Bacardi gets into the Cognac game with a slightly different take on France's famed D'USSE brandy. WSJ SpeakEasy's Charles Passy joins The News Hub with a look at the Cognac that rapper/entrepreneur Jay-Z likes so much, he ...

Retired Cardinal Edward Egan, tells WSJ's Simon Constable that the next Pope will have to be able to streamline the Vatican's operations.

Click here to subscribe to our channel:

http://www.youtube.com/wsj

Visit us on Fac...

What's News: Michigan Governor Rick Snyder appoints a financial overseer for struggling Detroit, sales of new vehicles in the United States continue to rise and the U.S. wins an appeal in the fight over extraditing Kim Dot...

Editorial board member Matt Kaminski on whether Republican outsider Kevin James can win Los Angeles's mayoral race. Photos: Getty Images

Click here to subscribe to our channel:

http://www.youtube.com/wsj

Visit us on Fac...

What's News: Investor David Einhorn drops his lawsuit against Apple, manufacturing data shows improvement, Bradley Manning pleads guilty to several criminal counts in the trial over leaked classified documents and SpaceX b...

SpaceX on Friday launched its third unmanned commercial mission to the international space station, carrying 1,200 pounds of supplies, scientific materials and other cargo. Photo: NASA.

Click here to subscribe to our chan...

California Rep. Howard 'Buck' McKeon, the head of the Armed Services Committee, tells WSJ's Jerry Seib he is "very concerned" about how the defense portion of the sequester cuts will affect American troops.

Click here to ...

The painful spending cuts called the sequester are finally here. WSJ's Julian E. Barnes and Colleen McCain Nelson discuss the real effects - including military preparedness - as well as the significant political risk for P...

WSJ contributor Marc Myers joins Lunch Break to recount the stories behind rock songwriter Mike Stoller's upside-down house in the hills of Los Angeles.

Click here to subscribe to our channel:

http://www.youtube.com/wsj

...

Could there be more planets waiting to be discovered in our galaxy after the birth of a new planet was spotted forming in January? Sascha Quanz, who led the astronomy team in Zurich, Switzerland, explains on the News Hub. ...

WSJ's Julian E. Barnes and Jerry Seib break down the risks facing American foreign policy in Syria, after the U.S. pledged more support for the country's opposition. Two key questions: Was the U.S. too late - or should the...

WSJ's Sudeep Reddy joins the News Hub as $85 Billion in budget cuts, known as the 'sequester' are slated to kick in. Photo: Getty Images.

Click here to subscribe to our channel:

http://www.youtube.com/wsj

Visit us on Fac...

What's News: Consumer spending increased in January even as incomes fell, Apple changes its tune on its executives' stock holdings and the Obama administration urges the Supreme Court to overturn California's same-sex marr...

What's News: With no sign of a last-minute deal, the sequester cuts are set to kick in, Andrew Mason is out as Groupon's CEO and deal talks end between Best Buy and founder Richard Schulze. Photo: Associated Press

Emmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell talk about their four-decade friendship, a new album together, and how their singing voices mesh.

More from the WSJ Cafe:

http://www.youtube.com/play......

Singers Emmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell perform "Chase the Feeling" from their new album, "Old Yellow Moon," in the Wall Street Journal's studio in New York.

More from the WSJ Cafe:

http://www.youtube.com/play......

Singers Emmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell perform "Dreaming My Dreams" from their new album, "Old Yellow Moon," in the Wall Street Journal's studio in New York.

Click here to subscribe to our channel:

http://www.youtube.c...

The WSJ's experiment with using only mobile devices to shoot and edit video has shown that phones make for more creative videos. Watch our discussion of the best apps, accessories and tips for using your mobile phone or ta...

The spending cuts known as the sequester take effect Friday, barring any last minute deals. Sudeep Reddy explains what it means on Markets Hub. Photo: AP.

Click here to subscribe to our channel:

http://www.youtube.com/wsj...

Apple earlier this month began requiring its executives to hold triple their base salary in company stock, after opposing a very similar corporate governance measure proposed by a shareholder a month earlier. Jessica Less...

President Obama's conception of the economy and the place of government and the private sector is explained by WSJ Columnist Dan Henninger.

Click here to subscribe to our channel:

http://www.youtube.com/wsj

Visit us on F...

Ralph Reed, President of the Faith and Freedom Coalition, on the Supreme Court cases regarding the Defense of Marriage Act and California's Prop. 8.

Click here to subscribe to our channel:

http://www.youtube.com/wsj

Visi...

After Benedict XVI's resignation, Catholic cardinals will soon gather in Rome to elect a new Pope. The secretive process is called a papal conclave. Cardinal Edward Egan and Fordham University Theology Chair Dr. Terrence T...

It's the awards binge-TV viewers have been waiting for,...maybe. Kelli Grant takes a look at the contenders for Netflix's Flixie Awards.

Click here to subscribe to our channel:

http://www.youtube.com/wsj

Visit us on Face...

Along with his papal authority, Pope Benedict XVI relinquishes his twitter handle. WSJ's Jason Bellini has the story of his not-infallible tweeting career.

Click here to subscribe to our channel:

http://www.youtube.com/ws...

What's News: Pope Benedict XVI resigns, student loan delinquencies are on the rise and new planet is discovered while it's in the process of being born. Photo: Vatican TV

What's News: Pope Benedict XVI resigns, student loan delinquencies are on the rise and new planet is discovered while it's in the process of being born. Photo: Vatican TV

Astronomers say they may have spotted a possible planet in the dramatic and violent process of being born, an event that may shed light on how large, gaseous planets come into being. Gautam Naik reports on Lunch Break. Pho...

What's News: Michael Bloomberg announces a donation of $100 million to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to fight polio, John Kerry details a plan for the U.S. to provide direct aid to Syrian rebel fighters and Nook pr...

The producers of London's smash-hit musical "Matilda" have high hopes as they bring it to Broadway. John Edwards has details on Lunch Break. Photo: Manuel Harlan.

Click here to subscribe to our channel:

http://www.youtube...

After leaving the Vatican this morning, outgoing Pope Benedict XVI took a scenic helicopter flight over Rome.

Click here to subscribe to our channel:

http://www.youtube.com/wsj

Visit us on Facebook:

http://www.facebook.c...

Billy Dean, chief executive of MC Dean, a Washington-based engineering firm, bought a Miami Beach property for $8 million and has spent at least $32 million more renovating it - making it the most expensive renovation in t...

Spanish start-up Geeksphone has launched a phone running the newly released Firefox OS. The firm's CTO, Javier Aguera Reneses, discusses the new phone.

Click here to subscribe to our channel:

http://www.youtube.com/wsj

V...

Watch scenes from Pope Benedict XVI's departure from the Vatican.

Click here to subscribe to our channel:

http://www.youtube.com/wsj

Visit us on Facebook:

http://www.facebook.com/wsj...

Follow us on Twitter: https://tw...

Nelson Mandela's family has launched its own wine label -- the House of Mandela. WSJ's Charles Passy discusses the new enterprise with the Mandela's daughter and granddaughter.

Click here to subscribe to our channel:

http...

What's News: The EU takes steps to curb bank bonuses, U.S. GDP growth is revised upward for the final quarter of 2012 and Groupon shares tank after a disappointing quarter. Photo: AP

U.S. Olympic gymnast McKayla Maroney sits down with WSJ's Christopher Farley to talk about her endorsement of 7 Up 10, saying that, in spite of what internet memes may suggest, the new line of low-calorie sodas does impres...

A last-minute deal to avert Friday's scheduled 'sequester' budget cuts totaling $85 billion looks unlikely as President Obama and congressional leaders do not plan to meet until during the day on Friday. WSJ's Peter Nichol...

Lots of people own guns. Tank owners are a rare breed. WSJ's Michael M. Phillips goes for a wild ride in a WWII Chaffee tank owned by Bill Bauer of Port Lavaca, Texas.

Click here to subscribe to our channel:

http://www.y...