Bloomberg's raid on Occupy Wall Street was, above all, a cowardly act. But Occupy will live on with or without Liberty Square.

The moment couldn't have been more ripe for a real advance in the fight against climate change.

Judge Michael Stallman ruled that the occupiers have not “demonstrated that they have a First Amendment right to remain in Zuccotti Park.”

Attacks on peaceful protesters rarely make the police or government look anything but weak and cowardly.

A major redistribution of global power is underway and arrangements that once hugely benefited the American people are coming undone.

With foreclosure and unemployment rates even higher for veterans, their participation in the Occupy movement was inevitable.

The massive popular protests that shook the globe this year have much in common, though most of the reporting on them in the mainstream media has obscured the similarities.

In this new video series, Reich takes on corporate influence in the political system and economic inequality in a way that only the former secretary of labor can.

From Ohio to Maine to Mississippi, voters rejected the conservative agenda on key issues.