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Only seven characters failed to make top 64 at Evo Japan 2024’s Tekken 8 tournament but they’re not all low tiers
Evo Japan 2024 is one of the major tournaments that’s been happening this past weekend. Being that this is one of the first major tournaments of this scale for Tekken 8, this gives us some interesting insight about how …
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Tesla announces European Cybertruck tour across 24 cities
Tesla has announced the next leg of its Cybertruck tour around the world, with the unique electric pickup now set to make its way to 24…
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Amanda Watson On The Carnegie Mellon Oculus Booth Incident
Amanda Watson wanted to work for Oculus “more than anything else in the entire world.” But how would she make a good first impression?
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Why This 1990 BMW E30 For $17,000 On Bring-A-Trailer Was Actually The Deal Of The Century
Over the past couple of years, auction sites like Bring-A-Trailer and Cars & Bids have been the source of some wild transactions. The COVID-era boom has cooled off quite a bit over the past year or so, but these sites’ reputations still persist: If you want to overpay on seemingly anything, look no further. Not […]
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Russian Arrested in Germany in Fatal Stabbing of Two Ukrainians
Ukraine’s government said two servicemen on leave in Germany were fatally stabbed and a Russian suspect was arrested on murder charges.
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Cleveland-Cliffs Backs Activist in Norfolk Southern Proxy Battle
Cleveland-Cliffs Inc., a major customer of Norfolk Southern Corp., has backed activist investor Ancora Holdings Group in its effort to overhaul the board of the railway company.
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FIRE’s Response to Police Dispersing Pro-Palestinian Protesters at UT Austin
As I’ve noted before, public universities have considerable authority to impose content-neutral rules on demonstrations, for instance prohibiting overnight campouts, restricting sound amplification, and so on. But of course the First Amendment requires such rules to be content-neutral (or, in “limited public forums” on campuses, at least viewpoint-neutral). And even content-neutral restrictions in outdoor quads, […]
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US Debt-Sale Plan Seen Benefiting From Fed That ‘Stops Hurting’
The US Treasury is set to keep its sales of long-term debt steady in a new plan this week, with the government expected to get relief soon from the Federal Reserve’s rapid run-down in its securities holdings.
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Fading Bets of Early RBA Cuts Frustrate Albanese Reelection Plan
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faces a bumpy road to reelection with sticky inflation pushing back the timetable for interest-rate relief, raising the prospect of further financial stress for households about a year from the next ballot.
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Biden’s Dilemma: NC Voters Are Sour on Economy
All indicators are up, except the one that matters most to Biden’s reelection
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