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• April 08, 2026

  Feds Move To Block Arizona's Gambling Laws Against Kalshi

  The U.S. Department of Justice and the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission on Wednesday backed Kalshi's assertion that Arizona's gambling laws cannot be applied to federally regulated prediction market platforms, the same day the Phoenix federal court rejected Kalshi's bid to halt enforcement of those state laws.

• April 08, 2026

  Judge Halts Trump Admin Bid To End TPS For Ethiopians

  A Massachusetts federal judge Wednesday postponed the Trump administration's termination of deportation relief for roughly 5,000 Ethiopians in the U.S. escaping humanitarian crises, expressing skepticism over the administration's reasons for ending the Ethiopian nationals' temporary protected status.

• April 08, 2026

  Heat Increases On FERC To Tackle Data Centers' Grid Demand

  A complaint from electric utilities demanding that the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission override how regional grid operators choose new transmission projects underscores the growing pressure on the agency for changes amid the rise of electricity-hungry data centers and artificial intelligence.

• April 08, 2026

  3rd Circ. Asked To Undo Atty Fees For ICE Cooperation Suit

  A former Bucks County, Pennsylvania, sheriff asked the Third Circuit on Wednesday to undo a $35,000 attorney fee award granted to groups that remanded their case over his cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, arguing the case belonged in district court because he'd effectively become a federal officer.

• April 08, 2026

  Debt Collectors Sue Calif. Over 'Excessive' Licensing Fees

  California's financial services regulator has been hit with a proposed class action that seeks to recoup potentially millions of dollars for debt collectors in the state over claims the agency is unlawfully charging inflated fees to license and oversee them.

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