Detroit pensioners weigh fate in Detroit bankruptcy vote
Detroit retirees face huge packets of legalese as they decide on the city plan to shed 18 billion in debt. Vardiman, 63, plans to vote no, hoping for stronger protections for pensions despite state aid and a looming timeline through July 1.
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Five video game trends expected at E3 in 2014
Los Angeles previews at E3 focus on new franchises and virtual reality as the industry shifts from current generation hardware. Bungie Destiny, Evolve, Sunset Overdrive, and The Division loom as major reveals while VR buzz surrounds Oculus Rift and Project Morpheus headsets. Star Wars front remains active with Battlefront and Visceral titles teased alongside sequels to Sims Halo Call of Duty Far Cry Metal Gear Assassin's Creed and Super Smash Bros. Potential new hardware like a VR headset and Zelda or Last Guardian hints surface despite uncertainties.
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Fault tops Edge at box office in summer shift
The Fault in Our Stars debuts to 48.2 million domestic, besting Edge of Tomorrow’s 29.1 million. The teen romance attracts a female lead audience while experts say young women drive summer performance more than traditional male‑driven action films.
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