
Gambling Addiction Concerns Rise as Prediction Markets Face Regulatory Scrutiny
Public health experts warn of growing gambling addiction as authorities investigate potential manipulation in prediction markets.

Public health experts warn of growing gambling addiction as authorities investigate potential manipulation in prediction markets.

Sheriff Susan Hutson faces charges including malfeasance and payroll fraud after investigation into 2025 jail escape involving 10 inmates.

EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin appeared before Congress amid criticism over agency restructuring and climate policies.

Seventeen Maryland sheriffs have filed a federal lawsuit challenging the state's Community Trust Act, arguing the sanctuary law is unconstitutional.

Former Attorney General Pam Bondi will not appear for scheduled House Oversight Committee testimony regarding Jeffrey Epstein probe after DOJ says subpoena no longer applies.

Federal projects under Trump administration see budget changes, including reflecting pool repairs and statue garden location announcement.

Wyoming legislators are advancing new abortion restrictions, with supporters arguing the measures are needed to address the state's declining population.

Two Utah court clerks were arrested for allegedly assisting an individual in avoiding arrest by immigration enforcement officers.

The presidential personnel office issued termination notices to National Science Board members on Friday, according to a medical professional.

Support from pro-Israel lobby AIPAC is becoming a contentious issue in Democratic primary races amid rising antisemitic incidents.

The Supreme Court will hear arguments in April on the Trump administration's effort to terminate temporary protected status for migrants from Haiti and Syria.

Voters in northern New Jersey chose between Republican Joe Hathaway and Democrat Analilia Mejia in a special election to fill former Rep. Mikie Sherrill's House seat.

Dana Williamson, former aide to Gov. Newsom and strategist for Xavier Becerra, pleaded guilty to corruption charges including diverting campaign funds.

Protesters marched in New York City while a UK minister expressed concerns about demonstrations being hijacked.

The United Federation of Teachers negotiated salary increases up to $9,500 as part of an agreement to postpone implementation of New York's class size mandate.
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