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    Supreme Court citizenship database ruling sets stage for key appeal▼Supreme Court citizenship database ruling highlights important appeal to come✉newsWorldLaw & Courts51 min ago

    The US Supreme Court has issued a ruling concerning a citizenship database, a decision commentators say points toward a more significant legal battle ahead. Legal observers are watching the case closely, as the pending appeal could determine how government citizenship data is collected and used in future proceedings.

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    Appeals court says Kalshi prediction markets can be regulated like gambling▼Appeals court rules against Kalshi, says prediction markets can be regulated like gambling✉newsWorldLaw & Courts2 h ago

    A US appeals court has ruled against Kalshi, holding that prediction markets can be regulated like gambling. The decision is a setback for Kalshi and the broader prediction-market industry, which has argued its event contracts are financial instruments overseen by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission rather than betting products subject to state gambling laws. The ruling could reshape how event trading platforms operate across the United States.

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    Kalshi loses appeals court ruling on state oversight of prediction markets▼Kalshi loses appeals court ruling on state regulation of prediction markets✉newsWorldLaw & Courts3 h ago

    Prediction market operator Kalshi has lost an appeals court ruling concerning whether its event contracts are subject to state-level regulation. The decision threatens the company's argument that federal commodity law preempts state gambling and gaming authorities, a cornerstone of its rapid US expansion. A loss on state preemption could force Kalshi to seek state licenses or exit certain markets, and the ruling is likely to shape how prediction markets are regulated nationwide.

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    US appeals court upholds Pentagon blacklisting of Anthropic▼US appeals court upholds Pentagon's blacklisting of Anthropic✉newsWorldDefense10 h ago

    A US appeals court has upheld the Pentagon's blacklisting of artificial intelligence company Anthropic. The ruling means the Defense Department's decision to restrict dealings with the AI firm stands, dealing a setback to Anthropic's efforts to challenge the designation. The move places one of America's leading AI developers at odds with the Pentagon, raising questions about the government's relationship with major technology companies working on advanced AI systems.