Now playing Next USA A museum's narwhal tusk disappeared in the 1980s. The FBI wants your help to find it. In the late 1800s, famed explorer Robert Edwin Peary returned from an Arctic excursion with a unique souvenir: the long, sword-like tusk of a narwhal. Then it went missing. 14/02/2020
Now playing Next USA U.S. officials: Using Huawei tech opens door to Chinese spying, censorship The closest U.S. ally, Britain, disagrees with U.S. warnings that any use of Huawei technology exposes a country to digital espionage. 14/02/2020
Now playing Next USA Earth just had its hottest January in recorded history The record highlights a worrisome trend as the planet continues to warm at an accelerated pace. 13/02/2020
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Now playing Next Spain World's biggest mobile tech show cancelled due to coronavirus fears The world's biggest mobile technology fair has been cancelled over worries about the coronavirus epidemic. 13/02/2020
Now playing Next USA Facebook's Twitter account hacked The Saudi hacker group OurMine apparently tweeted from Facebook's account. It claimed credit last month for a takeover of key NFL accounts. 08/02/2020
Now playing Next USA Juice jacking: Why you should avoid public phone charging stations Hackers can load malware into charging stations at place like airports and malls, allowing them to steal the data of unsuspecting users, experts warn. 07/02/2020
Now playing Next USA On Facebook, anti-vaxxers pushed a mom not to give her son tamiflu. He later died. Facebook groups that routinely traffic in anti-vaccination propaganda have become a resource for people seeking out a wide variety of medical information. 06/02/2020
Now playing Next USA Iowa caucus app was rushed and flawed from the beginning, experts say "Someone was not paying attention or on a deadline," said one analyst who was able to examine the app. 06/02/2020
Now playing Next USA Call of the wild? African penguins share some linguistic patterns with humans. Researchers found that, as outlined in Zipf's law of abbreviation, vocal sounds that penguins use the most tend to be shorter. 05/02/2020
Now playing Next USA Astronomers want to see a supernova. A dimming star is giving them hope. Betelgeuse has created a sense of suspense in the astronomy world, which is hoping to someday observe a nearby supernova in real time. 05/02/2020
Now playing Next USA Iowa Democratic Party blames app 'coding issue' for delay in caucus results Officials said in a statement Tuesday that the problem had been fixed and that it hoped to release the vote tally on Tuesday. 04/02/2020
Now playing Next USA Amazon workers protest proposal to raise bar for shareholder resolutions An employee-led group says an SEC proposal would discriminate against smaller investors and employees awarded company stock. 04/02/2020
Now playing Next USA Google breaks out YouTube ad business for first time Google bought the video platform in 2006, building it over the years into a dominant player in the internet video market. 03/02/2020
Now playing Next USA After Big Tech, can Big Privacy be the next big thing? Privacy-focused technology companies are offering a variety of services, from personal data scrubbing to business-focused software meant to help companies comply with the law. 03/02/2020
Now playing Next USA Not so 'Lonesome?' Galápagos tortoise subspecies thought extinct lives on. Conservationists working on Ecuador's Galápagos Islands have discovered a young female tortoise that is partially related to Lonesome George. 03/02/2020
Now playing Next USA Conspiracy theories swirl over canceled Iowa poll, pushed by Sanders and Yang supporters Recent discussions around the race for the Democratic nomination highlight how social media remains easily manipulated by passionate Americans. 03/02/2020
Now playing Next USA Is your child hooked on digital devices? These researchers hope to help. The work could create a standard set of questions that pediatricians across the country can ask parents to gauge whether children are showing signs of compulsive screen use. 31/01/2020
Now playing Next USA Space-time is swirling around a dead star, proving Einstein right again The theory of general relativity predicted a phenomenon known as frame dragging, which states that space-time will churn around a massive, rotating body. 31/01/2020
Now playing Next United Kingdom Euroviews. It may be controversial but the Huawei 5G deal is vital for Brexit Britain’s trading future ǀ View If Johnson succeeds, Brexit Britain will be one of the few places in the world with preferential trade with the world’s two superpowers. The battle lines in the US-China trade war mean any country that is on good trade terms with both will have an almost unique competitive advantage. 31/01/2020