Bill Kilby

Proposition 64 promises to make recreational pot legal in California, but that's not the end of a debate that encompasses economics, race, and criminal justice reform.

In advance of the premiere of VICELAND'S 'Black Market Dispatches,' we talked with author Peter Andreas about the history of black markets in America.

Earlier this month, Yassin Bey (formerly known as Mos Def) was arrested in South Africa for attempting to use a world passport. But what exactly is one of those?

We talked to Academy Award-winning screenwriter John Ridley about his show 'American Crime' and how it breaks from the pack of true crime procedurals.

The black market for drugs creates all sorts of twisted incentives for agents of the law.

We asked an expert about the annual deluge of holiday crime hype, and whether you should be spooked as you kick back with loved ones and gorge on Capitalism.

A new documentary shows how planting the seeds of social change begins with knowing where your food comes from.

There's enough evidence to say, definitively, that "scared straight" programs don't stop young people from going on to become criminals, and might even be counterproductive. So why are they still in use?

On the continuum between total truth-telling and dishonesty, most of what people say falls somewhere in between.

“He said he did this for two reasons: because ‘speech is war’ to him, and so he could be in tune with God twenty-four hours a day."

We understand that we've really fucked up the environment, but most of us still can't be bothered to change our lifestyle.

We spoke with General T.A.C.O. (which stands for "Taking All Capitalists Out") about Freddie Gray, gang truces, and the Black Lives Matter movement.