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The Center for Liquefied Natural Gas will be getting help from Mehlman Vogel Castagnetti in the push for increased exports.

In the era of globalization, policymakers are increasingly debating the proper role of international law, and a group of legal scholars have embraced transnationalism, the idea that growing interconnectedness should dissolve international boundaries.

This Big Daddy Weekend begins, like every weekend should, with Lorenzo the Magnificent and his tremendous syndicated radio show - heard coast-to-coast every Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Eastern via your local station, or on the Web .

Forces loyal to Syria's President Assad carry the national flag as they ride on motorcycles in Qusair.

I'm assuming he would say that earned citizenship, which is slightly different, also doesn't qualify as amnesty.

The introduction of federal legislation to regulate Internet gambling could bring a calm to the patchwork of state laws that appear inevitable - or it could split the gaming lobby, leaving it up to states to write their own online gaming laws.

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President Barack Obama's legacy among Latino voters may well hinge on the success of the sweeping immigration legislation before the Senate today.

Since the federal government largely shut down the Internet poker industry in April 2011, poker players and the casino industry have been lobbying furiously for the legalization and regulation of the online game at the federal level.

Senate Democrats even threatened to take legislative action against the agency if it failed to target the groups.

The Associated Press reported that King, a Long Island Republican, wants this legislation to clarify American gambling rules , which currently put online gaming in a legal grey area.

Two of Nevada's longtime political power players - gaming lobbyist Frank Fahrenkopf Jr. and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid - took turns blaming each other for the failure for Congress to legalize Internet poker last year.

Recall efforts in Arizona fail miserably against Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio.