Sisa, a cheap version of crystal meth cut with toxic fillers, has become the drug of choice for those at the very bottom of Greece's collapsing economy. Vice Magazine takes a look at what even its users call "the worst drug in the world."

Activists are alarmed by increasing assaults on women in Cairo, including on demonstrators at Tahrir Square. Women are speaking out and men have banded together as bodyguards in orange and green vests to protect female protesters from assaults, wh...

A bitter Lorin Holm was summoned one day two years ago and excommunicated from his Fundamentalist Church of Latter Day Saints community by order of imprisoned child molester leader Warren Jeffs. He was forced to leave his three wives and 25 childr...

As some states loosen their marijuana laws, Canada's Conservative government is trying to push the country in the other direction. Vice Magazine talks to growers, activists, and law enforcement officials about the future of a cannabis industry est...

Sick and tired of rapes, murders, kidnappings and bodies dumped on their roads, hundreds of residents of Mexico's state of Guerrero have armed themselves to form "self-defense" groups or the even better organized "community policing" groups to gua...

What's it take to turn a North Korean defector into a true member of South Korea? Three months at the Hanawon Resettlement Center. Defectors are first screened carefully to make certain they're not spies, then learn about their new society and are...

West African truck drivers spend days, weeks, and sometimes months dealing with border officials and illegal checkpoints on harrowing delivery trips that should take just a few hours. Is there any room for change in a system riddled with unchecked...

In 1936 a Russian family of "Old Believers," an ultra-orthodox Christian sect, journeyed deep into Siberia's vast, unforgiving taiga, hundreds of miles from civilization, to protect their way of life. The last remaining family member is Agafia Lyk...

When traveling from Central America to the United States through Mexico, immigrants are forced to battle drug cartels, corrupt police officers, and human traffickers, all before they even come close to the US border. People tend to assume that ...

Print your own assault rifle at home! That's what self-described "crypto anarchist" and Texas law student Cody Wilson, 24, is figuring out how to do, and he's put the info online so you can, too. Wilson is an advocate for the open source productio...