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Joan and Valerie visit Occupy Boston

Earlier this month, 85 year old Joan Prum took a stroll down “Main Street,” a precarious pathway of pallets and muddy plywood that divides the main area of Occupied Boston into some 40 tents on one side and...
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141 arrested in Occupy Boston protest

Yesterday, thousands of people swelled the ranks of Occupy Boston in a march that began at the Boston Common and snaked through various Boston neighborhoods to protest -- among other complaints -- high unem...
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Top 5 Mid-East governments at risk of toppling

The Egyptians weren't the first peoples in the Arab world to rise up against an oppressive government in 2011. Before that Facebook group was made, the people of Tunisia rose up against their (now former) presi...
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Egypt’s Hosni Mubarak steps down

Egypt's Hosni Mubarak has resigned as president after 18 days of protests by the country's people, and 30 years as the country's ruler. The move was a surprise, as many thought Mubarak planned to step down y...
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West is moving too slow on Egypt

Is Egypt ready for democracy? The question itself is insulting, and I'm not even Egyptian. The main concern? If Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak leaves immediately, and elections are held within two mont...
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Protesters gather in support of Zelaya

Supporters of ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya defied roadblocks and a city-wide closure to surround the Brazilian embassy in which Zelaya has taken refuge in Tegucigalpa, Al-Jazeera reports.