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Finally some action on legalizing online poker

After months of talking, the US House is ready to take some action on the topic of legalizing online poker. The House Energy and Commerce...

Online poker players are familiar with Black Friday, that was on April 15, 2011, when the federal government closed down internet poker in the...

In the latest of proposed laws aimed at protecting us from the evils of the internet, Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) and Senator Orrin Hatch ...

Two senate bills with the aim of cracking down on copyright pirates have faired a little bit better than the privacy legislation we previously...

Privacy is a hot topic, and a big business, but when it comes to internet legislation, so far in 2011, there has been a lot of talk, and not a...

Washington, DC may soon offer the first shot at legal wagering on online poker in the the US. While the folks in the nation's capital are...

After weeks of talk and speculation, Representative Joe Barton of Texas introduced a bill Friday that would allow for the legalization of online...

With all the laws being proposed in the United States Legislature this year, one more could be added this week to legalize online poker. According...