WSJDigitalNetwork-Video-News:Death Toll Increases From Strong Earthquake in China

A strong earthquake in a hilly farming area in western China knocks down power lines and devastates homes Monday. At least 75 people are dead and over 600 injured, according to the government's earthquake monitoring service.



New Zealand's capital city recovers from a 6.5-magnitude earthquake Sunday. The U.S. Geological Survey records more than 20 aftershocks. No injuries have been reported


What's News: Apple says its developer website was hacked on Thursday just as iOS 7 beta is due to roll out. McDonald's misses on earnings and sees challenging year. Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton is in labor as world awaits royal baby. Phil Mickelson wins British Open. Joanne Po reports. Photo: Getty Images


Disneytoon's "Planes" comes out Aug. 9. In this exclusive clip, a fighter plane (voice of Stacy Keach) gives pointers to a crop duster (Dane Cook) that wants to improve his flying techniques and race around the world.


Rallies held in Los Angeles, Miami and New York City called for federal civil rights charges to be filed against George Zimmerman. Photo: Associated Press.


Edward Snowden's revelations about NSA surveillance have raised questions about how intrusive the government is when it comes to people's personal as well as work lives. MarketWatch's Jim Jelter discusses five signs your co-worker is a spy.



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What's News: Goldman Sach's second quarter profits doubles on strong trading revenue. AT&T will offer option for customers to forgo wireless contracts. NSA leaker Edward Snowden applies for temporary asylum in Russia. Joanne Po reports.



Rubina Fillion and Simon Constable discuss the role social media played during and after the George Zimmerman trial.


Hostess Brands LLC, the new owner of Twinkies, CupCakes and Zingers, officially brought back the iconic products on Monday. But some retailers, after agreeing not to start selling the products until midnight on Sunday, jumped the gun. Scott Austin and Tom Gara have the sweet details.


Further clashes broke out in four different locations in Cairo early on Tuesday, leaving 261 people injured and at least seven people dead, the Associated Press reported.


Hear will.i.am talk about corporate logos black and white, big and small. A logo has to represent the company's objectives on a symbolic level, he says.


"You love it, or you hate it; but you don't forget it," say co-founders Allison Lami Sawyer and Robert Kester about their startup's name. What do you think?


Jackie Bischof joins Lunch Break with a look at a family vacation home in the Hamptons with 125 feet private bay frontage and room for privacy.


Safety advocates and U.S. pilot-union officials are up in arms about the potential for criminal prosecution in South Korea of the Asiana Flight 214 pilots. Andy Pasztor reports.