Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com. Troubling drone footage emerged online Sunday that reportedly showed up to 1,000 migrants being held by border patrol in Mission, Texas, prompted criticism from Republicans who said the footage underscores the crisis at the border. "An absolute catastrophe from Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, and House & Senate Democrats," Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., posted on Twitter. He said the footage showed the "largest group of migrants we've ever seen being held by Border Patrol under Anzalduas Bridge in Mission, TX." "Looks like it could be up to 1,000 people," he posted.

Better educated, better paid white collar workers will be the most affected by artificial intelligence (AI), according to a newly released report by the Brookings Institution. The report goes against previous findings of Brookings' and other research that shows less educated and lower-wage workers will be most impacted by robots. Stanford University researcher Michael Webb's approach was to take the text of patents to identify the capabilities of AI, and then quantify the extent to which each occupation involves these technologies. Webb used natural language processing to quantify the overlap between patent texts and job description text and came up with an exposure score for each job. Out of the 769 occupational descriptions Webb analyzed, 740 "contain a capability pair match with AI patent language, meaning at least one or more of its tasks could potentially be exposed to, complemented by, or completed by AI,'' the report noted. "Importantly, this does not mean such tasks will be ...

Less than a week after the last drops of Hurricane Harvey fell, Houston is just beginning to assess the damage. At least 46 people have died. More than 30,000 houses are flooded and as many as a million vehicles waterlogged. Early estimates suggest the hurricane has inflicted $120 billion in damage on the region, making it the most expensive natural disaster in the country's history. "This is going to be a massive, massive cleanup process," Texas governor Greg Abbott told ABC's Good Morning America on Friday.

Nasa has announced a new round of funding for a series of futuristic projects to get humans into deep space. Many sound like they come straight from the pages of a science fiction novel. From'magnetoshells' that can give probes a soft landing to a space habitat that puts astronauts in a deep sleep, the projects aim to increase the space agency's ability to fly farther and faster. Nasa has announced a new round of funding for a series of futuristic projects to get humans into deep space. From'magnetoshells' that can give probes a soft landing to a spacecraft that puts astronauts in a deep sleep, the projects aim to increase the space agency's ability to fly farther and faster The eight technology projects are part of Nasa's Innovative Advanced Concepts (NIAC) Program, with each receiving as much as 500,000 for a two-year study.