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Egypt marks the anniversary of the uprising against Mubarak amid protests and violence.
Salvadoran women face imprisonment after miscarriages under strict anti-abortion laws.
Nayib Bukele's state of emergency in El Salvador has led to the construction of the Centro de Confinamiento del Terrorismo, raising concerns about human rights abuses.
Nayib Bukele's presidency in El Salvador is scrutinized for its controversial measures against gang violence, including mass arrests and military interventions.
Nayib Bukele is sworn in as El Salvador's youngest president, aiming to combat corruption and gangs.
The 1919 Elaine Massacre reveals racial violence against African Americans in Arkansas.
Election denialism has run rampant in Arizona, with candidates like Kari Lake and Blake Masters casting doubt on the integrity of upcoming elections.
In Kenya, rampant ivory poaching in 2010 led to thousands of elephant deaths, fueled by corruption among officials and a thriving black market in China.
Ben Butler is convicted of murdering his daughter Ellie Ellie, impacting her grandparents deeply.
Goran Tomašević, a Serbian photographer, captures global conflicts for Reuters from Belgrade.
In Sudan's el-Fasher, civilians endured an 18-month siege by the Rapid Support Forces, leading to mass killings and allegations of ethnic cleansing.
Mossad's Kidon unit, operating under the directives of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, employs assassination techniques to target enemies of Israel in Iran, Jordan, and Europe.
A wedding in Dubai in 2017 at the Burj Al Arab hosted key members of the Dubai super cartel, who control a third of Europe's cocaine market.
Audi Cornish discusses the Army's recruitment challenges and the Pentagon's response.
Five gang members were shot dead in a single day in Rio Branco, Brazil, as violent turf wars erupt over control of drug supply routes.
94 alleged members of the Cosa Nostra mafia were arrested in January 2020 for a multi-million euro fraud involving European Union agricultural subsidies.
The Albanian Mafia controls cocaine trafficking to Europe, shaping the drug trade landscape.
John Kiriakou spent two years in federal prison after revealing that CIA detainee Abu Zubaydah was waterboarded, a detail he disclosed in 2007.
Twenty-three Americans, including 22 ex-CIA operatives, were convicted for their involvement in the 2003 abduction of Abu Omar in Milan.
Rich Jackson speaks out for the first time about facing backlash after reporting misconduct in Minneapolis.
Sarah Everard's disappearance on March 3, 2021, in Clapham Common highlights the dangers women face walking alone at night during COVID-19 restrictions.
Myanmar's scam syndicates have trafficked over 300,000 people globally, operating with impunity while evolving their tactics to evade law enforcement.
Sally shares her experiences of abuse by Andrew Tate in this Special Report clip airing in January.
Ember faces execution at Oklahoma State Penitentiary Scott, citing cruel punishment concerns.
34 students were killed and nearly 300 wounded in Chicago in the past year, making it the murder capital of the United States.
Twenty clients a day are forced upon women like Sascha and Eli, who escape poverty only to become victims of sex trafficking in Germany.
Up to 3,000 people visit Evolution nightclub in Pretoria on weekends, where many underage ravers use drugs like ecstasy and cocaine.
Nine priests face sexual abuse allegations in Sexual Abuse In The Abbey by RTS Radio Television Suisse An.
A Swiss banker hands over documents to Julian Assange, revealing attempts by wealthy leaders to evade tax payments and engage in money laundering.
The Bangladeshi National Women's Lawyers Association estimates that over five years, at least 12,000 children have been sold into the Indian sex industry.
Europe's Meth Scourge reveals the violent consequences of the growing meth trade in Switzerland.
Saint Martin's unique beach features planes flying just meters above tourists, alongside an extreme world record dive and Miami police patrols dealing with drugs and guns.
On Market Street in Birstall, eyewitnesses recount the violent attack that led to the murder of Labour MP Jo Cox by Tommy Mair, a man with far-right affiliations.
More than 30 members of Fiji's Parliament were held hostage for two days during a coup led by failed businessman George Speight in 2000.
An unidentifiable woman's body with unusual skin puncture marks is found in a critical investigation that unfolds within 72 hours of the crime.
Scammers exploit crypto hype, causing many to lose millions through fake investment platforms.
A family member's phone call leads bounty hunters to ambush a fugitive in a surprising turn of events, showcasing the complexities of loyalty and betrayal.
Dirk Loves reveals a neo-Nazi group's plans for 'Day X' and their military-style training.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) faces scrutiny after two fatal shootings in recent weeks, raising concerns about agent training and oversight amid mass deportations.
In Cameroon, a rise in sexual violence against children reveals a justice system that fails to adequately support victims and leaves families to pursue justice independently.
Every six hours, a woman is murdered in Brazil, often by a partner or ex-partner, as femicide rates continue to rise.
Big Bad Bounty Hunter Fred attempts to maintain his tough persona by jumping a tall fence in a high-stakes chase for fugitives.
Over 4 million cans of beer are sold annually in White Clay, Nebraska, primarily to members of the Oglala Lakota Sioux tribe living on the Pine Ridge reservation.
In Tepalcatepec and La Ruana, residents form autodefensa militias to combat the violence of the Knights Templar cartel and restore safety in their communities.
Aleppo faces devastation as VICE News embeds with the Islamic Front fighting in Syria today.
A proposed law in France could impose a one-year jail sentence for individuals who film police actions, raising concerns about public accountability and transparency.
Changi prison's harsh conditions reflect Singapore's unique penal code focused on societal benefit.
A Native American family searches for their missing relative, Ashley, in the mountains of the Pacific Northwest, relying on community support and their faith.
