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The rise of prediction markets could incentivize those states and others to legalize betting and claim tax revenue from it, which would be a boon for DraftKings, Hickey said.

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Almost all psychedelics are classified as Schedule 1 drugs, meaning they have no legalized medical uses and are considered to be at high risk for abuse.

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Elsewhere in Latin America, courts in Colombia and Ecuador have decriminalized euthanasia without passing laws to legalize the practice, while Cuba allows for terminal patients to refuse being kept alive artificially.

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Yet the New Deal stabilized the financial system, created Social Security, legalized collective bargaining and built public infrastructure, blazing the path for another capitalist boom during and after World War II.

Federal agents, empowered by a recent Supreme Court decision that effectively legalized racial profiling, have admitted as much.

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