VICE US

"I think all these laws are the result of American capitalism."

Jeffrey Wigand blew the whistle on cigarettes in the 90s. And he's still very angry.

It's a terrifying window into the tenant/landlord power dynamic—and a national housing hellscape.

Months after a 20-something was accused of gunning down the crime family's leader, cops apparently smelled blood.

Evangelical megachurches are leaning on a favorite tool of corporations to protect themselves from liability in the MeToo era.

"It should not be necessary for all of us to work our asses off."

"I remember scratching down my arms and wanting to scream."

The self-help guru presented himself as a genius tutor and mentor who could help them deal with their parents' separation.

Deliberately mixing the powerful and deadly drug with stimulants like coke and meth is one (dangerous) way users are adjusting to a new market.

The Sackler family behind OxyContin is accused of brazenly jumpstarting the deadly opioid crisis. In the era of endless scams, elite philanthropy like theirs is hitting roadblocks.

“We should not be haunted by the spectre of being automated out of work."

It's not the first creepy thing Jake Patterson has said since his January arrest.