The shutdown of the fixed-odds market days before voting puts the country's gambling sector and household debt politics at the center of the campaign.

The crypto market structure bill's failure leaves US digital asset rules in limbo ahead of the next congressional session.

New polls-plus models and Senate forecasts frame the midterm battleground as campaigns enter the final stretch.

The warning reflects growing official concern about prediction markets being used to wager on US elections.

The rapid shift offshore underscores how abruptly enforced betting bans can push activity to unlicensed markets.

The markets let users wager on a provincial separatism vote, raising unresolved questions for Canadian regulators.

Affiliate operators with Brazil exposure are reassessing guidance after the sudden betting shutdown.

Local political races are drawing gambling market attention, a sign of the genre's expansion beyond national contests.