Documentary

VICE looks at how NYC applied the housing first model and created a temporary re-entry program for inmates released from Rikers Island.

Each week, host Arielle Duhaime-Ross and a team of VICE reporters and journalists bring you to the news, taking you to the story as it unfolds.

Gianna Toboni speaks to experts and Boogaloo Bois about how the Boogaloo movement spreads online, even as social media platforms like Facebook crackdown on the BB.

Are antifa terrorists?

Meet 73-year-old Arthur Boyt, notorious resident of remote Bodmin Moor in Cornwall, and connoisseur of cooking and eating roadkill - nothing is too far fetched or fanciful to end up on his plate.

Alzo Slade talks to historian and author of The Antifa Handbook Mark Bray, who traces the modern "Antifa" movement to post-World War II anti-fascism.

Through archival imagery and video, VICE follows the story of environmental lawyer Steven Donziger as he works with the indigenous peoples of Ecuador to win a landmark case against Chevron Texaco’s pollution of the Amazon rainforest.

A candid and dramatic journey behind the scenes of the 2016 election: journalists reflect on their mistakes covering Donald Trump and the decline of public trust in news.

In this episode of One Star Reviews Taji is in Los Angeles in pursuit of success. In order to increase his chances of success, he is seeking advice from a Hollywood icon. None other than mentor the masses, Bruce Lee.

VICE producer Zeke Spector goes down the rabbit hole of 2019's "mysterious vaping illnesses", retracing the story to investigate if the hype was media hyperbole or a legitimate concern in this series premiere of "Should You Be Afraid."

Oysters are good for more than just eating on the half shell: in New York City, they're helping restore and preserve the harbor.

The United States is the deadliest place to give birth in the developed world and the situation in rural Georgia is particularly dire.