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Zach Young, of New Haven, Conn., places a bet at one of the new sports wagering kiosks at Foxwoods Resort Casino in Mashantucket, Conn., in September 2021. Legalized sports betting continued its expansion in 2023 with six states either passing legislation or beginning to accept wagering, Fanatics got into the business and professional leagues and college athletics continued to further embrace the industry. (AP Photo/Susan Haigh, File)
News

Online sports betting companies align with California’s gaming tribes

By Capitol Weekly
Jonodev Chaudhuri, former chairman of the National Indian Gaming Commission, testifies before the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs in October 2017. (Senate Committee on Indian Affairs)
Opinion

Indian Country at a crossroads: Is our reach exceeding our grasp?

By ICT Opinion
The Koi Nation of Northern California’s Tribal Council is headquartered in Sonoma County, California and comprised of Darin Beltran as Chairman, Dino Beltran as Vice Chairman, and Judy Fast Horse as Secretary. We are dedicated to empowering our people to achieve a better way of life and to maintain tribal integrity and honor through responsive government while practicing traditional ways as a central part of our lives. (Photo courtesy of Singer Associates, Inc.)
Opinion

Intertribal gaming disputes must end

By ICT Opinion
Judith Shapiro during her panel at the 2023 Indian Gaming Association Tradeshow and Convention. (Pauly Denetclaw, ICT)
News

This ain’t your family’s bingo game

By Pauly Denetclaw