's tweets to court

Twitter on Friday submitted to a New York court ruling and surrendered tweets sent by an Occupy Wall Street protester accused of disorderly conduct.
 

Anti-drug war 'peace caravan' to arrive in New York

A "peace caravan" on a cross-country crusade to end to the US war on drugs that organizers blame for the violence tearing up Mexico was expected to arrive in New York Thursday evening.
 

Occupy Wall Street plans to block NYSE

Occupy Wall Street will mark its first anniversary this September by attempting to blockade the New York Stock Exchange and trying to arrest bankers, organizers said Thursday.
 

British-Pakistani rising star relishes Venice spotlight

British-Pakistani actor Riz Ahmed spoke with pride on Thursday about his star role in the political thriller "The Reluctant Fundamentalist" as a way of tackling major issues of our time.