In a blog posted in January, we detailed a bill introduced in the Texas State legislature which, if approved, would legalize poker in physical, brick and mortar locations. The bill was careful not to address the more controversial topic of Internet poker, leading many to believe that Internet poker would not be legalized in the […]
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Despite the surge in momentum created by New Jersey passing a law legalizing online poker in late February, two online poker bills have just died in committee this week in the states of Hawaii and Iowa, respectively. While a similar bill was defeated in the Hawaiian House last March, some lawmakers had hoped that attitudes
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While electronic cigarettes, or E-cigarettes, have been available for almost a decade, the industry has faced little marketing, labeling or other regulations. According to a Food and Drug Administration (FDA) spokesperson, that may change in April. In September 2009, the FDA conducted a study of the health effects associated with E-cigarettes and based on its
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