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01.17.15

By VICE Staff
Villagers in Kazakhstan Are Falling Asleep En Masse for No Apparent Reason

12.15.14

By Mark Hay
Drugs

A New Report Suggests We Should Be More Worried About Drug-Resistant Bacteria Than Cancer

12.12.14

By Mike Pearl
Tech

HIV Is Evolving to Be Weaker Than Your Immune System

12.01.14

By Jason Koebler
I Have the Worst Headache in the World

11.11.14

By Towanda Rules
Tech

Lysol Bought the Top Google Search Result for ‘Ebola’

10.28.14

By Brian Merchant
Tech

Here Are All the Poop-Inducing Pathogens Carried by NYC’s Rats

10.16.14

By Jason Koebler
The Fight Against Ebola

10.08.14

By VICE News
The Return of the Black Death

09.23.14

By Benjamin Shapiro
Travel

The Return of the Black Death

09.22.14

By Benjamin Shapiro
Tech

How a Cat Parasite Affects Your Behavior, Mental Health, and Sex Drive

09.17.14

By Roc Morin
Mexican Authorities Find the Country’s First Known Coca Plants

09.13.14

By VICE Staff

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Gaming

Every Title Leaving Xbox Game Pass on February 28

Xbox Game Pass February 28 Departures: See the full list of games leaving and what’s coming to replace them.

2 hours ago

By Denny Connolly
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Gaming

Insomniac Responds to Question About Bringing Marvel’s Spider-Man to Xbox

Will Marvel’s Spider-Man come to Xbox? Insomniac Games responds to fan questions about a potential port to the Microsoft console.

2 hours ago

By Denny Connolly
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Gaming

Pokémon Pokopia Reveals Online Minecraft-Style Multiplayer

Pokémon Pokopia’s multiplayer feature is deeper than we first expected. A new interview reveals that it has a Minecraft-style mode.

2 hours ago

By Brent Koepp
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Music

10 Songs Most Likely to Get You Pulled Over for Speeding, According to Science

Looking to avoid another speeding ticket? Don’t listen to these 10 songs whenever you’re behind the wheel.

3 hours ago

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News

Ancient Romans Used Poop as Medicine, Researchers Confirm

There is now archaeological evidence that the ancient Romans were using poop as medicine thousands of years ago.

3 hours ago

By Luis Prada