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Apple’s New Face ID Fell on Its Face In Front of Everyone

The company's stock dropped after its new face recognition software failed to work on stage.

David Gilbert

9.13.17

Easy Riders

Traffic Jams: South Jakarta Romance

Presenting the perfect soundtrack for a late-night cruise through the city's hip south.

Regan Reuben

9.13.17

The VICE Guide to Right Now

Night Stalkers: Villagers are Hunting for Packs of Wild Vampire Dogs In Indonesia

What the hell is going on?

Alia Marsha

9.13.17

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Learning How to Kill With My Bare Hands

My bosses wanted to see if, in one day, I could be trained to fight like an assassin.

James Borrowdale

9.13.17

Market Movers

Equifax stock just keeps falling

Vice Money

9.13.17

Market Movers

Old Navy is coming to the rescue of its parent Gap

Peter A. McKay

9.12.17

Government Misinformation

'Yikes, This Is Bad Press': Internal Emails Show Federal Employees Asking Why a Climate Scientist's Meeting With Mark Zuckerberg Was Canceled

New unpublished documents from the US Geological Survey reveal the agency had no role in squashed meeting between its climate scientist at the Facebook CEO.

Sarah Emerson

9.12.17

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Majority of US Supports a Carbon Tax and Wants to Spend the Money on Renewable Energy

The results are encouraging, but will they actually translate to votes for a carbon tax at the polls?

Daniel Oberhaus

9.12.17

News of Zealand

News of Zealand: No Booze in Barbers and Hair Salons, Say Cops

Hairdressers cautioned to comply to alcohol laws, plus former PMs call for more NZ history in schools to fight racism and the latest poll is bad news for Labour.

“Gossip” Was Lil Wayne's Final Warning Shot

Did Wayne martyr himself to save rap? The capstone to his 2007 run makes the case for yes.

Kyle Kramer

9.12.17

‘Top of the Lake: China Girl’ Will Fill the ‘Twin Peaks’ Void in Your Heart

'Twin Peaks' is probably gone forever. But 'Top of the Lake: China Girl' is also a surreal whodunnit that exposes the darkness lurking beneath the surface of a picturesque setting.

Apple's keynote: please clap

Apple's keynotes bring plenty of fanfare, but the applause is never that discerning.

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