Now playing Next USA Pelosi slams Facebook for refusing to take down doctored videos Hillary Clinton called the Pelosi video "sexist trash" during a commencement speech at Hunter College in New York on Wednesday. 29/05/2019
Now playing Next USA How did Earth get its water? Scientists think they know A new theory holds that the same cosmic collision that created the moon more than 4 billion years ago brought water to our planet. 29/05/2019
Now playing Next USA AI just finished Franz Schubert's 'Unfinished Symphony' Artificial intelligence is giving composers new tools for composing and collaborating, but some see a downside. 29/05/2019
Now playing Next USA Uber will starting banning riders with low ratings "Respect is a two-way street, and so is accountability," the company said in a statement explaining the new policy 29/05/2019
Now playing Next USA 'It's an enemy of women': Saudi sisters recount how an app kept them down — until they tricked it The Absher app, which provides access to government services, has drawn international scrutiny for its role in perpetuating Saudi Arabia's guardianship system. 29/05/2019
Now playing Next USA What's fueling the spate of recent tornadoes across the U.S.? Scientists say the number of tornadoes per outbreak is increasing, but explaining this uptick has been challenging. 28/05/2019
Now playing Next USA Video game addiction is a mental health disorder, World Health Organization says The WHO calls gaming addiction "a pattern of persistent or recurrent gaming behavior" so severe it "takes precedence over other life interests". 28/05/2019
Now playing Next USA Did the Iranians create fake U.S. social media accounts and pose as GOP politicians? No one can be certain who was behind a pro-Iran influence campaign, according to reports released Monday by Facebook and cybersecurity firm FireEye. 28/05/2019
Now playing Next USA Amazon removes books promoting dangerous bleach 'cures' for autism and other illnesses The books focus on chlorine dioxide, which doctors and federal regulators say amounts to industrial bleach and can cause permanent harm. 28/05/2019
Now playing Next USA Animals will 'downsize' over the next century, new study says. Here's why. As human activity pushes rhinos and other large species to extinction, small insect-eating creatures could flourish. 28/05/2019
Now playing Next USA Jeff Bezos' ex-wife MacKenzie to donate half of roughly $37 billion "No drive has more positive ripple effects than the desire to be of service," she wrote. 28/05/2019
Now playing Next USA 100 years ago, this eclipse proved Einstein right and changed our understanding of the universe When the moon blotted out the sun on May 29, 1919, scientists were able to confirm the physicist's theory of relativity. 27/05/2019
Now playing Next USA A 'Fornite' player's lawsuit against his own team is taking on the 'Wild West' of esports "I don't know how likely it is to build an esports union but I do think it's absolutely a necessity," one industry expert said. 26/05/2019
Now playing Next USA Space aliens are breeding with humans, university instructor says. Scientists say otherwise. Outlandish claim has a secret breeding program creating alien-human hybrids who can survive climate change. 25/05/2019
Now playing Next USA Doctored Pelosi videos offer a warning: The internet isn't ready for 2020 The Pelosi videos and their narratives were not the product of advanced technology, nor did they take a different route to prominence than previous misinformation efforts. 24/05/2019
Now playing Next USA U.S. and China tech have played nice for decades. Now, a fork in the road. The Trump administration's efforts to isolate China's technology development could derail next-generation technologies. 24/05/2019
Now playing Next USA Zuckerberg pushes back on calls to break up Facebook "The amount of our budget that goes toward our safety systems is greater than Twitter's whole revenue this year," Zuckerberg said. 23/05/2019
Now playing Next USA NOAA predicts 'near-normal' hurricane season ahead NOAA is predicting a 70 percent chance of nine to 15 named storms. Of those, four to eight could become hurricanes, including two to four "major" hurricanes that reach Category 3 or higher. 23/05/2019
Now playing Next USA Company says its AI can tell if a kid is browsing It's easy to get around age-restricted websites if you're a child. "Of course you're going to say, 'I'm an adult.'" 22/05/2019
Now playing Next USA Rising sea levels could swamp major cities and displace almost 200 million people, scientists say With a "business as usual" approach to carbon emissions, the world's oceans could plausibly rise two meters by the end of the century. 22/05/2019