Nov 14, 2015 News

Ewout Lowie

Exploring The Philosophy Behind Women Shitting In Supermarkets

Nov 14, 2015 Ewout Lowie

If Foucault was right, this cannot be a rational thing to do.

Nov 13, 2015 News

Seth Ferranti

Prisoners Speak Out About Their Communications with Lawyers Being Monitored

Nov 13, 2015 Seth Ferranti

A report this week suggested inmate-lawyer phone calls are being recorded in large numbers, but prisoners aren't exactly stunned at the idea their civil liberties might get violated.

Nov 13, 2015 News

Sam Kriss

Why the Kid Who Got Jeremy Corbyn Tattooed On His Back Won't Live to Regret It

Nov 13, 2015 Sam Kriss

If Labour lose, a brief moment of hope will live on forever, etched into Kieran Horsfield's flesh.

Nov 13, 2015

Broadly

How to Run a Back-Alley Abortion Service

Nov 13, 2015 Broadly

In the 1970s, Chicago's Jane Collective helped women get safe abortions when the procedure was still illegal. Do we need a service like this today? We spoke to two former Janes.

Nov 13, 2015 News

John Surico

​The Mobster Charged with the ‘Goodfellas’ Heist Was Found Not Guilty

Nov 13, 2015 John Surico

"Even John Gotti didn't get this much attention," 80-year-old Vincent Asaro joked after being acquitted of all charges.

Nov 12, 2015 News

Charlie Gilmour

What Do Ex-Spies Think Of The 'Snooper's Charter'?

Nov 12, 2015 Charlie Gilmour

Think the government cares about your browsing? Who do you think you are?

Nov 12, 2015

Broadly

Judge Asked Alleged Rape Victim Why She Couldn't Just Keep Her Knees Together

Nov 12, 2015 Broadly

Last year, Canadian federal justice Robin Camp "demonstrated absolute disregard and disdain" for a 19-year-old homeless woman who reported she had been sexually assaulted. Now, he's under review.

Nov 12, 2015 News

Matt Alesevich

Watching Myanmar's Elections with the Country's Most-Wanted Comedians

Nov 12, 2015 Matt Alesevich

The Moustache Brothers, a Burmese comedy trio, were imprisoned in the 90s for openly critiquing the corrupt government. Now, during Myanmar's most democratic elections, we followed the Moustache Brothers through election day.

Nov 12, 2015 News

VICE Staff

Emergency Medical Weed Is Coming to New York

Nov 12, 2015 VICE Staff

Governor Andrew Cuomo signed two bills on Wednesday to get (non-smokable) pot into the hands of patients who need it.

Nov 11, 2015

Broadly

Abortion Is Illegal in Nigeria but 1.25 Million Abortions Occurred There in 2012

Nov 11, 2015 Broadly

According to a new study from the Guttmacher Institute, over a million women get abortions in Nigeria per year –most of them in unsafe and illegal conditions.

Nov 11, 2015 News

VICE News

Property Developers are Ruining Virginia Woolf's Lighthouse

Nov 11, 2015 VICE News

One of the most famous views in literary history is under threat after the local council granted permission for a new block of flats.

Nov 11, 2015 News

Kate Lee

What Do Young Chinese People Think About the End of the One-Child Policy?

Nov 11, 2015 Kate Lee

They're not as keen to start having loads of kids as you might think.

Nov 11, 2015

VICE News

McDonald's Gives Its Shareholders $30 Billion as Its Workers Protest for $15 an Hour

Nov 11, 2015 VICE News

In cities across the United States, thousands of fast food and service industry workers walked off the job on Tuesday to demand that McDonald's and their other employers start paying a living wage of $15 an hour.

Nov 11, 2015

VICE News

​Climate Change Could Push 100 Million People Into Poverty by 2030

Nov 11, 2015 VICE News

As the World Bank warns that climate change could undo recent advances in poverty eradication, the UK Met Office says global temperatures are approaching a dangerous threshold.

Nov 11, 2015 News

VICE Staff

VICE Liveblogged Tuesday's Republican Debate

Nov 11, 2015 VICE Staff

Live coverage of the worst show on television last night.

Nov 11, 2015 News

Peter Holslin

California Is Considering New Draconian Porn Regulations

Nov 11, 2015 Peter Holslin

Porn producers would get full access to performers' medical records, condoms would be required on set, and facial ejaculation wouldn't be allowed without safety goggles.

Nov 11, 2015 News

Jake Kivanc

How a Wrongful Conviction Traumatised a Canadian Family for Generations

Nov 11, 2015 Jake Kivanc

Tanya Olivares was nine when her father went to prison. She wouldn't see him again for 27 years.

Nov 11, 2015 News

Philip Kleinfeld

Poppy Wars: The Battle for the Meaning of Remembrance

Nov 11, 2015 Philip Kleinfeld

A brief history of the debate over wearing a poppy.

Nov 11, 2015 News

Mike Pearl

Meet One of the Teens Suing the Federal Government Over Global Warming

Nov 11, 2015 Mike Pearl

"For someone my age, climate change is a reality. It's a reality that's already having an impact on my life."

Nov 10, 2015 News

Brian McManus

SeaWorld Is Ending Its Controversial Orca Shows

Nov 10, 2015 Brian McManus

After years of intense criticism of its treatment of killer whales, the park has finally decided to phase out shows featuring the marine mammals.

Nov 10, 2015 News

Mike Pearl

The US Federal Government Hosted a Workshop to Discuss Animal-Human Hybrids

Nov 10, 2015 Mike Pearl

Remember the demon rat with the human ear?

Nov 10, 2015 News

Michael Cuby

A Native American Tribe Just Panicked and Burned All Its Weed

Nov 10, 2015 Michael Cuby

The South Dakota tribe planned to open a marijuana resort, but then freaked out about the possibility of a federal raid and burned all of the marijuana.

Nov 10, 2015 News

Joe Sandler Clarke

Exclusive: VICE Data Shows Virtually No London Cops Get Fired for Complaints of Assault

Nov 10, 2015 Joe Sandler Clarke

Our FOI request shows that the chances of getting an officer sacked for an alleged assault are more or less zero.

Nov 10, 2015 News

Alicia Field

Photos of First Time Voters at Myanmar's Historic Election

Nov 10, 2015 Alicia Field

As early results point to Aung San Suu Kyi's party taking victory in Burma, here's what the election looked like on the ground.