Twenty-five years ago, the government saved Donald Trump from his own profligate spending. It's an important lesson

The casino mogul says his new fight against Internet gambling is a moral one, but others see "naked self-interest"

Poker site PartyGaming is set to go public and potentially make billions for the former porn entrepreneur and computer wiz who started it.

Morality, international law and the odds of drawing an inside straight -- Congress revisits the ever-popular topic of Internet gambling.

Solitaire might be the most-played video game in history. Its legacy — as more than a mere game — endures

According to the report, Facebook failed to refund parents whose children accidentally bought games

The Internet fad of "planking" seemed innocent enough. Now a tragic death shows the darker side of a Web trend

The Ravens general manager testified that Rice told the NFL commissioner in June that he hit his fiancée

In the world of virtual Texas hold 'em, the money is real and so is the addiction.

An unfolding scandal over video game weapon skins raises big questions about Internet betting, kids and regulation

Florida is putting medical marijuana to a vote — but many on the right are doing their best to sabotage the effort