Tim Walz: “Being bipartisan doesn't mean agreeing on everything. But it does... having the common goal.”

This move had nothing to do with fraud; it’s a campaign of retribution.

Those are legacy things to address climate. They’re legacy things to address livability.

It is clear that the Trump administration and companies like Kalshi are more interested in lining their pockets than protecting public trust and keeping people safe.

Fraud — should have stopped it sooner.