Determined to defeat lawsuits over addiction, the casino industry is funding research at a Harvard-affiliated lab.

The local fire chief said the complex once owned and operated by Trump "will crumble like a deck of cards"

Indians used to be on the bottom in Palm Springs, but gaming put them on top. Now tribal leaders are accused of exploiting workers and abusing their neighbors. Will the backlash topple their empire?

Harry Reid, the man most responsible for guiding Sen. Jim Jeffords to a new political identity, has a long history with party-switching.

His presidential interests are merely a hobby. Where he really secures his bottom line is a whole different game

As more and more states turn to legal betting to fight the Great Recession, a metaphor becomes reality

When problem gambling worsens into an addiction, people fail repeatedly to curb their habit

Poker has been spoiled by TV tournaments and players schooled online. In the battle for the big payoff, wit and camaraderie have been trumped by computer logic and greed.

Cable describes shutdown of a $100 million Adelson nonprofit in Beijing and refers to "missteps" in China

Florida currently limits gambling mostly to tribal casinos