One thing is for sure, the days of these international and off-beat music festivals are dead for a while. In fact, any music festival or concert is likely dead for a while […]
Roadscapes Wednesday: America’s Infrastructure Is Crumbling
Railroad tunnels with icicles, bridges that are crumbling, dams that are breaking, America’s infrastructure is in trouble. America’s infrastructure is in desperate need of more than $4 trillion in upgrades and improvements. […]
Sunday Discussion: This Dystopian Game Show Wants To Pay Off Your Student Loans
The student loan crisis has gotten worse and worse. Those graduating from college are owing a huge sum of money, and some are so desperate they are going to Atlanta to appear […]
Sunday Discussion: Pigs Are Eating Las Vegas’ Casino Leftovers And It’s Saving the Planet
When you go to Las Vegas and enjoy the food and buffets, what happens to the food waste? Yes, much of the food waste goes to a nearby pig farm. But, the […]
Sunday Discussion: The People Living In Tent Cities After Hurricane Michael Feel Abandoned By Trump
This is just sad. Hurricane Michael devastated the Florida Panhandle. The areas around Panama City and Mexico Beach took the hardest hits. Even months after the storm, you still have people living […]
Sunday Discussion: Rural America Is Running Out Of Teachers
In many places in rural America, there are some issues. Businesses are lacking, people are moving away, and schools are struggling to find teachers. VICE News travels to Shelby, Montana to document […]
Sunday Discussion: Apple CEO Tim Cook: The VICE News Tonight Interview
Alabama based Tim Cook, who is the CEO of Apple, recently sat down with VICE News Tonight for an interview in New York City. With other tech giants like Google and Facebook […]
Sunday Discussion: Inside America’s First Video Game Addiction Rehab
On this Sunday Discussion, on a Monday, let’s talk about America’s newest rehab facility for a brand new mental disorder. Vice News goes to Washington State and visits the reSTART rehab center. You […]
Sunday Discussion: 18 Oklahoma Teachers Explain Why They Quit For Good
In some states, education funding has been cut so much that schools and teachers are suffering. Some teachers have to work a second or third job to survive. And some school districts […]
