Page 26 - Meyer Lansky News Today

The hotel founded by mobsters Bugsy Siegel and Meyer Lansky in 1946 will celebrate its landmark anniversary with a social media sweepstakes and $75 room rates.

A Muslim man who posed as an Orthodox Jew and claimed to work for the National Security Agency is now being looked into by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

I'm still unsure what the deal with Speed Kills is. Did somebody (ok, a lot of somebodies) lose a bet?

Comment: At the end of this article is a must-watch documentary - Assassination of The Kennedy Brothers - made by the author. By a strange paradox, most Kennedy researchers who believe that Oswald was "just a patsy" spend an awful lot of time...

Romero Games snitch on the development of the new Empire Of Sin updates, and inspirations both fact and fiction

Bugsy — nobody called him that to his face — Siegel was a shrewd mobster whose crew was dubbed "Murder, Incorporated" by the press. But that fast life got him killed by age 41.

A salacious new book examines the debauched life of Polly Adler - NYCs most notorious madam during the Jazz Age whose clients were famous mobsters, socialites, writers and politicians.

From the blog of Wendy Kalman at Atlanta Jewish Times

The gambling house has changed hands only four times—and never into a corporate grip.

Its latest quarterly report was uninspiring, but a rebound for the casino operator could be on the horizon.