Tag: Vice

“There are those that say, ‘You can test too much,’ you know that?” 

Away from business techno’s po-faced mainstream, pranksters, memesters and DJs alike are conjuring up club-ready chaos.

“This country is so hostile for people who rent, yet they love people who rent because it keeps everyone else nice and wealthy.”

Beer cans, eggplant emojis and, of course, Elvis.

A caravan of protestors demanding increased pay and COVID-19 protections disrupted business at an Amazon Distribution Center in the San Francisco Bay Area on Saturday.

The 38-year-old female offender was charged with “significant offences”.

Communist Hype House and other accounts are looking to raise class consciousness on the platform.

Since the beginning of the coronavirus outbreak, tighter border controls have stopped drug workers from smuggling life-saving medicine into Mexico.

Authorities believe the light aircraft was so overloaded it could barely take off.

Women have the right to vote in the vast majority of countries, but de facto issues across the globe – like lack of access to childcare or safe transportation, or the sense that their vote doesn’t matter – still stand in their way.

“Anyone who can help, we need some help, man,” one inmate says as the camera on one video pans between two bloodied inmates.

A virus doesn’t care how much money you have or where you live. Yet, the pandemic has shown in the starkest terms that inequality kills – and what to do about it.

The move is an attempt by AMLO’s government to claw back a semblance of control in the violence-plagued state, but it gives an opening to a rival cartel.

A survey from anti-extremism charity HOPE not hate warns that half of 16 to 24-year-old men feel feminism makes it harder for them to succeed.   

This 24-year-old Iraqi who lives in London has spent two years hunting cheaters in ‘Overwatch’ and ‘Valorant’, getting thousands of cheaters banned and helping gaming companies improve their games.

When his family escaped Bosnia exactly 25 years ago, Dženan was too young to have any memories of his dad.

The pandemic and looming recession had me thinking about sorting my finances. So what’s the deal with apps like Plum, Wealthify and Nutmeg?

Protesters gathered outside the Museum of the Home in east London to call on its board to honour the results of its public consultation.

Writing an ebook is often touted as a quick way to make some cash – but is that true if you don’t have a blue tick or thousands of Instagram followers?

“I knew I could trust him because I was just a woman he knew – he wasn’t there for the novelty factor.”

This is the first time a mainland Chinese health team has been sent to Hong Kong to tackle the pandemic.

Migrants and aid workers in Greece’s Moria migrant camp say residents are living in fear after the second fatal stabbing in recent weeks.

As Melbourne enforces the country’s strictest lockdown yet, this viral Facebook event has accumulated more than 30,000 frustrated attendees overnight.

A day after a congressional antitrust hearing, Amazon, Apple, Alphabet and Facebook reported a combined $28.6 billion in profit this quarter.

VICE News spoke to Indian residents living along the country’s northern border. They all describe China’s programme of tacit expansion.

The 70-year-old white supremacist had over 53,000 followers on Twitter as of Thursday.

Colorado is planning to become the latest state to pass ordinances or declarations to address the impact of racism on public health.

“You always have to be prepared,” said one reporter, “just in case something goes wrong.”

Here’s to a healthy, budget-friendly, leftover delicacy.

Photographer Imogen Freeland handed the reins over to her nine-year-old niece, Maude, for a lockdown photo project.