Ars Technica · Aug 28, 2026 22:14 UTC Court rules Kalshi sports bets aren't "swaps," just gambling with a different name Read full story on Ars Technica Share AI disclosure Summary Kalshi can't evade Nevada gambling laws by calling bets "swaps," judges rule. Original reporting Open original source Related coverage Appeals court rules states can regulate prediction market platforms like gambling The Hill | Aug 28, 2026 22:13 UTC U.S. appeals court rules against prediction markets, sets up likely fight at Supreme Court CNBC Markets | Aug 28, 2026 21:57 UTC Federal Judge Concludes Then-Candidate Trump's Attempt to Remove N.Y. Hush Money Non-Reporting Prosecution to Federal Court Came Too Late Reason | Aug 28, 2026 21:20 UTC Trump administration asks Supreme Court to allow military’s transgender ban The Hill | Aug 28, 2026 21:12 UTC Read full article on Ars Technica Get the AFBytes Brief Major stories, AI-assisted analysis, and what to watch next. Free, monthly, unsubscribe anytime. Subscribe
Appeals court rules states can regulate prediction market platforms like gambling The Hill | Aug 28, 2026 22:13 UTC
U.S. appeals court rules against prediction markets, sets up likely fight at Supreme Court CNBC Markets | Aug 28, 2026 21:57 UTC
Federal Judge Concludes Then-Candidate Trump's Attempt to Remove N.Y. Hush Money Non-Reporting Prosecution to Federal Court Came Too Late Reason | Aug 28, 2026 21:20 UTC
Trump administration asks Supreme Court to allow military’s transgender ban The Hill | Aug 28, 2026 21:12 UTC
