Capitalism has today become a brake on human progress. Absurdly, it is accelerating human misery even while the capitalists get ever richer. People are aching for change.

We will mobilize in the streets, and in our communities and schools and in the courts to defend our basic rights. On Nov. 17, thousands of New Yorkers will take to the streets in multiple demonstrations and neighborhood occupations to show their determination to win social and economic justice. Find out more!

Nine police agencies demolished the Occupy Oakland camp this morning in yet another attempt to silence the 99%. Occupy Oakland will reconvene today at 4pm Pacific at the Oakland City Library--live tweets will be available on our website.

Organizations and individuals in New York City and around the country are calling on the Manhattan District Attorney to drop the charges for the 700+ people who were illegally arrested on the Brooklyn Bridge on October 1. Please add your voice to this effort.

ANSWER Coalition leaders and other movement organizers will be joining an exciting conference to be held in Chicago this Saturday, Nov.5, and Sunday, Nov. 6. We urge everyone who can to attend this important event.

Brian Becker, National Coordinator of the ANSWER Coalition, tells RT that NATO’s operation in Libya was not the great success proclaimed by the alliance, but rather a “massacre and crime against humanity.”

From the mass false arrest of more than 700 on the Brooklyn Bridge on Oct. 1 to mass arrests in Chicago, Atlanta, Oakland and beyond, the police forces have made clear their role as the servants of the 1 percent. Spread this video and join an action in solidarity with the Occupy movement near you.

While the final bullets that killed Gaddafi may have been fired by troops of the Libyan “National Transitional Council” (NTC), the real victors in this war are the U.S. government and its British, French and Italian allies.

The international uprising against Wall Street has made its first definitive statement in Chicago. On October 15, the city was the scene of a big Occupy Wall Street march and rally of 5,000 people, who took to the streets with chants of “People over Profits! Occupy Chicago!”

Tens of thousands flood the streets of global financial centers, capital cities and small towns to "Occupy Together" against Wall Street.