Regulatory and harm-reduction pressure on prediction markets is mounting as state attorneys general and critics test how the platforms are classified.

A senior LDS apostle urging members to stop betting signals growing institutional opposition to gambling among a large US religious constituency.

Two state-level reports on August wagering activity underline how quickly legal market handles are scaling in newer jurisdictions.

Polling on young adults treating wagering as an investment or debt fix feeds a broader policy debate about gambling harm.

Clinicians and responsible-gaming researchers say normalization of wagering among young adults is outpacing existing safeguards.

The deal deepens the operator's Canadian footprint through an NFL league-level marketing tie-up.

Rising ER visits tied to gambling add a public health dimension to the legalization debate.

The comparison quantifies how large legal sports wagering has become relative to established entertainment categories.

The prosecution illustrates continued federal enforcement against unlicensed bookmaking operations.

Infrastructure investment near a casino property reflects the technical buildout behind regulated mobile wagering.

A high-profile NBA player's comments keep athlete attitudes toward gambling sponsorship in the public conversation.

Injury-voiding rules for player props are a recurring source of customer disputes during the NFL season.

Sharp movement on a marquee college football game is the kind of line shift that draws regulatory and market attention.

A late-game sequence settled spread and prop bets in a way that spotlighted the thin margins in NFL wagering.

Marketed bonus offers follow Missouri's newly legal market, where operators are competing for early signups.