Raw video: Driver hits police officer

Raw video: Driver hits police officer

A police car dashcam captured the scene as a driver lost control and swerved into the officer and several people on the side of the road.

The officer was hit and hospitalized, but will be OK.

U.N. officials get access to parts of Myanmar

U.N. officials get access to parts of Myanmar

Myanmar's government is finally allowing some foreign humanitarian workers into the hardest hit part of the country.

The death toll following the cyclone now tops 78,000.

Raw video: Cyclone victims chase aid truck

Raw video: Cyclone victims chase aid truck

Starving victims of Cyclone Nargis chase an aid truck, scooping up food and items tossed out as the truck passes through the area.

Moscow's Stray Dogs

Moscow's Stray Dogs

WSJ's Mark Schoofs on why stray dogs are everywhere in Moscow, having adapted to the construction boom and learning to share space with humans.

Also, zoologist Alexei Vereshchagin on these dogs' behaviors.

New Method Fights Esophageal Cancer

New Method Fights Esophageal Cancer

Esophageal cancer is the fastest growing cancer in the U.S. and one of the most deadly.

But WSJ's health columnist Melinda Beck reports that a new method that zaps precancerous cells safely and effectively is showing tremendous promise.

AOL drops branding on several new web sites

AOL drops branding on several new web sites

A company rooted in bringing the Internet to the masses, AOL is shifting its focus toward serving niche audiences with the launch of dozens of specialty Web sites.

Bob Hope's family holds memorabilia auction

Bob Hope's family holds memorabilia auction

Nearly 800 items of Hope history will be sold at a mid-October charity auction in Los Angeles commissioned by the family of the famed comedian.

The auction will be televised live and online allowing viewers worldwide to participate.

concert cat

concert cat

A cat steals the show at an Israel Philharmonic Orchestra concert for visiting U.S. House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi.

Baseball of an Older Vintage

Baseball of an Older Vintage

Baseball rules from the 1860s, including bare hands and old unifroms, make a comeback in the form of vintage baseball. Matt Rivera reports.

Parallel Parking the Volkswagen Touareg

Parallel Parking the Volkswagen Touareg

WSJ's David Patton attempts to parallel-park the Volkswagen Touareg in New York City's East Village.

He also reviews the sport utility vehicle.

Quick Guide to Parisian Dining

Quick Guide to Parisian Dining

French food critic Clotilde Dusoulier speaks to WSJ's Nikki Waller about her new book and what Americans should know about dining in Paris.

Interactive toilet makes a splash

Interactive toilet makes a splash

A mobile men's toilet which combines the usual facilities with video game interactivity is proving a winning novelty in Belgium.

The booth was developed by two Belgian beer fans who used their skills in software development and engineering to conjure up 'Place to Pee'.