Legislators consider online poker
- Feb 28, 2010
Iowa would be the first state in the nation to allow legal in-state Internet poker under a proposal being developed by a bipartisan group of lawmakers
Read More . . .Iowa would be the first state in the nation to allow legal in-state Internet poker under a proposal being developed by a bipartisan group of lawmakers
Read More . . .A battle taking shape over legislation to legalize online gambling has triggered a multi-million-dollar lobbying push and strong interest from St. Louisans in Congress.
Read More . . .In a surprise move this week, Internet gambling legislation was attached to a sweeping tax reform bill introduced in the US Senate.
Read More . . .The Senate wants to dump a law dating to Idaho Territory days that required law enforcement agents to pursue all instances of gambling.
Read More . . .A Harrisonville man once believed to be an underboss in Kansas City’s organized crime family pleaded guilty in federal court today to operating an illegal sports gambling business.
Read More . . .Sen. Ray Lesniak is playing it again. This time he's lured in Senate President Steven Sweeney and he's trying to get the Assembly to buy into the game.
Read More . . .The New Jersey Senate has approved a resolution to allow Senate President Steven Sweeney to join a lawsuit against the federal government.
Read More . . .Senators Ron Wyden (D-OR) and Judd Gregg (R-NH) introduced S 3018, the Bipartisan Tax Fairness and Simplification Act.
Read More . . .Anchorage, Alaska -- More than 600 poker players feel like they've been dealt a bad hand.
Read More . . .Trenton - State Senate President Steven Sweeney (D-Gloucester) can join legal action over a federal ban on sports betting in New Jersey after lawmakers today approved a measure allowing him to participate.
Read More . . .There are reasons to believe a key senator is beginning to come around on the issue of online poker.
Read More . . .As Pat Patte Jr. vacationed in the Bahamas on Friday, federal prosecutors moved to seize the Wilkes-Barre sports bar they say he used as the front for an illegal online gambling empire.
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