What does Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney think about Indian gaming? The Cape Cod Times, a paper in his home state of Massachusetts, tried to find out but didn't get any answers. Romney's campaign site doesn't mention Indian gaming, much...

"The folks who brought us state Ballot Measure 75 two years ago, which would have authorized a private casino in the eastern Multnomah County town of Wood Village, are back with what they say is a new and improved version...

The Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe of Massachusetts is asking a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit that challenges H.3702, the state's gaming law. The tribe is not a party to the lawsuit. But it says the case cannot be resolved without...

"The devastating impact recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions have had on the ability of the federal government to place land in trust for American Indian tribes was again the focus of a congressional hearing earlier this month on Capitol Hill....

"It was with great interest that I read Harold Monteau’s editorial, “Regarding Gaming Compacts and Their ‘Illusory Exclusivity,’” in which he criticized the tribal-state compact reached between the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Our tribe was re-acknowledged...