The Fraternal Order of Police, which lobbies Congress on behalf of 330,000 law-enforcement officers, sent a letter to leadership of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives last week asking for federal action to create a strong regulatory…
For a guy expected to be the key politician involved in eventually getting Internet poker legislation passed in the United States, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has never said much on the topic.
Congressmen Joe Barton and Barney Frank are…
The witness lists are out for this week’s two congressional hearings regarding Internet poker.
American Gaming Association president Frank Fahrenkopf and Rep. John Campbell (R-Calif.) will speak in favor of online poker regulation at Friday’s…
On Friday, Pokerati reported that the United States Department of Justice filed a response to the pretrial motions of Chad Elie and John Campos, two men indicted on Black Friday for their roles as payment processor and Utah banker, respectively. The…
Poker will get two hearings on Capitol Hill next week, first in the Senate Indian Affairs Committee on Thursday and then back for another go-around in the House Subcommittee on Commerce, Manufacturing and Trade.
Poker Players Alliance Chairman Al…
The year’s first congressional hearing on Internet poker wasn’t so much a debate on the merits of federally licensing and regulating the game online as it was a discussion of how eventual regulation should be handled.
Tuesday’s hearing in the…
Poker Players Alliance chairman Alfonse D’Amato will be a witness at the House Subcommittee on Commerce, Manufacturing and Trade hearing on Internet poker on Tuesday.
The hearing isn’t on Rep. Joe Barton’s online poker bill, though Barton is a…
Congress returned to session last week after taking a month off to visit their district offices and constituents. The deficit reduction super committee that represents the best opportunity for online poker legislation to pass this year met for the…
Congress begins a month-long vacation this week and lasting past Labor Day, but that doesn’t mean policy makers are lying on a beach somewhere drinking a Mai Tai.
Representatives use the break to head back to their home districts to find out what…
Representatives of the Poker Players Alliance held more than 130 meetings at the offices of House and Senate members on Capitol Hill as part of an organized D.C. fly-in Tuesday.
Congressmen Joe Barton (R-Tex.) and John Campbell (R-Calif.) showed…
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