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Denver Is Sending Social Workers Instead of Cops to Some 911 Calls
Denver has a new plan for responding to some 911 calls—without police. VICE News looks at how the city is now addressing mental health-related emergencies.
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How The Senate Power Play For RBG’s SCOTUS Seat Could End
It looks like President Trump will have the votes to ram through a replacement for Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the Supreme Court before Inauguration Day.
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Tear Gas May Start Riots, Not End Them
Tear gas is being used by police. VICE News explains the history, prohibition, and modern use of tear gas.
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Getting Used to Your Government Tear Gassing You
A group of protesters who’ve been coming out night after night in Portland sued the administration today in federal court. They’re accusing federal agents of going beyond their authority and using excessive force, like repeatedly tear-gassing peaceful protesters. VICE News’ Dexter Thomas talks about what he’s seen and experienced in Portland.
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Breonna Taylor’s Sister Tells Us What It’s Like to Hear People Chant Her Name
“I hope her name makes police enforcement want to tighten up and correct themselves before they make another mistake.”
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Unidentified Law Enforcement Officers Are Mysteriously Showing Up at D.C. Protests
A National Guardsman told VICE News that he’s refusing to serve because of how police treated protesters in D.C.
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D.C. Marches to Capitol Hill Demanding Action on Police Brutality
For days, protesters in Washington DC have focused their rage at the White House. But on Wednesday, they took their case against police brutality to the other end of Pennsylvania Avenue: Congress.
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Police Are Breaking Up Peaceful Protests Steps From the White House
VICE News Tonight cuts through the spin, disinformation, and punditry to bring you in-depth coverage of the day’s top stories, and fearless on-the-ground reporting on the people, places and voices you won’t see anywhere else.
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Celebrating People of Colour as Magazine Cover Stars
Emma Love started her collection of magazines with BAME cover stars when she was in her early twenties. Growing up as a mixed-race Londoner, she discusses the representation of diversity in the mainstream media both then and now.
