Max Daly

“Mafia is a process, not a thing” — Joe Bonanno, Italian-American crime boss

In 2015, VICE made 16 predictions about what drug taking would be like in 2025. Let's see how right—and wrong—we were.

The selling point of “pink cocaine” is not, as you might expect, cocaine. More often than not, the trending party drug of 2025 contains no cocaine whatsoever.

Like sharks and Nazis, gangsters who kill other gangsters are a reliable source of fascination for the British public.

In London, it used to be that shrines for children would always mark the site of a road accident. Now they often mark the site of a murder.

A seasoned drug dealer says cocaine sales rise by 50 per cent over the festive period

America's cocaine use is quietly collapsing — even as the drug floods the market at record purity and historic low prices.

In October 2016, a wedding scandalised Antwerp. A bride and her groom, the scion of a prominent Belgian-Moroccan family, celebrated with a parade

Ketamine, a fashionable drug in therapy, is fast becoming a nightclub drug of choice for Americans seeking a unique form of disconnection from today's reality.