In this week’s Elie v. US, The Nation’s justice correspondent hails Raskin’s bold call-out. Plus, a counterintuitive take on the SAVE Act and a controversial video-game lawsuit.

React, a ‘Counter-Strike 2’ skin creator, got paid $35,000 from Valve for his Desert Eagle skin in the Dead Hand Collection.

For many players, their CS2 inventory is more than just a collection of skins – it represents real-world value. Whether you’re considering selling, trading, or simply tracking your progress, knowing ...

A Counter-Strike 2 skin creator has spoken out after reportedly receiving a $35,000 payment from Valve for having their ...

CS2 skin artist React responds after a reported $35,000 Valve payment for his Desert Eagle skin in the Dead Hand Collection. Here is what he said and why the community is divided.

After a lawsuit was filed by New York's Attorney General, Valve has spoken up in defence of loot boxes, comparing them to MTG and Pokémon boosters.

Skins in Counter-Strike 2 are more than just cosmetics. They form an entire ecosystem with their own economy, rarity, and history. Players search for rare knife skins, collectible AWP skins, or budget ...

Valve has responded to an ongoing lawsuit filed in New York that claims it violated gambling laws with its loot boxes. Valve’s response: No. Multiple lawsuits have been filed against Valve this month ...

New York Attorney General Letitia James sued Valve in February, arguing that mystery boxes in Counter-Strike 2, Dota 2, and ...

Valve defends cosmetic loot boxes as lawsuits and regulators argue randomized rewards tied to real money resemble gambling ...

Valve, maker of Steam and games like Counter-Strike 2, Dota 2, and TF2, has responded to a New York lawsuit filed against the loot boxes in its games.

Valve rejects proposed loot box restrictions and says courts will decide whether its system violates gambling laws.