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Nov 21

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Egypt Faces ‘Fateful Turning Point’ With Elections in Jeopardy

Clashes between police and protesters moved into a third day in Cairo's Tahrir Square on Monday. Ray Suarez discusses the increasingly deadly mix of politics and violence in Egypt with GlobalPost's Charles Sennott.

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Nov 17

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Police, ‘Occupiers’ Clash on Day of Action in Several Cities

The Occupy Wall Street movement marked the end of its second month with marches and demonstrations in several cities, but hundreds of protesters were arrested after clashing with police. Judy Woodruff reports.

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Nov 16

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Berkeley Students, ‘Occupy Oakland’ Protesters Join Forces

Protesters and University of California, Berkeley students are shifting strategies as city officials put more pressure on the ranks of Occupy Oakland. Correspondent Spence Michels reports.

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Nov 15

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What’s Next for Occupy Wall Street Protests After Judge Bars Camping in Park?

New York City police routed anti-Wall Street protesters from their campsite early Tuesday, and hours later, city officials won a court ruling that backed up their move. Jeffrey Brown discusses the legal arguments involved in the New York protests with…

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Nov 14

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As Arab Pressure Intensifies on Syria, What’s Next for Assad?

The Arab League voted overwhelmingly on Saturday to suspend Syria's membership in an effort to further pressure President Bashar al Assad to stop the crackdown on dissidents. Margaret Warner discusses the growing frustration with Syria with The Atlantic Council's Michele…

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Nov 11

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Shields and Brooks on GOP Race After Perry Flub, ‘Occupy’ Movement

Syndicated columnist Mark Shields and New York Times columnist David Brooks discuss the week's top political news, including Texas Gov. Rick Perry's lapse at the latest GOP debate, Herman Cain's attempt to move past sexual harassment claims and the "Occupy"…

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Nov 11

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Portland Among Cities Grappling With How to Handle ‘Occupy’ Protesters

City officials around the nation are confronting the question of how to deal with the "Occupy" protesters who have camped out in public spaces. Jeffrey Brown discusses the growing movement and its implications with Portland Mayor Sam Adams and "Occupy…

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Oct 28

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NewsHour Connect:’The Informant’ Tracks Prison Overcrowding and Occupy Oakland

For more on this story, go to http://www.pbs.org/newshour/…

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Oct 26

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After Arrests, Occupy Oakland Protesters Vow to Return

Chaos erupted Tuesday night in downtown Oakland, Calif., as police dispersed crowds from the Occupy Oakland movement in the plaza in front of City Hall. Correspondent Spencer Michels reports from the center of the confrontation.

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Oct 17

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Will Occupy Wall Street Movement Stand Apart From U.S. Party Politics?

As economic protests spread globally, world leaders took note of the movements' possible implications. Jeffrey Brown discusses the causes, strengths and weaknesses of the growing protests in the U.S. and abroad with Yes! Magazine's Sarah van Gelder, Josh Barro of…

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