Treasury posts frozen by web fight
- Jan 26, 2010
A senior Republican lawmaker is blocking the appointment of four Treasury positions because of a fight with the Obama administration over online gambling regulations.
Read More . . .A senior Republican lawmaker is blocking the appointment of four Treasury positions because of a fight with the Obama administration over online gambling regulations.
Read More . . .Lawmakers could consider regulating Internet poker during the coming legislative session, with options ranging from banning the activity altogether to allowing and drawing revenue from the games.
Read More . . .Though the Kentucky Supreme Court today released a number of opinions for cases on its docket, the anticipated decision in Commonwealth of Kentucky v. iMEGA, et al, was not among them.
Read More . . .Atlantic City proposed legislation to legalize Internet gambling in New Jersey
Read More . . .While the court accepts only a tiny fraction of the appeals it receives, officials hope it will consider their plea to reverse a ruling by a federal appeals court in Philadelphia.
Read More . . .Delaware will take its ambition to allow unlimited sports betting to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Read More . . .Seeking another source of cash for New Jersey at a time of severe economic pain, a prominent state senator said Thursday he plans to sue the federal government in a bid to overturn a 17-year-old ban on sports betting.
Read More . . .the last of 10 bank-account seizure warrants filed in connection with the ongoing federal probe of online gambling were returned to U.S. District Court in Maryland.
Read More . . .The third defendant of seven indicted in a multimillion-dollar money laundering operation based out of Draper was sentenced to one year of probation Wednesday.
Read More . . .Two of seven Las Vegas residents accused of running a multimillion-dollar money laundering service by way of an illegal Internet gambling operation out of Draper were sentenced to one year of probation Monday.
Read More . . .Prosecutors are closing in on dozens of Gambino mobsters in Brooklyn and Staten Island running a multimillion-dollar online sports betting ring.
Read More . . .David Carruthers, the former Betonsports Plc executive who pleaded guilty in a U.S. government investigation that shut the online gambling company, was sentenced to 33 months by a federal judge.
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