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STAT's daily Morning Rounds newsletter leads with a Boston federal court hearing where roughly two dozen states are suing to block the administration's new Medicaid work requirements, wrapped in a digest of other health-policy notes.
A STAT+ Pharmalittle morning roundup whose two visible items are decision-grade for biotech watchers: Moderna/Merck's personalized mRNA cancer vaccine (intismeran autogene) cut melanoma recurrence risk by 42% in a large trial, and a federal judge let PhRMA, AbbVie, Bristol Myers Squibb and Boehringer Ingelheim intervene in litigation over the 340B rebate pilot.
Utah's attorney general has sued Kalshi and its Susquehanna-affiliated market-making firms, seeking to claw back alleged gambling profits and enjoin Kalshi's sports, politics, and culture event contracts.
Court documents reportedly show TikTok employees repeatedly raised child-safety risk concerns that executives failed to act on, escalating the platform's legal and regulatory exposure.
Disney has floated pushing Character.AI into bankruptcy as a mechanism to acquire its IP — including trust-and-safety technology — while shedding the mountain of state lawsuits alleging its chatbots encouraged minors to self-harm.
Crypto.com and prediction-market operator Novig have sued Missouri over cease-and-desist orders targeting their sports event contracts, while fellow targets Kalshi, Polymarket, Robinhood, and Underdog have not (yet) filed suits, per court records.
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