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Tony Blair discusses his role in Kosovo and reflects on justice and independence.
On her 30th birthday, a dancer at The Gold Club received $50,000 from an oil tycoon, marking the highest earnings of her career.
Interviewing individuals about ketamine reveals a range of immersive stories that challenge perceptions of culture, crime, art, and fashion.
Hiring a senior advocate in India can cost between 500,000 to 2 million rupees per appearance, often exceeding the price of major medical procedures.
Ken Starr reflects on the Clinton impeachment and the Muller investigation in Palm Beach.
Max the Forger discusses his 40-year career in creating and selling counterfeit art, revealing the techniques and risks involved in art forgery.
Jamal Khalifa discusses his friendship with Osama Bin Laden and various accusations against him.
Keir Starmer shares insights from the McLibel trial in these exclusive clips.
Jason Leopold and Kaja Larson discuss Abu Omar's case and CIA renditions post-9/11.
Officers Ruiz and Riello discuss policing challenges and personal experiences in Queens.
Austerity measures have contributed to a rise in knife crime in London, according to Sean Bailey, the Tory candidate for Mayor.
Giggs spent two years in prison for firearms possession, reflecting on the pressures of his environment and the impact on his music career.
A panel of gun owners discusses the implications of using AR-15s for self-defense, reflecting diverse opinions on firearms and personal safety.
A £13,000 cheque for capital gains tax sparks outrage as Polly Toynbee questions Harriet Harman about the Labour party's handling of the MP expenses scandal.
From 2014, the connection between Russian hackers and government officials became much closer, as revealed by investigations into cyber activities.
Putin spent 17 years studying deception and subversion before entering the political arena, shaping his approach to statecraft and cyber warfare.
John Brennan, former CIA director, discusses Russia's manipulation of foreign events and the implications for U.S. national security during the 2016 election.
On December 31, 1999, Boris Yeltsin asked for forgiveness in his televised address as he prepared to hand over power to Vladimir Putin.
The video presents diverse opinions on the death penalty in the United States, including views from Texas and Vermont.
Maria interviews Brian Hook about his 30 years in the Anti-Terrorist Branch at CrimeCon.
The Great Train Robbery, made in 1903, marked the first worldwide success in crime films, featuring Bronco Billy shooting directly at the audience.
New York City in the mid-1980s was marked by a surge in crime, with abandoned buildings and graffiti creating a dangerous atmosphere in neighborhoods like Harlem.
Bob Mankoff discusses cartoon clichés from Colliers and The New Yorker in The Cartoon Lounge.
A clinician discusses the pervasive issue of torture and its impact on victims worldwide.
In 1990, a woman police officer discovered a substantial amount of drugs at the airport, implicating high-ranking officials before she was murdered days later.
Josh and Benny Safdie discuss their crime film 'Good Time' in VICE News Tonight's Storyboard.
Over four years, a 911 operator faces the emotional toll of handling traumatic calls while dealing with inadequate staffing and burnout.
On September 13, 2008, a police encounter in Delhi resulted in the death of two terrorists and the loss of officer Moanchan Sharma.
A debate on toxic masculinity unfolds between an alpha male and a feminist, facilitated by the effects of psilocybin mushrooms.
Joseph Hickman, a former Army staff sergeant at Guantanamo Bay, questions the official narrative surrounding the alleged suicides of three detainees in 2006.
Sarah Child discusses police reform and investigations into civil rights violations.
