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Philadelphia Inquirer reporter exposes the state’s failed predatory gambling policy

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It’s time states stopped the use of “free play” to entice citizens to gamble and allowing casinos to escape paying taxes

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Newspaper blisters the sham of casino “responsible gambling” programs

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Nevada, America’s predatory gambling capital, ranked most violent state in the nation

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Massachusetts Lottery Congratulates Itself for 40 Years of Failure

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Special Report: Vegas casinos gamble on online partners with a past

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Christie won’t give speech at gaming conference

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NJ: Internet gambling questioned

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IL: Gambling bill could be headed for debate once again

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Big trouble at Diamond Jamie’s casino

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California offered piece of the action from Internet poker

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University of Akron mathematics professor teaching course on casino gambling

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Kan. closer to using casinos to support pensions

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Online gaming – not a good bet, say New Jerseyans

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Banks won’t break their sweet addiction

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A Derby Win, but a Troubled Record for a Trainer

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Are Casinos Like Cocaine for the Brain?

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Phil Reisman: In chronic gambling, house always wins

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Want to stop banks gambling on food prices? Try closing the casino

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Possible Gain in Internet Gambling, According to American Gaming Association Report

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Gambling expansion would increase peril for some Minnesota families

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Gambling for Good? 8 Ways Lotteries Could (in Theory) Make the World a Better Place

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Japan’s social media heavyweights scrap gambling games

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Pennsylvania up, New Jersey down in gambling-revenue report

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Arthur Brooks: America and the Value of ‘Earned Success’

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