Videos uploaded to social media websites purportedly show hundreds of Syrian soldiers pledging to protect civilians from the government forces of President Bashar al-Assad. (Video: Reuters)

U.S. crime fighters fail in a bid to keep Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom behind bars when a New Zealand court grants him bail and puts him under house arrest. (Video: Reuters/Photo: Getty Images)

WSJ's Rumman Ahmed joins the News Hub to discuss Dunkin' Donuts and Starbucks set to compete in India as an increasingly Westernized middle class accepts U.S. brands. Photo by Ramin Talaie/Getty ...

Survivors of Japan's massive quake and tsunami look back on what they've lost as they live in cramped temporary homes. (Video: Reuters)

WSJ's Rolfe Winkler has details of a new strategy by Groupon in which consumers will 'pull' deals from the company through their cell phone. AP Photo/Mark Lennihan

WSJ's John McKinnon has details of a new tax plan put forth by President Obama. Under the plan, the tax rate on manufacturers would fall to 25% or less, and some deductions would be cut as well. ...

WSJ's Andy Pasztor reports the FAA is expected to announce that air traffic control mistakes remained steady at about 1,900 incidents nationwide in 2011. However, instances of near-collisions ...

WSJ's Brody Mullins reports Mitt Romney's largest campaign donors are reaching their legal limits, which presents an opening for his Republican opponents. Photo by Bill Pugliano/Getty Images