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Minnesota judge blocks prediction market ban

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A federal judge issued an injunction preventing Minnesota’s newly enacted law that would have prohibited prediction markets from operating, citing legal challenges. Reuters reported the order, noting it arrived just days before
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Minnesota judge blocks prediction market ban
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A federal judge in Minnesota on Monday blocked the state’s attempt to ban prediction markets just days before the law was set to take effect Saturday.The preliminary injunction comes as the Justice Department, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, Kalshi, and Polymarket challenge the law in court, arguing that federal law preempts the state’s gambling restrictions. Recommended Stories Minnesota judge blocks prediction market ban Biden ghostwriter tapes released after former president forfeits legal battle Georgia teenager pleads guilty to charging Capitol grounds with shotgun U.S.

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