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DIY Powerwalls – rechargeable lithium-ion battery installations, made from recycled batteries – are the future of power, whether you know it or not.

A growing number of people in China are pursuing webcam performance to make a living—with some live-streamers making as much $100,000 a month.

We head to Shenzhen, China—which supplies roughly 90 percent of the world's e-cigarettes—to check out the city's own burgeoning vape scene.

Broadly's Ariel Wengroff sits down with social advocate Malala Yousafzai at the UN headquarters in New York.

Ballet dancer Siko Setyanto breaks down masculinity and talks about how he expresses himself through movement.

The strictly-street skater takes us to his favorite spots in Shenzhen, and tells us what's keeping China's skate scene from taking off—along with what he's doing to help it flourish.

VICE meets a few of the last surviving members of Los Frikis, members of Cuba's punk movement who purposefully infected themselves with HIV so that they'd be sent to government-sanctioned sanatoriums.

VICE Indonesia visits the highlands of South Sulawesi to see how new money is changing the face of the Torajan people's ancient, and bloody, funeral traditions.

Broadly heads to Nepal to witness the centuries-old tradition of worshipping Kumari, a living goddess manifested in the body of a young girl.

VICE gained exclusive access to documents that reveal the wages of North Korean laborers in Poland before the Kim regime's deductions.

VICE News traveled to Myanmar to investigate the violence and discrimination faced by the country's Muslim minority.

Motherboard explores a church in Florida that believes immortality is imminent, through the progression of science and technology they believe they can live forever.