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The Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday in a case related to temporary worker visas. The company involved says enforcement issues should go through the courts, not the federal agency alone.
Read moreControversial far-right congressman defied 2022 subpoena from Capitol attack panel and was accused of ignoring sexual abuse as college wrestling coach
Read moreRepublicans pick Jordan as House leader and John Thune as Senate leader for last two years of Trump’s presidency
Read moreRelations between Moscow and Chisinau have worsened since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
Read moreRelations between Moscow and Chisinau have worsened since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
Read moreProgressive senator says ‘I like Chuck … but the time is now for change’ as calls grow for new Democratic leadership
Read moreJosh Babarinde's proposal is also supported by other MPs, including David Lammy and Sir James Cleverly.
Read moreThe prime minister is trying to untangle the copyright knot. But this is about much more than intellectual property
Read moreAccording to POLITICO, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is investigating whether prediction market platform Kalshi failed to comply with regulatory notification procedures for dozens of proposed new contracts and has issued a warning to Kalshi about possible enforcement actions. Kalshi responded that the issues involved procedural errors in the submission process for a small number of contracts, many of which have not yet gone live, and that the company is working to resolve them. The investigation has lasted for several months and focuses on the self-certification mechanism for new contracts in prediction markets. Under current regulations, exchanges only need to declare to the CFTC that new products meet relevant regulatory requirements, and they can go online for trading as soon as the next day without obtaining explicit approval. The CFTC warned prediction market operators in July not to use overly broad language in new product certifications. Meanwhile, the CFTC is also investigating whether Polymarket violated requirements in a 2022 settlement that restricted U.S. users from using its platform. U.S. prediction markets are facing heightened regulatory scrutiny as Democrats prepare to step up oversight of the industry after the midterm elections.
Read moreLegal battle escalates as far-right US podcaster continues to spread false claims that France’s first lady was born a man
Read moreVoters adopted extreme policy requiring medical sex verification for all girls who want to play team sports
Read moreDefense secretary calls impeachment effort a ‘farce’ and praises president in press conference for audience of one
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