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  • U.S. Senate Bans Senators from Trading on Prediction Markets Amid Insider Trading Concerns
    April 30, 2026, 1:45 PM EDT. The U.S. Senate unanimously enacted a rule barring senators from trading on prediction markets such as Kalshi and Polymarket, effective immediately. This follows growing worries about insider trading and the ethics of betting on sensitive events including death or political outcomes. Kalshi suspended and fined several political candidates for trading on insider information related to their campaigns. Additionally, Master Sgt. Gannon Ken Van Dyke, linked to a classified military mission, was arrested for using inside knowledge to win nearly $410,000 wagering on Polymarket. Lawmakers also urged the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to restrict event contracts on elections, wars, and government actions without valid hedging interests, aiming to curb corruption and restore market integrity.

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Cigna’s Obamacare Exit Puts 369,000 Members on the Clock for 2027 Coverage

Cigna’s Obamacare Exit Puts 369,000 Members on the Clock for 2027 Coverage

30 April 2026
Cigna Group will exit the Affordable Care Act individual insurance market after 2026, affecting about 369,000 members in 11 states who must find new coverage for 2027. The announcement came as Cigna reported first-quarter revenue of $68.5 billion and raised its 2026 earnings outlook. CVS Health’s Aetna previously withdrew from the ACA market for 2026, impacting about 1 million enrollees.
Spirit Airlines Bailout Deadline: Trump’s $500 Million Rescue Stalls While Flights Keep Running

Spirit Airlines Bailout Deadline: Trump’s $500 Million Rescue Stalls While Flights Keep Running

30 April 2026
Spirit Airlines postponed its bankruptcy hearing as talks over a possible U.S. government rescue continued and no financing motion was filed. Flights remain operational and tickets are still being sold. The proposed bailout could give Washington up to a 90% stake after bankruptcy, but creditor resistance persists. The White House said options are under review, while other carriers are seeking broader relief.
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