Top Trending: Suspect in SoCal Surrogacy Mansion Child Abuse Scandal Allegedly Tied to Gambling Ring
Real-estate investor Guojun Xuan, 65, is at the center of a child abuse case that drew national attention in May, after police found 21 children, 17 of whom were toddlers, inside his Arcadia mansion. Scroll down for all the top trending stories and latest headlines from the world of gambling, sports betting and crypto.
- Guojun Xuan, 65, is the manager of a hub that allegedly fronted illegal slots and drugs
- Charges are on hold until detectives finish reviewing CCTV of the surrogate mansion
- Police have not ruled out the possibility of a human trafficking angle to the case.
- According to reports on Thursday, police are still wading through an extensive cache of video, and essentially remain clueless as to what they can charge Xuan with.
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(Gambling News) - One Gambling Losses Tax Deduction Bill Falters, Another Moves Forward - One bill designed to restore the gambling losses tax deduction to 100% is languishing in committee and has, for all intents and purposes, politically flat-lined. The giant tax and spending bill signed into law by President Donald Trump in July caps gambling loss deductions to 90% of winnings (from 100%)–a provision set to go into effect next year.
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- “It's pretty alarming the Senate put that 90% deduction in there in the first place so now we're in a triage situation,” said Thayer. “Let's hope it gets some momentum.”
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- “Barr's bill is seen as having a better chance to pass, because of the support in Congress Republicans currently enjoy,” the NTRA added.
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(Prediction Markets) - Michigan Regulators Issue Stark Warning - Michigan Gaming Control Board warns licensed gaming operators that any involvement in the offering of sports-event contracts "will have implications relative to your licensure in Michigan." (see Daniel Wallach)
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