Legal

Federal prosecutors filed new charges against Puig two months after the former MLB outfielder withdrew a guilty plea in the case.

Future of sports betting in Sunshine State hangs in balance after Feds, Seminoles, and a pair of parimutuels state their cases.

Former Speaker of the House Larry Householder is already facing conspiracy charges in a separate case relating to FirstEnergy.

Attorneys for the former MLB star claim new evidence could exculpate him of charges that he allegedly lied to federal investigators.

MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred has wide discretion to punish Puig if evidence suggests he bet on baseball, which hasn't been proven yet.

Seminole Tribe files a brief claiming it was poorly represented by the DOI, and while case will move forward, legal, live wagering still a long way off.

In response to the Jets' claims, Fubo described the petition as "without merit" and intends to defend its position.

Company with near-monopoly on geolocation services makes move weeks after it filed a patent-infringement lawsuit against competitor XPoint.

User experience leaves a lot to be desired for bettors with disabilities, as an example of how inaccessible the internet can be for them.

Oral arguments haven't been set yet in the Seminoles' case, whose timeline delays legal wagering in Florida until at least 2023.