The Truth Behind the ‘No-Knock’ Police Raids that Led to Breonna Taylor’s Death
Breonna Taylor was killed in a drug raid as Louisville police executed a no-knock search warrant in March. The 26-year-old EMT had no criminal record, and … source
Florida sets a new record for largest single-day increase in COVID-19 cases in the U.S.
Florida recorded 15300 new cases on Sunday, the most since the pandemic began. Florida surpassed the total for New York at the height of the pandemic. source
Protesters in Belarus Won't Back Down
In Belarus, a resistance movement sparked by the insurgent candidacy of a stay-at-home-mom is still going strong, despite increasing violence from government … source
RCMP provide partial N.S. mass shooting timeline
The rampage began when shots were fired in Portapique, N.S., at 10:26 p.m. AT on Saturday and ended in the late morning Sunday after the suspected gunman … source
Brazilians Plead for Coronavirus Help While the President Downplays the Pandemic
Even with Brazil’s escalating COVID-19 cases and more than 13000 deaths so far, its populist president Jair Bolsonaro just keeps downplaying the threat. source
More victims of Nova Scotia shooting identified
An elementary school teacher, two health-care workers, a family of three and an RCMP officer have been identified as some of the victims of a weekend shooting … source
North Korea In The Age Of Trump
VICE Media founder Shane Smith has been traveling to North Korea for years, including during some of the most acrimonious periods in its history. Back in 2018 … source
Trudeau passes on U.S.-Mexico meeting in Washington
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau won’t travel to Washington, D.C., to mark the start of the new NAFTA with the presidents of the United States and Mexico this week. source
Putin Is Using Coronavirus to Stay in Power
A global crisis plays a convenient role in the Russian president’s scheme to keep his job. Subscribe to VICE News here: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-VICE-News … source
Trudeau unveils details of student service grant
The Canada student service grant is supposed to give eligible students between $1000 and $5000 to support the costs of post-secondary education in the fall if … source