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Chas Allen was one of four 19-year-olds who carried out one of the most audacious art heists in U.S. history. But a series of mistakes would lead to their downfall.

VICE World News looks at how contract killers are hired around the world and whether the online markets are actually just scammers and law enforcement.

In 2017, a single photo brought worldwide attention to the brutality of frontline protests in Venezuela. This is the photographer's story.

Corruption, institutional racism and ‘slave labour’ is a problem in many prisons around the world. An ex-convict in the UK tells us about his experiences.

A warming climate disrupts ecosystems, what does this mean for our food?

World-leading expert Professor David Nutt reveals how psychedelics are revolutionizing the world of mental health treatments.

Drugs journalist JS Rafaeli interviews author Michael Pollan about mind-altering plants and why some are illegal, and some aren’t.

Being a stand-up comic can be a dangerous job in Pakistan, where being outspoken about beliefs can make one vulnerable to state action, claims of heresy and even violent attacks.

Skater and artist Gonzi opens up about his mental health and how he has managed to come back from the brink of Schizophrenia.

In this episode of Noisey’s global rap series, ‘Gangsta Rap International’, host Chuckie meets the masked men bringing the drill scene to the streets of Denmark.

The recent Facebook leak accused the company of chasing profits over safety. So how can we trust Mark Zuckerberg’s metaverse?

Keris is an ancient sword from Indonesia, believed to be endowed with supernatural power, Vice meets Jro Mangku Pande Ketut Mudra, one of the last remaining Keris makers who revived the craft of sword making in Bali