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Donald Trump has faced criticism for years over his controversial statements, including his assertion that those who do not love America should leave.
President Trump announces on social media that an agreement has been largely negotiated between the United States, Iran, and regional powers, pending finalization.
US President Donald Trump claims a favorable deal with Iran is imminent, while negotiations on nuclear terms and sanctions relief remain unresolved.
US President Donald Trump states that Washington is in talks with Iran amid ongoing military operations, while regional tensions escalate with Yemen's Houthis and Saudi Arabia.
As COVID-19 cases surged in the U.S., President Donald Trump continued to assert that the situation was under control, highlighting a significant disconnect with the pandemic's reality.
Supporters of Donald Trump respond to his impeachment by significantly increasing financial contributions to his campaign, highlighting the impact of campaign financing in politics.
Tensions between Iran and Israel escalate as missile strikes intensify, prompting Marwan Bishara to warn of potential geopolitical and economic fallout.
Tensions between the United States and Iran escalate as President Donald Trump warns against rushing negotiations, while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu demands the dismantling of Iran's nuclear capabilities amid fears for the Strait of Hormuz.
Tucker Carlson shares his personal experience with prescribed fentanyl, leading to a transformed perspective on the complexities of the opioid crisis.
Turkey's decision to block discussions on Finland and Sweden's NATO accession raises significant diplomatic questions about the future of NATO expansion.
Simon Ostrovsky reports from Donetsk as Ukraine elects Petro Poroshenko amid high stakes.
Ukrainian troops recount their experiences and challenges in the ongoing conflict, revealing the harsh realities of warfare and its impact on their lives.
Three newly identified exoplanets orbiting stars in the Messier 67 cluster, including a solar twin, highlight the prevalence of planetary systems beyond the Solar System.
The Exxon Valdez oil spill and the Deepwater Horizon explosion highlight significant gaps in the oil industry's preparedness for environmental disasters.
US ambassador Warren Stephens expresses confidence in collaborating with UK foreign secretary Ed Miliband despite disagreements over North Sea energy policy.
US forces conducted strikes near Bandar Abbas, targeting IRGC naval units amid ongoing ceasefire talks in Doha over unresolved issues with Iran.
The United States has conducted its 10th consecutive night of air strikes on Iran, targeting sites linked to attacks on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.
The United States has conducted a seventh consecutive night of air strikes on Iran, targeting military sites amid escalating regional tensions and Iranian retaliatory actions.
US air strikes on southern Iran target military infrastructure near the Strait of Hormuz, prompting Iranian retaliation against US assets in the region.
At a Pentagon briefing, US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth announced the end of Operation Epic Fury, claiming a decisive victory over Iran's military capabilities.
Venezuela's journalists face censorship and threats while reporting on government abuses.
Venezuela's rescue efforts are severely hindered by a lack of equipment and trained personnel following two earthquakes that killed hundreds and left 50,000 missing.
In November 2019, Venice experienced its worst flooding in over 50 years, submerging streets and landmarks and severely disrupting daily life and tourism.
China's militarization of the South China Sea is examined through the lens of VICE producers Shane Smith and Alex Waterfield, highlighting its geopolitical implications.
Local riot police clash with demonstrators in Odessa, resulting in at least one death.
In October 2025, over 350,000 protesters gathered in New York City for the No Kings rally, advocating for democracy and a vision of a better future.
Kyiv faces drone strikes on Monday, with explosions reported in the Shevchenko district.
Russia's war in Ukraine is Europe's most intense conflict since World War II, raising critical questions.
During the 2020 Democratic debate, Mike Bloomberg faced significant criticism from opponents, highlighting his struggles with public scrutiny and debate performance.
Democrats discuss the lack of Republican support for President Trump's impeachment vote.
Scientists in rainforests and bat caves explain how viruses like Covid-19 spill over from wildlife to humans and the necessary steps to prevent future pandemics.
VICE World News streams live on Twitch every Tuesday and Thursday starting August 25.
Journalist Sophia Alexandra Hall urges critical reading of news to reveal complex realities.
Biased perceptions linking body size to health have led to the dismissal of scientific findings that challenge the conventional understanding of BMI.
Controversial artworks often ignite tensions between artistic freedom and religious sensitivities, highlighting the complexities of expression in modern society.
Genetic technology advancements raise ethical concerns, featuring insights from scientists, families benefiting from these innovations, and the first "test-tube" baby, Louise Brown.
Race-based federal lending rules from New Deal programs in the 1930s systematically excluded Black families from suburban neighborhoods, impacting economic mobility.
In the United States, a hidden network of power involving the media, Wall Street, the military, and corporations influences governance, favoring the ruling 1%.
In the United States, a hidden network of power involving the media, Wall Street, the military, and corporations influences governance, overshadowing democratic ideals.
In Tokyo, a salaryman navigates the complexities of caring for his elderly mother while raising his young son in Japan's aging society.
Racial segregation in public schools persists decades after the landmark Brown v.
Falling birth rates worldwide, influenced by smartphones and digital media changes, pose significant challenges to workforce demographics, as reported by John Burn-Murdoch.
The Supreme Court's evolving stance on affirmative action in college admissions is examined, highlighting its initial endorsement and subsequent limitations.
The attempted assassination of President Ronald Reagan in 1981 and the subsequent shooting of his press secretary sparked a significant shift in America's gun control debate.
