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VICE met up with a few Americans who claim they're victims of "gang stalking"—an organized surveillance plot at the hands of the government, a secret society, or some other vague group.

VICE travels to Ohio where people from all over the country gather to celebrate the descented animals they keep as pets.

VICE follows the orchestrators behind the Brutal Black Project, the tattoo collective where mandalas go to die and pain is prioritized over aesthetics.

As Venezuela's economic and humanitarian crisis spirals out of control, members of the elite spent a week competing in the world's longest speedboat race on the Orinoco River—but on whose dime?

VICE followed a young prospect in Brooklyn looking to join the Crips to see what it takes to get initiated, from finding a way to meet gang members to getting "squared in"—a vicious beating at the hands of the members.

Inside the secret nine-month Paradise Papers investigation that exposed an unseen world of hidden money

VICE met up with a few Antifa activists in Philadelphia who engage in "Black Bloc" actions to find out more about their ideology, tactics, and individual reasons for participating in a high-risk form of activism.​

VICE followed John Di Domenico—an actor who has impersonated Donald Trump for 13 years—to a competition between the world's leading Trump stand-ins who look, sound, and move just like the president.

VICE embeds with one of America's controversial, right-wing, "anti-terror" militias, the Georgia III% Security Force.

Out Of This World follows Mykki Blanco as he explores queer culture in Johannesburg. Mykki meets artists, designers, models and dancers of the 'Born Free' generation, voicing issues of their sexuality, gender, identity and humanity.

Join i-D on a cross-country journey with three of the most exciting photographers working today. Working separately in fashion, documentary and portrait photography - they're a new breed that have found a way to blend all three…

Up and down the UK self-proclaimed history buffs head to the woods, and pretend to be soldiers in Hitler's Third Reich. Is this a sinister pastime? Or is it just cosplay with a few more swastikas?