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Multi-source AI news clustered, deduplicated, and scored 0–100 across authority, cluster strength, headline signal, and time decay.

  1. Congress is scrambling to regulate prediction markets

    Congress is moving to regulate online prediction markets due to concerns over insider trading and the use of non-public information. Several bills have been introduced, including one that would prohibit the use of campaign funds for such bets and another proposing a broader ban on markets related to sensitive topics like war or individual deaths. However, past resistance from administrations suggests that significant legislative action may be unlikely. AI

    Congress is scrambling to regulate prediction markets

    IMPACT Emerging tech policy struggles to keep pace with innovation, highlighting regulatory challenges.

  2. Oregon Democrats wrote a gas tax, watched it get destroyed and now Jeff Merkley has a fight

    Oregon Democrats faced a significant setback as voters overwhelmingly rejected a proposed gas tax increase. The ballot measure, intended to fund road repairs and address transportation budget shortfalls, was defeated by a wide margin. This outcome occurred alongside other key primary election results, including the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate and a gubernatorial rematch. AI

    Oregon Democrats wrote a gas tax, watched it get destroyed and now Jeff Merkley has a fight