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A federal judge has upheld New York's authority to restrict sports gambling on prediction markets following a legal challenge by Kalshi.

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A federal judge denied a bid by the gambling platform Kalshi to block New York's crackdown on prediction markets. The ruling allows New York to restrict sports gambling on these platforms.

Coverage from Ars Technica, Gothamist, Spectrum News, and Times Union emphasizes that Kalshi was denied a preliminary injunction. Reports indicate that Kalshi intends to appeal the decision after the judge sided with New York gambling regulators.

Future developments center on the appeal process initiated by Kalshi. Separately, coverage from Gothamist notes that a Midtown tower has been stabilized sufficiently for repairs following fears of a potential collapse.

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Quick answers

What did the federal judge rule regarding Kalshi?

The judge denied Kalshi's bid for a preliminary injunction and ruled that New York can restrict sports gambling on prediction markets.

How has Kalshi responded to the court's decision?

According to Gothamist, Kalshi is appealing the ruling.

What is the status of the Midtown tower mentioned in reports?

The tower has been stabilized enough for repairs to proceed after there were fears it could potentially collapse.

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