DOJ, CFTC sue Arkansas to block state enforcement action against Kalshi
Arkansas previously sued Kalshi on Nov. 4, alleging that it operated an illegal gambling platform in the state.
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DOJ and CFTC Sue Arkansas to Halt Kalshi Enforcement
The federal complaint seeks protection beyond Kalshi, including a bar on investigations tied to...
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