By Madison Ruppert

Editor of End the Lie

A so-called “Community Awareness Program” (CAP) has been launched by the Counterterrorism Education Learning Lab (the…

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VERDICT ANNOUNCED: Judge rules against the City of New York!

OWS2.0 begins now!

It's Official  White House and DHS Behind #OWS Thug Crackdowns Nationwide…

Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas President Richard Fisher said regulators should break up so- called too-big-to-fail financial institutions to curtail the risk they pose to financial stability.

“I believe that too-big-to-fail banks are too-dangerous- to-permit,” Fisher said in the text of remarks given in New York today. “Downsizing the behemoths over time into institutions that can be prudently managed and regulated…

NYPD IS RAIDING LIBERTY SQUARE

Posted 15 minutes ago on Nov. 15, 2011, 1:20 a.m. EST by OccupyWallSt

Cops link shooting to Occupy Oakland

According to a police report, the victim of a fatal shooting near Frank Ogawa Plaza had been staying in the camp

This   seems staged but who knows. Being there really isn't a leader I guess we get democratic rule.

At Thursday’s General Assembly of Occupy Wall Street in New York, a resolution was passed to allocate $29,000 to pay to send approximately 20 “OWS Ambassadors” to act…

MIAMI, Nov. 9 (UPI) -- The Florida Highway Patrol says it is investigating whether feces dumped on one of its patrol cars stemmed from a trooper's arrest of a Miami police officer.

Highway Patrol union chief William Smith said the cruiser used by Trooper Joe Sanchez was found covered in feces outside his home Sunday, WPLG-TV, Miami, reported Wednesday. Sanchez…

CLEVELAND, Ohio --  State Issue 3 appears to have already won the state.

With nearly three quarter of a million votes in at 9 p.m., nearly 65 percent of Ohioans favor the proposal to prevent Ohioans from being forced to participate in a health care system.

WASHINGTON -- Ohioans overturned a divisive anti-union law on Tuesday, delivering a significant defeat to Republican Gov. John Kasich and a victory to labor unions.

Ohio voters rejected Issue 2, a ballot referendum on Senate Bill 5, a measure that restricts collective bargaining rights for more than 360,000 public employees, among…

Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak denied recent media reports saying Israel had decided to strike Iranian nuclear sites but said “all options remain open.”

“Israel has not yet decided to embark on any operation,” Barak told Israel Radio Tuesday. At the same time Israel must prepare for “uncomfortable situations,” is responsible for its own security and “all options remain open,” he said.

“We know more than The Washington Post…

Tired of banks charging you unnecessary fees? Here's how to get 'em back!

If you can't occupy Wall Street, keep Wall Street occupied!

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650,000 Americans Joined Credit Unions Last Month — More Than In All Of 2010 Combined

One of the tactics the 99 Percenters are using to take back the country from the 1 percent is to move their money from big banks to credit unions, community banks, and other smaller financial unions that aren’t gambling…

WASHINGTON (AP) — Jon Corzine is stepping down from running the securities firm that collapsed after his disastrous bets on European debt.

The firm, MF Global, said Friday that Corzine has resigned as chairman and CEO. It says he will decline a severance package worth $12.1 million, including cash and benefits.

MF Global filed for bankruptcy protection on Monday after its bets on European debt spooked investors and trading partners.

The company…

Another Coal Ash Spill -- This…

Victims of improper foreclosure practices can submit claims

Fourteen mortgage servicers have begun mailing out 4.3 million letters to potential victims of robo-signing. The letters will invite borrowers to submit their cases for a free review by independent consultants.

Aggrieved homeowners ensnared by a foreclosure system riddled with misconduct and error are set to get their first shot at winning some cash back from the banks.



Under orders from federal…