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The Supreme Court was asked to weigh in on a public notice by the FCC that says political parties and joint fundraising committees can qualify for advertising discounts on both radio and TV, which are typically only available to political candidates. ...

The NFL is urging the Supreme Court to rule on the regulation of prediction markets, arguing in an amicus brief filed that states are better positioned to oversee sports-related contracts "given the current landscape."

NFL appeals to Supreme Court to regulate sports gambling, aiming to protect integrity and fans' trust.

The NFL filed a brief to the Supreme Court Thursday arguing that sports contracts offered on prediction markets constitute gambling and should be regulated as such.

The Supreme Court has been drawn into a dispute over whether political parties can receive the better campaign ad rates reserved for candidates.

At oral argument, the justices pressed the question the climate plaintiffs spent a decade dodging.

The NFL urged the U.S. Supreme Court Thursday to take up a hotly contested legal battle over prediction markets.

Prediction markets are gambling platforms and should be regulated by the states, according to a legal argument filed by the NFL with the Supreme Court this week.