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VICE goes behind the scenes of the life of Quintin “QNHannaz” Walters, a man on the run from the law who has decided to turn himself in.

VICE meets Ed Forchion, also known as NJ Weedman, to see what happened when he protested marijuana legalization by selling weed in front of the New Jersey governor's office.

Most people are introduced to forensic science through TV and film, and because of this we have come to see forensic techniques as foolproof methods for solving crimes. But many forensic science techniques were not developed by scientists.

VICE met up with the activists and founder of SIFF, a leading men's rights organization taking cues from America's men's rights activists.

VICE traveled to Denton, Texas, to meet Willie Hudspeth, who's spent every Sunday for the past 20 years protesting a Confederate monument in the town square.

VICE trekked to Alaska to tell the story of the Fairbanks Four, a group of native teens who were wrongfully convicted of murder in 1997.

VICE News sat down with Catherine Glenn Foster, AUL president and CEO, to talk about why the group has had so much success over the last decade.

VICE News examines Roy Moore, Luther Strange's primary opponent who was removed twice for putting religion before the law.

VICE News visits a live streaming factory in Wuhan to find out how the business works, and spends a day with Huan Huan, a young woman who goes live a couple of hours a day, showing no skin, and rakes in up to $20,000 a month.

VICE News examines the tensions rising between the Black Axe and Sicily's Cosa Nostra, as the Nigerian criminal gang infiltrates the island.

Maine's Democratic Secretary of State didn't want to join President Trump's voter fraud panel, but feels it is his duty to do so. VICE News talks with him, and follows him to the panel's meeting in New Hampshire.

More than 500 neo-Nazis, inspired by the events in Charlottesville, marched through Berlin in the largest fascist rally the city has seen in more than a decade.