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Four scientists, an engineer, and an architect participate in a year-long isolation experiment on an active volcano in Hawai'i to prepare for Mars missions.
Organ and tissue transplant policies in the United States lead to significant suffering, as many patients die while waiting for life-saving organs.
Bemz Benedito, leader of the Philippines' first LGBT political party, campaigns for congressional representation while facing opposition from a homophobic preacher.
Ken Burns discusses his extensive body of work, the importance of understanding history, and the challenges of political polarization and media in America with Shane Smith.
Sean Penn reflects on his experiences in wartime Kyiv with Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Venezuela with Hugo Chávez, and Mexico with El Chapo, discussing the complexities of power and conflict.
In Morocco, African Lion 2026 showcases how AI, autonomous weapons, and advanced technologies are reshaping modern warfare, as explored by Shane Smith and U.S. AFRICOM leaders.
VICE News investigates the death of Palestinian Walid al-Sharif at the al-Aqsa compound.
Shane Smith reports live from Iran, providing insights into the country's political climate and social issues amid ongoing protests and government crackdowns.
Tim Miller discusses the transformation of American politics into a team sport, examining the impact of Donald Trump, partisan media, and the challenges facing democracy.
Aza Raskin and Shane Smith discuss the implications of advanced artificial intelligence on warfare, employment, and governance in a rapidly evolving technological landscape.
Gelareh Kiazand reflects on over a decade of reporting from Iran and Afghanistan, highlighting the complexities of life under the Taliban and the impact of sanctions.
Manny Waks, a survivor of sexual abuse at the Yeshivah Centre in Melbourne, publicly confronts his abuser and the community's efforts to silence him.
Bill Clinton reflects on his presidency, discussing key moments such as his impeachment, his belief in second chances, and his legacy in American politics.
Michael Jackson's 2005 trial is examined through exclusive footage and audio, revealing evidence from the police raid on Neverland Ranch following his controversial admission on television.
Harvard Law professor Lawrence Lessig argues that a pivotal lawsuit could challenge the constitutionality of unlimited Super PAC donations, potentially reshaping campaign finance before the 2028 election.
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) reportedly fired a missile at a commercial vessel in the Strait of Hormuz, according to a US official.
Mitt Romney reflects on his family legacy, faith, and public service, highlighting the influence of his father, George W. Romney, throughout his career.
Michael Jackson's 2005 trial, marked by media frenzy and racial tensions, featured exclusive footage and audio, ultimately resulting in his acquittal on all charges.
Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin, Winston Churchill, and John Maynard Keynes are evaluated for their investment success, revealing surprising insights into their financial acumen.
The 2020 documentary from Connecticut Public addresses the spread of misinformation and offers strategies for becoming a more informed consumer of information.
Gunshots fired during the White House Correspondents' Dinner in Washington, DC, led to the evacuation of President Donald Trump and the apprehension of a suspect.
Deutsche Welle provides uncensored news to Greeks during the military dictatorship in Greece.
Danish freelance photojournalist Daniel Rye recounts his 398-day captivity by ISIS in Syria while covering the refugee crisis and his subsequent return to photography.
In Toronto's neighborhoods of Regent Park, Rexdale, Scarborough, and Jane-Finch, a rising murder epidemic affects families grappling with the loss of youth to violence.
Donald Trump addresses the Iran conflict, NATO criticism, and the future of the Middle East, claiming the U.S. has "annihilated" Iran's military capabilities.
At a cabinet meeting, President Donald Trump praised "Operation Epic Fury" for its military success against Iran while outlining a 15-point peace plan via Pakistan.
US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy outlined their priorities for NATO talks, focusing on air defense and security guarantees for Ukraine.
Olly Robbins, a former Foreign Office official, provides evidence to the UK Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee regarding the Peter Mandelson vetting scandal.
Deanna Walters and Kit Gruelle highlight the complexities of domestic violence in the United States, revealing the systemic failures that victims face when seeking justice.
US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, General Dan Caine, and Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins testify before the Senate Appropriations Committee regarding the President's supplemental funding request.
A former state executioner, a Boston Marathon bombing victim, and the parents of a murder victim confront the complexities of justice and the death penalty.
Manny Waks testifies at the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sex Abuse, revealing a history of sexual abuse cover-ups in Melbourne's Orthodox Jewish community.
Cathy Newman analyzes the political implications of MPs voting against an inquiry into Keir Starmer's potential misleading of Parliament regarding Peter Mandelson's appointment.
Todd Blanche testifies during a two-day Senate confirmation hearing, addressing his qualifications and potential role in the Trump administration.
The Senate Intelligence Committee holds a hearing to address worldwide threats to the United States, focusing on national security concerns and global stability.
North Korean perspectives on American visual culture are examined through a satirical lens, highlighting contradictions in modern Western narratives.
Kemi Badenoch, leader of the Conservatives, labels attacks on Jewish communities a 'national emergency' during a discussion with Cathy Newman following the Golders Green stabbing.
Play in the animal kingdom, as shown by scientists from Europe, the United States, and Canada, is essential for enhancing intelligence, health, and survival.
The death penalty in America is examined through the experiences of a former executioner, a Boston Marathon bombing victim, and the parents of a murder victim.
Ayahuasca, originating in the Amazonian Forest, has gained popularity through the Santo Daime religion and urban centers, prompting discussions on its cultural and therapeutic significance.
Fentanyl, a synthetic opioid 100 times stronger than heroin, is rapidly replacing heroin and infiltrating party drugs, leading to a devastating public health crisis in North America.
Kenny Saylors undertakes a 55-day water-only fast to combat his obesity, highlighting the broader societal implications of overeating and addiction to junk food.
Blockchain technology presents the potential for a decentralized web3.0 that could empower users to control their data, amidst challenges from major corporations.
Somaliland's 2012 election highlights the challenges of establishing democracy in a region plagued by factionalism, terrorism, and a fragile infrastructure.
Acclaimed filmmaker James Keach explores the development of the first medication aimed at treating the underlying processes of Alzheimer’s disease.
The integration of the Internet of Things into everyday objects and urban infrastructure raises critical questions about privacy and sustainability, influenced by tech hubs in Silicon Valley and Shenzhen.
The abductions of journalists John Cantlie and James Foley by ISIS in Syria highlight the dangerous intersection of media, politics, and misinformation during hostage crises.
Roy Gurvitz's creation of the Lost Vagueness area at Glastonbury Festival revitalized the event and highlighted the complexities of creative talent and personal trauma.
