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Iran is facing rising tensions with the US and domestic protests, raising questions about its participation in the World Cup this summer. Fears of military conflict, boycotts, and more make the extreme possibility far more realistic.

New York AG Letitia James is suing Valve, alleging loot boxes promote illegal gambling in popular video games.

Whereas previous versions of the bill restricted the casino campus to Tysons, the approved bill would allow the facility to be built anywhere in Fairfax County.

Las Vegas Raiders look to rebuild their roster with the No. 1 draft pick while aiming to retain star defender Maxx Crosby amid ongoing trade rumors.

Kalshi filed a preemptive lawsuit against Utah after top lawmakers expressed opposition to the prediction market industry. The operator feared a cease-and-desist letter would soon be coming, forcing it to shut down the platform in Utah.

FIFA has asserted its confidence in Mexico’s ability to secure its World Cup host cities, despite recent cartel-related violence in Guadalajara. The league isn’t planning to move any matches in Mexico, though they will continue to monitor the situation.

The Perrin family alleges negligence after Caesars Palace staff reportedly called a rideshare instead of an ambulance during a medical emergency.

The bill allows for Allen, DeKalb, and Steuben counties to apply to receive the right to host the new casino, which must be worth at least $500 million.

The Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Las Vegas will replace The Mirage on the Strip, with Justin Wyborn appointed Senior Vice President and General Manager.

Wynn Resorts is under a lawsuit from plaintiff Richard Reed, who claims the company failed to protect sensitive client and employee data in a breach.