The popularity of prediction markets such as Polymarket and Kalshi with aides who have access to inside information has created a pervasive temptation that is growing in advance of November’s elections
The Wall Street Journal • Politics • 2 hours ago
White House officials are grappling with how deeply betting on political events has worked itself into the fabric of government.
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