Nov 29, 2016 Tech

VICE Staff

How a Cyber Attack Left Thousands of Ukrainians in the Dark

Nov 29, 2016 VICE Staff

On an all new episode of CYBERWAR, we investigate the 2013 cyber attack that shut down three power companies in western Ukraine.

Nov 29, 2016

Sara Badiei

The Airbnb of Solar Energy Is Here

Nov 29, 2016 Sara Badiei

For decades, families in Bangladesh had little choice but to use kerosene. Now they're swapping solar electricity.

Nov 28, 2016

Meredith Rutland Bauer

How Trump Can Dismantle Ten Years of Fossil Fuel Regulations in 100 Days

Nov 28, 2016 Meredith Rutland Bauer

He's already promised to cut regulations on coal and shale right after he takes office.

Nov 28, 2016

Samantha Cole

Get Ready for the Easy Bake Oven of Homemade Body Parts

Nov 28, 2016 Samantha Cole

Andrew Pelling, co-founder of Spiderwort, has already grown human ear cells on top of apples.

Nov 27, 2016

Matthew Gault

Netflix's '3%' Turns the Google Job Interview into a Dystopian Nightmare

Nov 27, 2016 Matthew Gault

The new Brazilian science fiction series hits close to home.

Nov 27, 2016

Jamie Fullerton

At Home With the Man Who’s Made Robot ‘Children’ for 30 Years

Nov 27, 2016 Jamie Fullerton

"They are closer to me than my actual children in some ways."

Nov 25, 2016 Tech

Mike Pearl

A Wikipedian Explains How Wikipedia Stays Reliable in the Fake News Era

Nov 25, 2016 Mike Pearl

"If Wikipedia's rules were applied to Facebook? Oh my God! They'd lose 99 percent of their content."

Nov 23, 2016

Sam Gustin

Forget Net Neutrality, Trump FCC Advisor Wants to Kill the FCC Itself

Nov 23, 2016 Sam Gustin

"We don't need the FCC," Trump's FCC transition advisor recently wrote.

Nov 23, 2016

Joseph Cox

The FBI Hacked Over 8,000 Computers In 120 Countries Based on One Warrant

Nov 23, 2016 Joseph Cox

With upcoming changes to Rule 41, experts think this is only the beginning of worldwide hacking by law enforcement agencies.

Nov 22, 2016 Tech

VICE Staff

How Israel Became One of the World's Cyber Super Powers

Nov 22, 2016 VICE Staff

On an all new episode of CYBERWAR, we investigate how the tiny country became one of the leading cyber super powers and who exactly they're targeting.

Nov 22, 2016

Ben Sullivan

Amazon's Delivery Drones May Face New Regulatory Roadblocks

Nov 22, 2016 Ben Sullivan

Years of testing and still years away.

Nov 21, 2016

Daniel Oberhaus

An Astrolinguist Explains How to Talk to Aliens

Nov 21, 2016 Daniel Oberhaus

The president of METI International weighs in on the science and fiction of Arrival.

Nov 21, 2016 Tech

Andy Verderosa

I Tried to Venmo $12.66 for 'ISIS' and the Government Was Pissed

Nov 21, 2016 Andy Verderosa

It turns out the Treasury Department doesn't appreciate my sense of humor.

Nov 18, 2016

Nicholas DeLeon

Spotify Will Never Replace What.cd

Nov 18, 2016 Nicholas DeLeon

"A complete shame to lose such a treasure," one former member noted.

Nov 18, 2016 Tech

Joe Bish

We Asked an Expert if Reanimation Could Actually Work

Nov 18, 2016 Joe Bish

A 14-year-old girl, who died of cancer in October, won a historic legal battle this week to have her body cryogenically frozen. But what are the practicalities of this, and what can she expect to find if she wakes up in 100 years?

Nov 18, 2016

Becky Ferreira

We Should Think of American Education as a National Security Issue

Nov 18, 2016 Becky Ferreira

The health of the American public education system has consequences far beyond its borders.

Nov 17, 2016

Andrew Rader

Why Martian Settlers Will Eat Potatoes, Insects, Algae, and Mushrooms

Nov 17, 2016 Andrew Rader

Watch an aerospace engineer give a Martian cooking class.

Nov 17, 2016 Tech

Lauren Messman

More People Are Googling the KKK Than Ever Before

Nov 17, 2016 Lauren Messman

The mass of people searching for the domestic hate group is right up there with the number of searches for the internet's longtime traffic barometer, Kim Kardashian.

Nov 17, 2016

Daniel Oberhaus

The ‘iTunes of Blowjobs’ Launched Today

Nov 17, 2016 Daniel Oberhaus

BlowCast, which is being billed as the 'iTunes of blowjobs,' allows users to download a simulated blowjob for $1 each.

Nov 16, 2016

Sarah Emerson

China Tells Trump It Didn’t Invent Climate Change

Nov 16, 2016 Sarah Emerson

The history of climate change negotiations was initiated with the support of the Republicans during the Reagan and senior Bush administrations.

Nov 16, 2016

Meredith Rutland Bauer

The Man Who Wants to Make Artificial Glaciers to Save the Himalayans

Nov 16, 2016 Meredith Rutland Bauer

Scientist Sonam Wangchuk found a way to bring relief to the region's high-altitude villages when the glacial melt they relied upon for fresh water had dried up completely.

Nov 16, 2016

Luke Winkie

This Tiny Plastic Implant May Disrupt America’s Opioid Addiction Problem

Nov 16, 2016 Luke Winkie

Think of it like a microscopic IV with no physical traces.

Nov 16, 2016 Tech

Sarah Bellman

Desus and Mero Weigh the Pros and Cons of Sex Robots

Nov 16, 2016 Sarah Bellman

Robots might improve your sex life, but will they take you on romantic dates to Cheesecake Factory?

Nov 15, 2016 Tech

VICE Staff

Was Ashley Madison Cheating Its Own Customers?

Nov 15, 2016 VICE Staff

On an all new episode of CYBERWAR, we investigate the hack of July 2015 to find out what motivated the hacking group.