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Bashir Shikder travels to Iraq in a desperate attempt to rescue his children, Yusuf and Zahra, from the control of Isis in Syria after their mother’s death.
Jesus Aguilar covers crime in Tijuana, facing dangers from cartels and violence.
Kenyans question Cambridge Analytica's role in the controversial 2017 election.
Michael Gove calls lockdown party evidence 'terrible' during an interview with Sophy Ridge.
Women in Kandahar face imprisonment and restrictions under Taliban rule since 2021.
21 individuals are currently detained in Malaysia under the Internal Security Act, which allows imprisonment without trial for political dissent.
Malcolm Gladwell discusses Princeton's protests against the Woodrow Wilson School's name.
Andrew Anglin faces a lawsuit for inciting trolls against a Jewish woman in Montana.
The online propaganda war between Washington and Tehran increasingly employs AI-driven memes and mockery, as analyzed by experts like Meredith Clark and Roger Stahl.
Anastasia, a biohacking advocate in Southern California, integrates technology into her grieving process by creating a digital version of her late husband, comedian Jonathan Zealous.
NFT sales reach $10.7 billion in the third quarter, transforming the art market.
Young adults navigate the dating trend of non-committal love through Tinder and Bumble.
Lee Sang leads Daily NK, risking lives to report news from North Korea in Seoul's Mapo district.
Journalists report on the Ukrainian army's struggles in Donbass after a week spent there.
Loïc Delacour's report reveals the impact of OnlyFans on content creation and monetization.
Owen Jones confronts online trolls from Twitter, including Moon monkey 9 and Jedi girl.
Sexual predators exploit Instagram's algorithm, which inadvertently facilitates paedophile activity, as revealed in a detailed investigation by ARTE.tv.
Pakistan's heroin addiction crisis worsens despite a 15-year eradication programme's success.
Pegasus, a spyware developed by NSO Group, enables governments to access personal data on devices, raising significant concerns about privacy and democracy.
Five-year-old girls participate in webcam sex shows in Cordova, where internet cafes facilitate a disturbing rise in child exploitation.
Hunter Boone monitors NYPD communications during nationwide protests that began after George Floyd's death.
Cell phones, considered contraband, have made their way into prisons in the thousands, allowing incarcerated individuals to share their daily lives on TikTok.
Nathalie Yamb promotes Putin's agenda in Africa through social media and ties to Wagner.
Vladimir Putin's rise to power over two decades is examined, highlighting the implications of his autocratic rule on global politics and the new Cold War.
Tim Colburn has printed almost 20,000 pages of documents in his effort to revoke his U.S. citizenship and regain custody of his daughter.
Cheryl Reba, a QAnon supporter, spent $350,000 of her own money to run for Congress in Florida's 21st district, a stronghold for Donald Trump.
QAnon spreads conspiracy theories, going viral amid the pandemic and linking to violence.
As much as 20 percent of Bitcoin is lost, with individuals facing significant financial losses due to forgotten passwords and misplaced digital wallets.
Around 20 percent of Americans owned or traded digital assets in April 2022, as the crypto industry faced calls for regulation amid rising skepticism.
Players of Axie Infinity report earning enough cryptocurrency to move from huts into houses, raising questions about the game's economic impact.
Tal Hanan, operating under the alias 'Jorge', leads a covert unit that manipulates elections through hacking and disinformation for financial gain.
In April 2015, new laws in England and Wales made it a crime to post revenge porn, prompting Chrissy Chambers to seek justice against her ex-boyfriend.
Facebook and Google have agreed to pay an estimated 200 million dollars a year to media companies under Australia's news media bargaining code.
In 2021, researchers Dr. Safiya Umoja Noble and Dr. Latanya Sweeney examined the biases embedded in internet search algorithms.
Russian President Vladimir Putin's denial of military involvement in Ukraine is contradicted by evidence of Russian troops documented through social media and open-source information.
Nearly 4,000 people participate in a live crystal sale hosted by influencer Sara Bow, generating average sales of 10,000 euros per event.
An Iraqi intelligence officer claims that Kata’ib Hezbollah orchestrated the assassination of counterterrorism expert Hisham al-Hashimi in July 2020.
Over four million tourists visit Cappadocia each year, drawn by its unique landscapes and the allure of social media photo opportunities.
Social media platforms like Facebook and TikTok significantly influence democratic processes in countries with limited press freedom, as highlighted by AlgorithmWatch's findings.
Over 1000 South African tourists are incarcerated in Thailand's prisons, facing harsh conditions.
South Korea confronts a national reckoning on school bullying affecting one in three students.
Whitefish faces online harassment after Richard Spencer's Nazi salute changes the town's dynamics.
In Hyderabad, India, half a million asthmatics seek treatment by swallowing live fish at a clinic run by the Goud brothers, hoping for relief from their condition.
Swiss-made weapons are found in Afghanistan, raising concerns about neutrality.
Taiwan's President Lee calls for a 'special state to state relationship' with China, prompting condemnation from Chinese officials amid rising tensions.
Teenagers engage in credit card scams, targeting the rich for luxury items and family support.
Companies turn social media likes into profit, with young consumers acting as active marketers in a significant shift in advertising strategies.
VICE News covers Thailand's cyber laws and the impact of the 2014 coup on free expression.
