Views From Kansas Hold Off On Sports Gambling
The U S Supreme Court has not ruled on lifting the federal ban on legalizing sports betting. If allowed, states with casinos could offer sportsbooks as alternatives to slots and table games. Kansas lawmakers delay, cautious about revenue, taxes, and deals with leagues.
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South Dakota fights federal rule on online sales tax
George Will argues South Dakota challenges a 25 year old interstate commerce decision with a new online sales tax law. The piece traces ITFA protections, Congress power, and the shift from Sears catalogs to Bricks and clicks, urging restraint on state tax overreach.
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Firing Mueller would not save Trump presidency says Chavez
Linda Chavez argues in Creators Syndicate that firing Robert Mueller would trigger a constitutional crisis and impeachment risk. She likens Trump to a self serving star and warns the president must respect the law, not attack the Russia inquiry.
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