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In this April 30, 1963 file photo, President John F. Kennedy listens while Grand Duchess Charlotte of Luxembourg speaks outside the White House in Washington. (AP Photo/William J. Smith, File) Lauraâs mother, Patricia, was among the hundreds of QAnon followers who went to Dallas last November to see the prophesied resurrection of President John F. […]
Gastronomy professor Michele Crippa (right) works with Christine Rizzoli to help her regain her sense of smell, lost when she got COVID in early 2021. In a quiet, dimly lit room, Michele Crippa hands Christine Rizzoli a vial of mushrooms, then guides her through a sort of meditation, telling her to imagine sheâs in the […]
Ummi Kalthum in Nigeria. (Photo by Roberto Daza for VICE ) The Nigerian government is trying a new approach to its escalating kidnapping crisis: Itâs going after the family members and negotiators who pay ransoms to secure hostagesâ release. A new bill would criminalize the act of paying ransom with up to 15 years in […]
My cousin has been baptizing my dead family members into the Mormon Church. I wasnât thrilled when I found out. These baptisms are called âbaptisms by proxyâ or âbaptisms for the dead,â and theyâre pretty common in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. For people who belong to the LDS Church, these baptisms […]
Chief Richard Currie, an elected official in Cockpit Country, Jamaica, displays a document showing mining areas. (Photo by Bernardo Garcia) Decades of bauxite mining have taken a toll on Jamaicaâs land, and with the primary reserves depleted, the government wants to move mining operations for the major export ore into one of the most ecologically […]
Lorenzo Delgado, courtesy of Delgado When Puerto Rico suffered through Hurricane Maria, several earthquakes, and the outrageous government mismanagement after those disasters, Lorenzo Delgado and his GoPro were on the case to hold officials accountable. A cross between a private investigator and an internet influencer, Delgadoâalso known as El Leon Fiscalizadorâuses his massive social media […]
Demonstrators listen at a press conference outside One Police Plaza in New York to discuss planned legal action challenging the police departmentâs surveillance of businesses frequented by Muslim residents and mosques, June 18, 2013. (Photo credit: TIMOTHY CLARY/AFP via Getty Images) 9/11 catalyzed countless changes in U.S. government agencies and public life, reverberating beyond the […]
All the posts about Tulum on social media this past year really got our attention: Everyone seemed to be living it up in the small Mexican fishing town south of Cancun. Some were flocking there to have a good time, but others were seeking something much deeper: They wanted to escape racism, find like-minded people, […]
Since the Taliban took control of Kabul earlier this month, a lot of the focus has been on the failures of the U.S.-trained Afghan militaryâwhy they seemed to put up little resistance to the Islamist extremists in some of the provinces, and then, finally, in the capital. VICE News correspondent Ben C. Solomon was in […]
Photo courtesy of the California African American Museum In 1912, a Black couple named Charles and Willa Bruce bought a parcel of land in Manhattan Beach, California, and turned it into a successful seaside resort for Black Californians. Until they were driven out of townâby white city officials who didnât want Black neighbors. Now, a […]
