- March 6, 2026
Flutter Entertainment May Cut 200 Job in UK and Ireland
Gambling group Flutter Entertainment looks set to lay off 200 workers as it tries to consolidate its brands into one technology platform. [Image: Shutterstock.com] Flutter
Rent-a-robot firm is part of Las Vegas tech renaissance
A Las Vegas-based company is providing manufacturers with what can only be described as a rent-a-robot service. AAA20 Group’s business model is “flexible, robotic automation,”
The Best New Restaurants in Las Vegas, June 2025
José Andrés growing collection of Zaytinya restaurants include locations in New York, Los Angeles, Miami, its Michelin-recognized flagship location in Washington, D.C., and now in Las
2022 John Doe Identified as Man Last Seen at IN Casino
Investigators were finally able to identify remains found in 2022 as a man who went missing from an Indiana casino. [Image: Shutterstock.com] The authorities have
Donald Trump Influenced MLB’s Unbanning of Pete Rose
MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred admitted that Donald Trump was one voice he listened to in deciding to reinstate Pete Rose. [Image: Shutterstock.com] Hail to the
‘The Chip Race’ Podcast Joins WPT Global
“The Chip Race” podcast lives, as it has signed a sponsorship deal with WPT Global. You didn’t really think “The Chip Race” poker podcast was
Retiring rabbi leaves legacy of kindness, compassion, inclusivity and authenticity – Las Vegas Sun News
Monday, June 2, 2025 | 2 a.m. Rabbi Sanford Akselrad settled into his office at Congregation Ner Tamid to write what would be his final
The Biggest New Las Vegas Restaurant Openings, June 2025
Las Vegas’s dining scene moves quickly — powerhouse casinos usher in new behemoths with Champagne and sparklers and off-Strip restaurants continue to open doors in
Washington, D.C. Considers Legalizing Blackjack, Poker
Washington, D.C. is considering legalizing poker, blackjack, and bingo to help boost tax revenues. [Image: Shutterstock.com] Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser is looking to drum
Woman Stole €500k From School to Fund Her Gambling
A woman who controlled the cash flow of a private school in Ireland stole €500,000 ($566,732) over the course of five years to fund her