Monday October 31, 2011

	Keystone Pipeline Protest Heading to White House
	US Stops Payments to UNESCO over Palestinian Vote
	Dean of St Paul's Cathedral Resigns over Occupy London Protest Row
	Regulating the Rush for Land
	Greece to Hold Referendum on EU Aid Package
	The Triumph of King Coal: Hardening Our Coal Addiction
	Fine Line Between Politics and Issues Spending by Secretive 501(c)(4) Groups
	Europe May Act Alone on Financial Transaction Tax
	Occupy Protesters Clash with Police in Denver and Portland
	UNESCO approves Palestinian membership bid
	US Had Advance Warning of Abuse at Afghan Prisons, Officials Say

Sunday October 30, 2011

	World of 'Contradiction' Awaits 7 Billionth Person
	Former US Chief Prosecutor Condemns 'Law-Free Zone' of Guantánamo
	Credit Unions Bask in Big Bank Backlash
	Turned Off by Obama, Young Enviros Look to EPA for Salvation
	US to Boost Gulf Presence After Iraq Pullout: Report
	Ron Paul, Tea Party Godfather, Says ‘Occupy’ All About ‘Handouts'
	Occupy Vancouver Marches in Support of Robin Hood Tax
	Clerics Suppress Report on Bankers' Greed to Save Church Embarrassment

Saturday October 29, 2011

	Spanish Indignados a Force in Global Movement
	Groups Urge G20 Not to Ignore Development Agenda
	Kabul Suicide Bomb Claims 17 Victims
	Former Guantanamo Inmates Tell of Confessions Under 'Torture'
	Protesters Rally Against Big Banks In Manhattan
	Occupy the Boardroom: Protesters Get Message to Inboxes of CEOs
	Who is the 99 Percent?

Friday October 28, 2011

	Liberals Get 'Déjà Vu' and Complain Dems Have Bungled in Debt Talks
	Wall Street Protesters Prepare for Winter Weather
	Scott Olsen 'Cannot Talk' after Injury at Occupy Oakland Protest
	Working America Nurtures Working Class Support for ‘Occupy’ Aims
	Killing Wolves: A Product of Alberta’s Big Oil and Gas Boom
	Michigan Unions and Poor Face 85 Hostile Laws
	US Air Force Secretly Flying Armed Missions from Drone Base in Ethiopia
	Map Reveals Stark Divide in Who Caused Climate Change and Who's Being Hit

Thursday October 27, 2011

	Oakland Protesters Call for General Strike Against City
	Greeks Express Dismay Over Eurozone Debt Deal
	Yemeni Women Set Veils Ablaze in Protest at Saleh Crackdown
	Oakland Police and Mayor Face Fresh Protest Over Critical Wounding Veteran
	Anti-G20 Summit Prepares Its Case
	From Our Archives: Police Violence Shocks Activists, Others at Port of Oakland Protest
	GOP Presidential Candidates' Tax Plans Would Benefit the Rich
	Fukushima Fallout Was Almost Twice as Bad as Official Estimates, New Study Says
	Obama Administration One Critical Step Closer to Banning New Uranium Mining by Grand Canyon
	Franklin Center: Right-Wing Funds State News Source

Wednesday October 26, 2011

	US Income Disparity, Economic Anxiety Grow: Studies
	Labor and Occupy Movements Continue to Stand in Solidarity
	US Democrats Seek Up to $3 Trillion in Budget Savings
	Police Turn Oakland Into War Zone
	UN: World Will Miss Economic Benefit of 1.8 billion Young People
	NY Fed's $40 Billion Iraqi Money Trail
	Civil Society Groups Call for Action to Curb Land Grabbing
	Another Tibetan Monk 'Sets Himself Ablaze' in China
	Afghans Find Little to Praise in New US-Led Offensive

Tuesday October 25, 2011

	OWS's Beef: Wall Street Isn't Winning – It's Cheating
	UN Tally Excluded Most Afghan Civilian Deaths in Night Raids
	It’s True, Bankers Really Do Control the World: Study
	Bodies of 53 'Executed' Gaddafi Loyalists Discovered
	New Senior Adviser for Obama Campaign Lobbied for Keystone Pipeline, Comcast Merger
	Early Morning Police Raid Ousts Occupy Oakland
	#OWS: Not Just a Protest, But a Little Utopia
	Obama Administration Clears Way for Wave of Industrial Offshore Oil Drilling in Arctic
	Ruling Military Council Intensifies Media Clampdown in Egypt

Monday October 24, 2011

	Wall Street Protest Plans Global Rally Ahead of G20
	New Obama Foreclosure Plan Helps Banks At Taxpayers' Expense
	WikiLeaks Suspends Publishing to Fight Financial Blockade
	Durban May Be Last Chance to Stabilize Climate Under Two Degrees
	Wealthy Corporations with a Trillion Dollars Stashed Offshore Lobby for a 'Holiday' from US Taxes
	Chemical Bomb Tossed into Occupy Maine Encampment
	Child Six Billion Hopes for Peace as Population Races on to Next Milestone
	Yemen President Saleh 'Likely to Fight, Not Quit'
	At Occupy London, St Pauls Protesters Vow to Stay On
	90 Percent Turn Out for Tunisian Election
	Girls' Behavior Problems Linked to Prenatal Bisphenol A Exposure
	House GOP Wants to Waive Environmental Laws on US Borders
	Military Sexual Assault and Rape 'Epidemic'
	Tensions, Suspicions Divide Libya After Gaddafi

Sunday October 23, 2011

	'Messengers of Death': Are Drones Creating a New Global Arms Race?
	Arms Trade: Profits Before Human Rights?
	Gene Patents "Like Trying to Keep Water in a Sieve"
	Strong Earthquake Hits Turkey, Up to 1,000 Feared Killed

Saturday October 22, 2011

	Without Credit Card Donations, WikiLeaks Facing Funding Crisis
	Guatemala Leader Apologizes for 1954 CIA-Backed Coup
	For Tent Dwellers in Occupy Miami, a Sense of Family and Purpose
	Going Forward: Global Hazardous Waste Ban Advances
	Doubts Cast on Official Gaddafi Death Account
	Pete Seeger, Arlo Guthrie Join Occupy Wall Street
	Government: Rich Getting Richer, More People Poor

Friday October 21, 2011

	Sadr: Presence of 'US Trainers' Extension of US Occupation
	Soldiers May Be Leaving Iraq, But Contractors Will Remain
	Alleged ‘Skills Gap’ Takes Spotlight Off Who’s to Blame for Massive Jobs Shortage
	News Corp. Protesters Deliver List of Demands to Shareholders
	Obama Pulling Troops From Iraq by End of Year
	In Egypt, Corruption Cases Had an American Root
	Greeks Pass Painful Measures
	Senate Rejects Big Piece of Obama Jobs Bill
	Real-Life 'Inception': Army Looks to ‘Counteract PTSD Nightmares’ With Digital Dreams
	Sen. Sanders Gathers Economists for his Planned Fed Overhaul Bill
	Investors Worth $20 Trillion Urge Legally-Binding Climate Treaty
	UN Rights Office Urges Inquiry into Gaddafi Death
	Alabama Executes Christopher Johnson Despite Mental Health Doubts

Thursday October 20, 2011

	How The Austerity Class Rules Washington
	Global Warming Study Finds No Grounds for Climate Skeptics' Concerns
	Underground Industry: Gas Pipelines Are Big Business But Lightly Regulated
	Citigroup Settles for $285 Million; No Wall Street Exec Jailed Yet
	Media Called to Arms in Green Battle
	Occupy Ex-Presidents: Protests Planned for Bush, Clinton Event in Canada
	FBI Ramps Up Next Generation ID Roll-Out—Will You End Up in the Database?
	Chile Education Protest Erupts Again in Violence
	Libyan Fighters Declare Victory; Moamer Kadhafi Dead

Wednesday October 19, 2011

	GM Crops Promote Superweeds, Food Insecurity and Pesticides, say NGOs
	America’s Real Industrial Policy: Maximize Profits at All Cost
	OWS Protesters May Demand "Robin Hood" Tax
	Have Corporate Media Warmed to Occupy Wall Street?
	Unpaid Student Loans Top $1 Trillion
	Greece Shut by General Strike Before Austerity Vote
	Two Awlaki Teenage Relatives Killed in Yemen Attack: Family
	Yemeni Unarmed Protesters Killed by Loyalist Gunmen
	Occupy Wall St. Pepper-Spray Cop Anthony Bologna Loses 10 Vacation Days for Violating NYPD Rules
	Occupy Movement Heats Up US South

Tuesday October 18, 2011

	Occupy Chicago After Arrests: We Will Re-Occupy
	It's Official: 'Age of Shale' Has Arrived
	Obama’s Free-Trade Victory Threatens 2012 Prospects
	Greek Union Warns of Austerity "Death Spiral"
	Occupy Windsor, Canada: 'There is Too Much Disparity Between the Rich and the Poor.'
	GOP: ‘Deregulate Wall Street!’
	US Hawks Behind Iraq War Rally for Strikes Against Iran
	As Rage at Wall Street Rises, Its Moneymen Shower Cash on Candidates
	Top CIA Agent Working for NYPD Draws Scrutiny, Few Answers
	Hamas and Israel Exchange Prisoners

Monday October 17, 2011

	Forgiving Student Loans: A Stimulus Measure to Revitalize the Middle Class
	Growth Patterns Must Shift or Poor Will Be Worse Off: UN
	New Yorkers Support #OccupyWallStreet And Want Millionaire's Tax
	To Balance Budgets, Philadelphia Schools Allow Ads
	Citibank Arrests Customers for Trying to Close Accounts
	Occupy Wall Street Reaches 1-Month Birthday
	US Officials Peddle False Intel to Support Terror Plot Claims
	Teachers to Come First in Senate Jobs Vote
	Are Co-ops the Solution to Occupy Wall Street Woes?
	Yemen Uprising: Sana'a Rocked by Night of Fierce Fighting
	Study: Many College Students Not Learning to Think Critically
	Occupy Wall Street Movement Breaks Borders

Sunday October 16, 2011

	Across the World, the Indignant Rise Up Against Corporate Greed and Cuts
	Global Protests Pressure G20
	Obama Administration Allows BP Back Into the Bidding for Gulf Oil Drilling Rights
	ACLU Will Take Gene Patent Case to Supreme Court
	Occupy London Protest Continues Into Second Day

Saturday October 15, 2011

	Day of 'Global Revolution' Comes to London as Thousands of Demonstrators Take Over the City
	Mexico's Newest Export to US May Be Water
	Liberal Senators Urge State Department to Toss Out Tar Sands Pipeline Review
	UN Warns of Civil War in Syria as Death Toll Mounts
	'Indignant' Activists Launch Worldwide Protests

Friday October 14, 2011

	Wall Street Sit-In Goes Global Saturday
	Turning Occupy Anger Into Local Change
	Obama Sends US Combat Troops to Uganda
	Republicans Advance Bill to Slash Funding for UN
	Colorado State Patrol, Denver Police Clearing Occupy Denver Camp Site
	Rick Perry Officials Spark Revolt after Doctoring Environment Report
	Zuccotti Park Cleaning Cancelled For Now
	FBI Account of "Terror Plot" Suggests Sting Operation

Thursday October 13, 2011

	'Indignant' Protests to Sweep Across World
	Occupy Wall Street Movement is Twice as Popular as the Tea Party: Time Poll
	Occupy Colleges: Student Supporters Of Occupy Wall Street Continue To Show Solidarity
	Protesters Suspicious of Plan to Clean up NYC Park
	My Advice to the Occupy Wall Street Protesters: Hit Bankers Where It Hurts
	Despite Opposition, Obama Verges on Trade Deal Disaster
	Amnesty Calls on Canada to Arrest Bush
	San Francisco's Wells-Fargo Target of Wall Street Protest
	Abortion-Rights Leader Urges Others to 'Be Bold, Brave'
	Mainstream Media 'Occupy Wall Street' Coverage Increases Sharply, But Still Relatively Low Priority
	Alleged Iranian Assassination Plot Suspicious, Experts Say
	Bolivian Road Protest Threatens to Flatten Evo Morales's Popularity

Wednesday October 12, 2011

	Exclusive: BP to Risk Worst Ever Oil Spill in Shetlands Drilling
	Nato Success Against Taliban in Afghanistan 'May Be Exaggerated'
	Trade Deal Votes to Divide Democrats
	Report: One in Four Millionaires Pays Less in Taxes than Some in Middle Class
	Unanswered Questions over the Alleged Iranian Assassination Plot
	US Sweep Nets Private Email Addresses
	In Occupy Boston Tent City, The Unheard Find a Voice
	In Colorado, Occupy Fort Collins Demonstrators Dig In; No Plan to End Protest
	US Arms Bahrain While Decrying Russian Weapons in Syria
	Alabama Parents Prepare for the Worst: Separation from Their Kids
	Biofuels, Speculators Driving Food Price Surges
	New Zealand’s Worst Maritime Disaster: Yet Another Oil Spill

Tuesday October 11, 2011

	Bogus ‘Recovery’ Offers Households Bigger Income Drop Than Recession
	Scores Arrested at Occupy Boston Protest Site
	Trade, Jobs and Sales Jobs: Failing To Do the Math on Export Promises
	Wall St Protesters Target Homes of Top Executives
	Occupy Portland, Maine: A Small City Joins a Big Movement
	Companies Use Fuzzy Math in Job Claims; Candidates Still Buy In
	Washington Protest: American Spectator Condemned over Article
	Backlash Swells Against New "Gilded Age"
	Afghanistan Torture Report Raises Major Questions About West's Strategy
	Foreign Profit Tax Break Was Costly Bomb: Report
	"The Death Penalty Has No Dissuasive Effect"
	Oil Spill is New Zealand's 'Worst Maritime Disaster'
	Violence and Bloodshed in Egypt: An Eyewitness Account

Monday October 10, 2011

	‘Bank Transfer Day’ Causes Credit Union Buzz
	Michael Bloomberg: Wall Street Protesters Can Stay Indefinitely
	The Class Warfare the Rich Don't Understand
	Thousands Expected at Chicago Financial Conferences Protests
	Hungry for Change: Food Insecurity in an Age of Austerity
	Occupy Wall Street-Style Protests Spread to Britain
	Report: US Got Secret Order to Snoop on WikiLeaks
	New Zealand Oil Spill: Conservationists Warn of Wildlife 'Tragedy'
	The Occupied Wall Street Journal: A Protest’s Ink-Stained Fingers
	Food Crises Compromising Fight Against World Hunger, Warns UN Report
	24 Killed in Clashes with Troops as Violence Returns to Tahrir Square
	Seasoned Activists Critique, Celebrate Wall Street Protests

Sunday October 9, 2011

	Don’t Mistake Occupy Wall Street for Team Obama
	American Spectator Editor Admits to Being Agent Provocateur at DC Museum
	Anti-Austerity 'Indignants' Occupy Brussels Park
	Protesters Against NHS Privatization Occupy Westminster Bridge
	Cops Ticketing Drivers Who Honk in Support of 'Occupy Seattle' Protesters
	Julian Assange Leads Afghanistan Protest in London

Saturday October 8, 2011

	Wall Street Protesters Want World to Know They're Just Like Us
	DC Protests: Reports Of Pepper-Spray Incident At Air And Space Museum
	Chilean Girls Stage 'Occupation' of Their Own School in Education Rights Protest
	Billionaire Mayor Bloomberg: Occupy Wall Street is Trying to Destroy Jobs
	Occupy Wall Street Protestors Plan Another March As Campout Grows In Zuccotti Park
	Washington Struggles to Keep Occupiers Straight

Friday October 7, 2011

	People-Powered Testimony Against Keystone XL Tar Sands
	While Wall Street Quakes, Greece’s Fire Still Burns Bright
	Occupy Wall St, The Start of a New Protest Era?
	A Danger Room Exclusive: Computer Virus Hits US Drone Fleet
	Panetta Shines Some Light -- But Not Much -- with Casual Asides about CIA’s Secret Drone Program
	Eric Cantor Condemns Occupy Wall Street 'Mobs': They're 'Pitting Americans Against Americans'
	US Debate on Haqqani: Military or Political Solution?
	Demonstrators Protest Wars, Wall Street in Nation's Capital
	Nobel Peace Prize Honors African, Arab Women
	US Had 'Frighteningly Simplistic' View of Afghanistan, says McChrystal
	Final Keystone XL Pipeline Hearing Sees Show of Force from Both Sides
	Coordinated Attacks in Afghanistan Hit US Sites

Thursday October 6, 2011

	‘Occupy’ Protests Pick Up Steam, Spread to Hundreds of Cities
	Attorneys General Settlement: The Next Big Bank Bailout?
	SF Police Break Up Occupy SF Camp
	Pakistan: Flood Fatigue Closes Eyes to New Disaster
	Arab Spring Galvanizers, WikiLeaks Among Nobel Contenders
	Afghans Hold Anti-U.S. Rally on Eve of War Anniversary
	Obama Says He'd Agree to Millionaires Tax
	Secret Panel Can Put Americans on "Kill List'
	Occupy Wall Street: Video Shows NYPD Officer Striking Protesters With Baton
	Unions to Democrats: Don't Take Us for Granted
	Riding National Wave, Occupy San Francisco March Swells
	Fred L. Shuttlesworth, Courageous Civil Rights Fighter, Dies at 89

Wednesday October 5, 2011

	Wall Street Protest Grows as Unions Swell Ranks
	NYC Students Stage Walkouts in Solidarity with Occupy Wall Street
	Apple Co-Founder Steve Jobs Passes Away
	Green Groups Sue US to Stop Work on Keystone XL Oil Pipeline
	Occupy Wall Street: The Direct Action Committee Driving the Protest's Success
	Once Enemies, Now They March Together: Organized Labor Expected to join Wall Street Protest
	Koch Bros. Company Declared 'Substantial Interest' in Keystone XL Pipeline
	Afghanistan and Iraq Wars Not Worth Fighting, say a Third of US Veterans
	'No Need' for US Troop Immunity Post-2011: Iraq Leaders
	When the Left Revolts, Who Will Deem it Newsworthy?
	Obama Waives Penalties on Countries That Employ Child Soldiers – Again!
	Greek State Workers Take to Streets to Fight Cuts

Tuesday October 4, 2011

	Citi, BofA Cut Workers After US Tax Holiday-Report
	CNN's Factcheck Failure on Occupy Wall Street
	Protests Against Wall Street Spread Across US
	62% of Americans Want Immediate Troop Cuts in Afghanistan
	Rights Group: Little Progress in Stemming Killings of Colombian Trade Unionists
	NYC Bus Drivers Don't Want Buses Used in Protest
	Civil Society Fighting Resurgent Militarism, Cronyism in Post-Coup Honduras
	Wall Street Protesters Hope to Plant Seeds of a National Cause
	House Republicans Propose a Massive Step Backwards in Sex Education and Women’s Health
	South Pacific Islands Face Water Crisis After Six Months of Low Rainfall
	2011 Arctic Ozone Loss 'Unprecedented'

Monday October 3, 2011

	Occupation: Coming to a City Near You?
	Green Group says TransCanada, State Dept. Emails Show 'Pro-Pipeline Bias'
	Greece Approves Dismissal of 30,000 State Staff
	Why Protecting the World's Wildlife is Good for Our Wallets
	Protesters Blockade Nuclear Power Station
	Inspired by Wall Street Protests, Boston Economic Protest Gains Steam
	A "Great Haircut" to Kick-Start US Growth
	I Was Tortured in Bahrain Police Cell, says One of the Doctors Jailed for 15 Years
	Big Bucks in Anti-Big Government Movement: The Professional Tea Party Cashes In
	Shell Oil Paid Nigerian Military to Put Down Protests, Court Documents Show

Sunday October 2, 2011

	Occupy Wall Street Protest: NYPD Accused of Heavy-Handed Tactics
	Young People Declare Green Economy Crucial to Earth's Future
	Cheney Praises Strike, But Seeks Apology
	Battle Escalates Against Genetically Modified Crops
	Wall Street Protesters In It For The Long Haul

Saturday October 1, 2011

	More Than 500 Arrested in Wall Street Protest
	‘Don’t Let Me Die in Vain’: Executed Troy Davis Remembered at Memorial
	‘Occupy Wall Street’ Protests Spread Across the Country
	24 Arrests at Bank of America Protest in Boston
	Al-Awlaki Killing Hailed by Obama, Slammed by Rights Groups
	Wall Street Readies Assault on Elizabeth Warren
	US Congress Makes Palestinians Pay for Seeking UN Recognition
	Forgotten in the Arab Spring: Global Outcry as 20 Bahraini Doctors Face Prison
	'No Emergency Law,' Demand Continues Amid Clashes in Egypt's Tahrir Square
	Top Haqqani Commander Captured in Afghanistan; "Peace Talks" Continue to Deteriorate
	Occupy Wall Street: "It Is a Revolution"
	Justice Dept. Memo Sanctioned Killings, But Officials Avoid 'Due Process' Concerns