Top Thoroughbred racing figures, including the trainer of Kentucky Derby winner Big Brown, will answer questions next week in Washington on horse deaths, drugs and the industry's "special status" regarding gambling...
Read More . . .Washington and Antigua will not resolve their dispute over Internet gambling by a Friday deadline, according to Antigua and Barbuda's attorney in the trade battle.
Read More . . .On April 10, 2008, a Congressional odd couple introduced a bill that would eviscerate the UIGEA that made it illegal for financial institutions to handle transactions between US residents and online poker rooms and Internet gaming operators...
Read More . . .In America, a New Jersey Senator is vowing to fight a Federal law that limits legalised sports gambling to Delaware, Montana, Nevada and Oregon...
Read More . . .A journalist's lawsuit against the United States government may help bring to light a serious policy violation within the executive branch...
Read More . . .Antigua and Barbuda may be only days away from effecting a settlement with the United States on the internet gambling trade dispute...
Read More . . .Officials from the tiny island of Antigua & Barbuda, seen as the `Little David` in the online gaming battle with the Mighty `Goliath` U.S., are set to meet U.S. trade representatives again tomorrow.
Read More . . .The meeting, scheduled for this Friday, is aimed at finally resolving the Internet gambling conflict between Antigua and Barbuda and the United States over market access for Internet gambling...
Read More . . .The strangely selective and self-defeating crackdown on Internet gambling.
Read More . . .Sen. Raymond Lesniak said Monday that he's asked Gov. Jon S. Corzine to file suit declaring the federal law an interstate commerce violation...
Read More . . .NJ Senator Raymond J. Lesniak delivered the following testimony during the May 19th hearing on sports betting.
Read More . . .A debate about sports betting, a bill to expand access to health insurance, and legislation to move school elections to November will highlight state legislative proceedings today.
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