Wall Street Protesters

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  Mexico Protests Against Donald Trump And Their President Enrique Pena Nieto

  Thousands of protesters in more than a dozen Mexican cities took to the streets on Sunday to express their fierce opposition to US President Donald Trump, portraying the new leader as a menace to both America and Mexico.

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  Malaysia to Lodge Protest Over Chinese Coast Guard 'Intruders': Report

  Malaysia will protest against what it called the intrusion of a Chinese Coast Guard ship into its waters north of Borneo, the Wall Street Journal reported, in another departure from the country's previously soft approach to South China Sea disputes.

• Wall Street Slips in Afternoon Trade, Off Day's Lows

  US stocks were down slightly in late afternoon trading on Monday as Hong Kong protests added to worries about growth in China.

• 'Occupy Wall Street' Activist Gets 90 Days in Jail for Assault

  An Occupy Wall Street protester who became a cause celebre for activists after she was charged with assaulting a police officer was sentenced Monday to 90 days in jail, with a judge saying a protest is no excuse for an attack.

• Protesters march in Washington against NSA spying

  Protesters marched on Capitol Hill in Washington on Saturday to protest the US government's online surveillance programs, whose vast scope was revealed this year by former spy agency contractor Edward Snowden.

• Occupy Wall Street marks second anniversary with quiet rally

  Two years after getting its start in a downtown Manhattan park, Occupy Wall Street, the populist movement protesting economic inequality, marked its second anniversary on Tuesday with a protest near the New York Stock Exchange and a march near the United Nations.

• Occupy Wall Street protest slows as two year anniversary approaches

  Occupy Wall Street protesters who once vowed to "occupy" the courts by challenging their arrests on minor violations have since been defeated by the slow pace of justice, with many forgoing trial.

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  Twitter, privacy advocates eye Occupy case after guilty plea

  An Occupy Wall Street protester who tried unsuccessfully to keep prosecutors from subpoenaing his tweets pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct.

• Wall Street declines as European debt fears heat up

  Violent protests in Madrid against expected austerity measures and growing talk of secession in Catalonia increased pressure on Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy as he maneuvers before asking euro zone policymakers for rescue money.

• Occupy Wall Street marks anniversary, dozens arrested

  The protests attracted about a thousand activists, far fewer than last fall's numbers, highlighting the challenge the movement has faced in trying to sustain momentum after sparking a national conversation about economic inequality last fall.

• 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, organisers said.

• Occupy Wall Street plans to mark anniversary

  The social protest movement has seen a steep drop in support since it was founded a year ago, when hundreds of people camped in Zuccotti Park near Wall Street to protest bank bailouts and what they called the ruling "one per cent."

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  Twitter to surrender Occupy protester's tweets: Lawyer

  Twitter is expected to hand over tweets from an Occupy Wall Street protester to a New York criminal judge.

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  Twitter must produce Occupy protester's tweets or face contempt

  Twitter must hand over the tweets of an Occupy Wall Street protester to Manhattan prosecutors by Friday or face civil contempt.

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  Occupy Wall Street protester seeks to block tweets subpoena

  An Occupy Wall Street protester has accused a judge for ordering Twitter to hand over his tweets and account information to prosecutors.