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Occupy Wall Street Won't End Until Real Change Begins

In the wake of the international Day of Action, the quandary that faces Occupy Wall Street--and by default the rest of the world--is, what exactly comes next?

NYC School Bus Union Threatens System-Wide Drivers' Strike

More than 150,000 New York City public school students could be taking public transit to school for the first time if the local school bus union follows through on a plan to strike immediately.

New York Unemployment up Again

Unemployment has risen to 8.8% in New York City.

Thanksgiving 2011: The Eat, Do, Volunteer New York Guide

Thanksgiving 2011 is less than a week away, but it is never too late to make plans. We have put together a guide of events, restaurants and volunteer opportunities for the holiday:

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'No More Kardashian' Petition Goes Viral: 133, 499 Signatures Already (PHOTOS)

A Kardashian boycott petition called No More Kardashian has garnered 133, 499 signatures as of Thursday afternoon, according to GoPetition.com. The preamble of the petition reads “We are respectfully requesting that your network [E!] find other shows to air. ‘Keeping up with the Kardashians’ is just not viewing that we the public, would like to see from your network. Enough is enough.”

Men En Vogue: How Brands are Shifting Focus to the New Male Consumer

Right now, men are en vogue. They are fashion's new darling. It's true. All one must do is glance around the streets of New York, Paris, Tokyo, or Milan to see that men are taking fashion seriously.

Television host Regis Philbin (C) says goodbye with his wife Joy Philbin (L) and co-host Kelly Ripa (R) during his final show of "Live With Regis and Kelly" in New York

Regis Philbin says farewell to Live! after 28 years

Veteran talk show host Regis Philbin on Friday ended his run on the popular television program Live! with well-wishers including Mayor Michael Bloomberg stopping by to pay tribute to his nearly three decades on the daily show.

Jews Concerned About Presence of Extreme Rightists in Greek Coalition Government

Georgios Karatzaferis has repeatedly made derogatory comments about the Jews and denied the Holocaust.

Williamsburg, Greenpoint are Dumps--Literally

Williamsburg and Greenpoint have the most garbage trucks roaming the neighborhood of any in New York City.

2012 NYC Michelin Guide: 7 'Exceptional' New York Restaurants

The 2012 New York City Michelin guide has been released, noting sevenNew York restaurants as exceptional.

Regis Philbin Says Farewell to 'Live!' after 28 Years

FDA Revokes Avastin Approval for Breast Cancer Treatment

The FDA announced on Friday it has revoked approval of the cancer drug Avastin for breast cancer patients, citing multiple studies that concluded it does not prolong the life of women suffering from metastatic breast cancer.

Occupy Wall Street: After the Occupation, What Will Happen to Supplies, Money?

Because Occupy Wall Street isn't using donated money and supplies to maintain its occupation of Zuccotti Park in New York anymore, members are uncertain about what will happen to a fund containing a substantial sum of money and a warehouse stocked with food and clothing.

Wall Street Flat, S&P Hovers Above Key Level

Stocks were little changed on Friday, but easing European sovereign debt yields kept the S&P 500 above a key technical level.

Construction Worker Dies In Tunnels of Grand Central Terminal

A construction worker working on the tunnels in Grand Central Terminal was killed by falling concrete on Thursday night.

United Arab Emirates (UAE) is third richest country in the world, and has a world's largest shopping mall, The Dubai Mall. The country is made up of seven emirates, governed by a president and has an impressive GDP per capita of $57,744. The country has 8

Dubai Diversifies With Push Into Diamonds

The United Arab Emirates, the world's fourth-largest oil exporter and home to gold trading hub Dubai, is rapidly becoming a force in trade of another highly valuable commodity: diamonds.

Islanders edge Canadiens to snap four-game slump

The New York Islanders overcame the loss of starting netminder Evgeni Nabokov in the first period to defeat the Montreal Canadiens 4-3 at Nassau Coliseum on Thursday.

Con Ed: Ground Zero Mosque Developer Not Paying Rent, Should Be Evicted

Con Ed is seeking to evict the developer of the controversial Ground Zero Mosque, Sharif El-Gamal for neglecting to pay his rent.

More than 1 in 5 U.S. children poor, Census says

The number of children in the United States considered poor rose by 1 million in 2010, the U.S. Census said Thursday, with more than one in five of the youngest Americans now living in poverty.

Homeless Womanizer Sentenced to 20 Years

The man known as the Riverside Rapist has been sentenced to 20 years in prison. A self-proclaimed womanizer, the homeless Hugues-Denver Akassy had told his victims he was an international journalist before he raped them.

Olivia Wilde Defends Kim Kardashian, Tells Haters to Stop Judging

Olivia Wilde defends Kim Kardashian’s divorce.

Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange

Wall Street set to bounce as S&P faces key test

Wall Street stocks were set to bounce back on Friday after Europe's debt crisis drove heavy market losses this week, with the S&P 500 falling through important technical levels and possibly facing another key test of strength.

U.S. Officials Sacked for Frisking India’s Former President; Did TSA Go Too Far?

Two Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officials involved in the recent frisking incident of former Indian president Dr. A.P.J Abdul Kalam at a U.S. airport have reportedly been sacked, according to an Indian national daily.

Gold jewelry is displayed in a shop in Kathmandu August 8, 2011.

Gold Inches up on Weaker Dollar, Euro Worries Weigh

Gold inched up on Friday helped by a weaker dollar and some bargain-hunting but was still on track for its largest weekly loss since September as euro zone debt contagion worries spooked investors.

Occupy Wall Street Protests: A Fordham Professor Discusses What's Next

Mayor Michael Bloomberg's decision to evict Occupy Wall Street protesters from Zuccotti Park Tuesday has forced the movement to re-evaluate its strategies. IBTimes spoke to Fordham University Sociology Professor Heather Gautney about how the movement has successfully regrouped and where it's headed.

Occupy Wall Street: 'Day of Action' Defining for Protesters

Occupy Wall Street had spent the better part of its two-month existence an ideological Rorschach test. Amoeba-like, it would mold to whatever circumstances dictated, easily adoptable and welcoming to multiple causes. Protesters felt that changed on Thursday night.

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