Occupy Wall St.

The Occupy Oakland movement forced the port authority to call off the night shift because some say the port is a symbol of wealth and capitalism.

Occupy Wall Street has spread across the United States. More than 550 communities have held protests. But what has it accomplished?

With more than $400,000 in donations but no desire to name leaders, the Occupy Wall Street protest faces a challenge: Who will manage the money?

Some small businesses are providing food and services for local Occupy Wall Street protests. But is it fully for the cause, or just good marketing?

Commentator and humorist Andy Borowitz imagines correspondence from the offices of Goldman Sachs.

Occupy Wall Street protesters are urged to back a 1 percent tax on financial transactions. The idea is already being considered in Europe.

Though peaceful so far, the Occupy Wall Street movement has some bankers worried about their personal safety.

Former student activist and now-Columbia professor Todd Gitlin discusses where Occupy Wall Street fits into the spectrum of popular protests and public civil disobedience.

The Atlantic magazine's Conor Friedersdorf talks about how his words from a blog post unexpectedly turned up on a sign in the Occupy Wall Street demonstrations.