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Federal government sues to block Utah from enforcing anti-gambling laws against Kalshi

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The federal government has filed a lawsuit to block the state of Utah from enforcing its anti-gambling laws against Kalshi. Last week, the Utah Attorney General's Office filed a lawsuit against prediction market Kalshi, seeking tens of millions of dollars in profit the website made from Utahns.

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