Vice

Vikram Gandhi sees how the residents of Camden, New Jersey, have lost their privacy as a result of the new police surveillance system.

A rare look inside the heroin epidemic in Iran. In the meantime, David Choe learns how global warming is reigniting the Cold War.

Vikram Gandhi goes to Japan to investigate what's going on at the ground zero of the Fukushima nuclear disaster.

Vice heads to the Gulf of Mexico to report on the lasting effects of the 2010 oil spill, and the consequences of a chemical dispersant.

Vikram Gandhi heads to Papua New Guinea to investigate the natural gas extraction industry and its consequences.

In India, Gelareh Kiazand interviews Sampat Pal, founder of the Gulabi Gang, or Pink Gang, an activist group that combats sexual assault.

The impact of the recent legalization of marijuana in Colorado and the struggles of North Korean defectors relocating to South Korea.

Shane Smith follows the Boston Bomber’s footsteps into Dagestan in Russia, which seems to be the world capital of terrorist training.

Thomas Morton goes to Syria were the battle for a Kurdish state takes place. Also, Wikram Gandhi traces the illegal rhino horn trade.

The life cycle of scrap metal, from the people who risk their lives to find it, to the yards that buy it, to China’s infrastructure.

Shane Smith embarks on an expedition to Greenland with climate scientist Jason Box to investigate why Greenland is melting.

Correspondent Shane Smith takes us to Afghanistan, where the U.S has wasted nearly $100 billion on reconstruction projects.