Vice News videos — Alice Hines

This Facial Recognition Tool Could Be the End of Privacy

Inside a Real-Life Call of Duty Game | The Deep End

This Company Profits Off the Most Vulnerable Children in the US

The Water Is Toxic in the Town With America's Largest Coal Plant

Juliette, Georgia, is near the largest coal plant in the Western Hemisphere. VICE News investigates a coal ash pit that's allegedly been contaminating the town’s water for years.

The Breast Milk Business Is Booming

Human milk is healthier for babies than formula. But nursing is also really hard for a lot of parents, especially in countries like the US that lack any mandatory parental leave. Alice Hines talks to new moms, and meets a scientist who is trying to grow milk in a lab.

Body Hacking: Diving Without Oxygen | The Deep End

This Plant Costs $14,000 - And People Are Stealing It | The Deep End

Deadly Restraints Are Being Used on Children at Youth Homes and Schools

16-year-old Cornelius Fredrick died on May 1st after being restrained on the floor of a Michigan residential facility for foster kids and juvenile offenders. Since then, VICE News has been investigating how the facility used restraints.

The Insane Loyalty of Fandom | The Deep End

Dangerous Restraints Were Routine at This Youth Home. Then a Black Teen Died

A VICE News investigation revealed a lack of appropriate training by the large for-profit company that runs several facilities for teens.

THE DEEP END - SERIES TRAILER

Alice Hines goes all in on a journey to the outer limits of obsession.

Combating the Problem of 500K Feral Cats in NYC | The Deep End

What It's Like to Be a QAnon Influencer in 2021 | The Deep End

Meet the Neuroscientist Who Wants to Decriminalize Drugs

Oregon is the first state in the U.S. to decriminalize drugs. VICE News meets Carl Hart, a professor at Columbia University, who wants the rest of the country to follow Oregon's lead.

The Future of Bitcoin Mining and the Environment

Mississippi Is Changing Its State Flag, Confederate Statues Could Be Next

Mississippi no longer has a state flag, after lawmakers voted Sunday to remove the Confederate symbol, making it the final state in the U.S. to do so. Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves (R) will be signing the bill at 6 pm local time today.

Wave Energy Could Slash Our Use of Fossil Fuels

According to the DOE, the waves along the US coast could cover 64% of our nation's energy needs. So why haven’t we harnessed them? Well, it's annoyingly complicated; but this renewable technology is about to make waves in the new green economy.

Why Some Sex Offenders Never Get Out Of Prison

We Went to Anti-Vax Burning Man

These Kids Spent their Lives Preparing for a Spelling Bee That Just Got Cancelled

Much like Olympians, the athletes who compete in the Scripps National Spelling Bee prepare for years for an event they only have a few shots at winning.

Inside the Fight to Unionize an Amazon Facility in Alabama

About 6,000 workers at a warehouse in Bessemer, Alabama are casting their ballots in a historic vote that could lead to the first union at Amazon. Pro-union employees say the company's constant productivity tracking, the lack of nearby bathrooms, and rushed work breaks have pushed them to the edge.

Rural Pharmacies Are Losing Money Administering the COVID Vaccine

69 of Arkansas’s 75 counties are medically underserved. So the state is calling on independent pharmacists to vaccinate people in far flung areas. These small-town heroes are convincing the vaccine-hesitant, and in some cases, sacrificing their own bottom lines.

QAnon & Sovereign Citizens Are Coming for the Child Welfare System