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Music

With ‘Goddamnit,’ Alkaline Trio Rebuilt Chicago Punk in Their Own Image

10.30.18

By David Anthony
Tech

Pentagon Wants to Predict Anti-Trump Protests Using Social Media Surveillance

10.30.18

By Nafeez Ahmed
Travel

The People Who’ve Found Refuge in Melbourne’s Worst-Rated Motel

10.29.18

By VICE Staff
Drugs

WATCH: The Melbourne Motel Where Every Guest Is a Survivor

10.29.18

By VICE Staff
Tech

Facing Tomorrow’s High-Tech School Surveillance

10.29.18

By Rose Eveleth
Music

Noisey Power Rankings: October 22 – 26

10.26.18

By Noisey Staff
Sex

What It’s Like to Date in a Place Where Even Sitting Too Close is Illegal

10.26.18

By Hendri Abik
Travel

Inside the Corruption and Repression Forcing Hondurans to Flee to the US

10.26.18

By Peter Tinti
Music

The World/Inferno Friendship Society’s Jack Terricloth Ranks the Band’s LPs

10.25.18

By Dan Ozzi
Sex

24 Hours in Berlin’s Red Light District

10.25.18

By Christina Hertel
Sex

This Artist Is the Only Man Ever Convicted of Blasphemy In Modern Philippines

10.25.18

By Sai Villafuerte
In the World of Boys Running to Join the Army

10.25.18

By Zeyad Masroor Khan

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Science

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Researchers say the ancient Homo sapiens skull shows signs of a sharp-force wound that may have healed before death.

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Researchers used AI to scan seafloor maps, revealing dozens of previously unknown calderas, including several flagged for follow-up.

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The show has aired plenty of controversial gags, but the cast once revealed two cutaway jokes that never made it to broadcast.

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