Hong Kong Police Arrest Dozens of Student Protesters

Riot police in Hong Kong have arrested dozens of student protesters who forced their way into government headquarters overnight. Police clashed several times throughout the night with hundreds of protesters who forced their way through a security gate or scaled a tall fence to enter a square in the government complex. Authorities used pepper spray Saturday to disperse the protesters and hauled away those who refused to leave the square. Outside the grounds, a large crowd of...

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