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As COVID-19 challenges our status quo in ways we never imagined, VICE founder Shane Smith tackles the biggest questions of the moment with experts across the globe.

Hacking like the NSA isn't that hard.

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.

America builds a global surveillance machine, using data to ID and kill enemies.

Activists fight against America’s growing cyber-surveillance industrial complex

“Zero days” are bugs in software that hackers use to break into systems. Some are valued at up to a million dollars, with both buyers and sellers shrouded in secrecy.

We spend a day at the Afropunk festival in Brooklyn, take a look at viral sensation Landon Meier's masks and get to the bottom of the internet with artist Trevor Paglen.

The Creators Project travels to Miami to meet Trevor Paglen, an artist, experimental geographer, and counter-surveillance researcher most known for his long distance pictures of secret military bases, and his contribution to Citizenfour.

Tailored Access Operations, or TAO, is the NSA's elite hacking force. TAO employs some of America's best hackers--so who are their targets?

Hayden answered a wide range of questions regarding national security, the presidential elections, Hillary Clinton — and Donald Trump