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UC Davis will probe use of pepper-spray on student protesters

The University of California, Davis said on Saturday it would launch an investigation over video footage that appeared to show campus police using pepper spray against seated student protesters at close range.

 

U.S. banks should "undermine" Occupy protesters: memo

U.S. banks should

The Occupy Wall Street movement is a big enough problem for U.S. banks that they should pay for opposition research into the political motives of protesters, said a firm that lobbies for the industry.

 

Egypt police, protesters clash in Tahrir Square

Clashes erupted between riot police and protesters in Cairo's Tahrir square Saturday after police dispersed a sit-in by demonstrators demanding the ruling military transfer power swiftly to a civilian government.

 

Serious crimes have doubled in Occupy L.A. area, police say

Serious crimes more than doubled in the area around Occupy Los Angeles during the first 45 days since the protesters began their encampment, Los Angeles Police Department officials said.

 

Democrats see minefield in Occupy protests

Democrats see minefield in Occupy protests

The Republican Party and the tea party seemed to be a natural political pairing. But what may have seemed like another politically beneficial alliance — Democrats and Occupy Wall Street — hasn't happened.

 

Occupy plan big anniversary march

Occupy Wall Street protesters hope to show there is life left in their movement with a mass rally later in New York and other US cities.

 

Arab League gives Syria 3 days to stop bloodshed

Arab League gives Syria 3 days to stop bloodshed

Arab League foreign ministers on Wednesday gave Syria's government three days to agree to end its crackdown on protesters and allow in teams of observers, but did not say what would happen if Damascus failed to comply.

 

Judge upholds eviction of Wall Street protesters

A judge upheld New York City's legal justification for evicting Occupy Wall Street protesters from a park on Tuesday after police in riot gear broke up a two-month-old demonstration against economic inequality.

 

Occupy Wall Street, angry over eviction, occupies a new corner

Hundreds of supporters of Occupy Wall Street vowed Tuesday to keep up their protests, convening at a busy corner for a meeting to discuss their next move; the city, meanwhile, appeared headed for a legal showdown over its eviction of protesters from the group's encampment.

 

NY police try to evict anti-Wall Street protesters

NY police try to evict anti-Wall Street protesters

New York police early on Tuesday sought to clear Zuccotti park in the city's financial district, where protesters from the Occupy Wall Street movement have been camped since September, officials and protesters said.

 

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