Nov 12: outside of Princeton someone stops their car to offer food to the marchers on their way to D.C. The march from Occupy Wall Street in New York has now arrived in D.C. I expect we will be h...

I love Occupy. Along with thousands of others I was in Union Square on Thursday afternoon. There I was struck by the minimalism of the sentiment expressed by the sign shown at the top (and also t...

the scary warning-light trailer parked on lower Broadway at the edge of Liberty Park almost says it all I rushed downtown on Tuesday afternoon when I learned via Twitter that at around 3 o'clock t...

this too is what democracy looks like It's beginning to feel like I'm stalking Glenn Greenwald. I was in DUMBO Sunday night at Powerhouse Books hoping to hear he and Matt Taibbi speak. Matt was ...

occupiers, media people, and passersby, together with one unidentified blond-haired, spiffy guy in a pin-stripe suit (perhaps, although improbably, representing the NYPD), quickly surrounded police...

Mr. Holz inside his hotel room in City-A Have you ever sat in a theater watching a film and wished it would go on forever? Eve Sussman and the Rufus Corporation have made a film which can do just...

the head of the march as it arrived at 34th Street, confronted by the NYPD The NYPD: Incompetent, malicious, following orders, or all three? We had to go to Times Square yesterday afternoon to b...

early review of Occupy Wall Street: Times Square, spotted within its cast of thousands Today in Times Square, elsewhere in the city, and all around the world, it became clear that the popular prot...

from the Arizona side of the 21-feet-high wall on the Mexico-U.S. border Something there is that doesn't love a wall, That wants it down. [the first lines of Robert Frost's "Mending Wall...

The sign was taped onto a post at the edge of the throng which filled the Occupy Wall Street encampment at Liberty Park this evening. What a difference a thousand days can make.