Five teams share second place in LCS Spring Split
First-place Cloud9 earned a fourth consecutive win while the chasing pack grew tighter Friday in the League Championship Series Spring Split.
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FaZe, Empire win to set up clash in CDL Stage 1 Major
The Atlanta FaZe continued their event dominance while the Dallas Empire were forced to come back to advance Friday at the Call of Duty League's Stage 1 Major.
Evil Geniuses sign Owen 'oBo' Schlatter
Evil Geniuses signed Owen "oBo" Schlatter on Friday to fill an opening on their Counter-Strike: Global Offensive team.
TNC Predator add Boomy, Bok to Dota 2 roster
TNC Predator added Marvin "Boomy" Rushton and Jun "Bok" Kanehara to their Dota 2 roster, the organization announced Friday.
OpTic, Guerrillas advance in CDL Stage 1 Major
OpTic Chicago and the Los Angeles Guerrillas powered to sweeps Thursday in the opening round of upper-bracket play at the Call of Duty League's Stage 1 Major.
G2 bench kennyS, bring back JACKZ
G2 Esports benched veteran Kenny "kennyS" Schrub and granted him permission to explore opportunities with other Counter-Strike: Global Offensive teams, the organization announced Thursday.
Theorycraft Games launched after raising $37.5M
New game studio Theorycraft Games has raised $37.5 million in Series A funding for the development of a new, community-driven multi-platform PvP game, the company announced Thursday.
AIm returns to coach SAW
Ricardo "AIm" Almeida returned to SAW after stepping away from esports last month, the Portuguese organization announced Thursday.
Equinox part with full Valorant roster
Equinox Esports released the remaining members of its Valorant roster on Wednesday, leaving the squad's future in doubt.
Mutineers, Ultra win CDL Major openers
The Florida Mutineers and Toronto Ultra earned lower-bracket wins Wednesday as the Call of Duty League's Stage 1 Major got underway.
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Democrats push Biden's $1.9 trillion COVID-19 bill through Senate on party-line vote
The Senate on Saturday passed President Joe Biden's $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief plan in a party-line vote after an all-night session that saw Democrats battling among themselves over jobless aid and the Republican minority failing to push through some three dozen amendments.