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VICE News Tonight gives viewers a reality check on the coronavirus.

Vice News Tonight continues its investigation into America's school shootings.

77-year-old Arturo Rojas' guns designs can be sold for up to $60,000 per custom job. Working out of a small studio in his family’s Mexican restaurant in Dallas, Arturo spends his time engraving guns sent to him from around the world.

VICE News explores violence in Chicago, and what’s being done to try and stop it.

The Moonies have guns and an avid MAGA American following in rural Penn. We spent a weekend at their first "Rod of Iron Freedom Festival."

Feral cats cover 99 per cent of Australia and kill millions of native animals daily. For those living in the rural fringes, they’re a plague on local wildlife. We follow the people who’ve taken this problem into their own hands – one shot at a time.

Host Charlet Duboc goes to Pennsylvania to meet the believers of the World Peace and Unification Sanctuary- a small fringe group of Christianity that has been accused of being a cult, and who recently took up arms for God.

Broadly’s Em Odesser heads to Chicago, Illinois to sit down with two teen politicians from either side of the aisle to hear about the issues that matter most to them.

With an epidemic of school shootings on our hands, some argue bulletproof backpacks are a back-to-school essential—but others say they’re only fueling the hysteria around gun violence.

Maybe I'm wrong, but more guns may mean more political power.

Maybe I'm wrong, but the way media covers mass shootings might embolden more mass shooters.

Maybe I'm wrong, but if guns were treated like cars, gun deaths in the United States would be reduced.