This government is imposing its will on the American public, not creating public policy that reflects the beliefs and values of the majority. Tuesday, November 7 is the general election, please take the time to vote.
Read More . . .America’s MGM Mirage and Britain’s Ladbrokes, two of the world’s largest gambling groups, have started exploratory takeover talks with internet rivals decimated by recent US Congress legislation banning online gambling...
Read More . . .U.K. Culture Secretary Tessa Jowell worked to agree a set of principles guiding the regulation of internet gambling in 32 nations as research showed that bets placed on the web doubled in the last five years.
Read More . . .Instead of banning it as in the US, the UK is to be the first major country to offer online gaming licences...
Read More . . .The US gambling public is worse off today than it was in July and it is time for a change in Washington.
Read More . . .NEW YORK (AP) � Gamblers may look over their shoulder now, but experts say a new Internet gambling ban won't keep bettors from ponying up, just turn them on to overseas payment services out of the law�s reach...
Read More . . .The Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act continues to generate miles of critical newsprint as its' flaws and inequities are examined by everyone from players to law professors.
Read More . . .U.S. District Judge Carol E. Jackson extends the temporary restraining order until November 6.
Read More . . .After a decade of trying, the United States Congress finally succeeded at passing a bill outlawing Internet gambling...
Read More . . .In July 2006, when the U.S. House of Representatives first passed Internet Gambling legislation, North Dakota State Rep. Jim Kasper reacted by saying, "My fellow Republicans just don't get it" when it comes to Internet gambling...
Hundreds of poker fanatics had been forced out of their bedrooms, out of their pajamas and into their cars because of one of the stupidest — and most hypocritical — laws yet to be passed by the Republican Congress...
Read More . . .A U.S. government crackdown earlier this month has left the online gambling industry in legal limbo. Canadian players must suddenly recalculate their odds.
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