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White House Staffer Accused of Profiting from Speech Knowledge

A White House staffer is facing accusations of making nearly $100,000 by using insider knowledge of presidential speeches to place bets on the trading platform Kalshi. The case raises concerns about the use of privileged information for personal financial gain.

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A White House staffer is facing accusations of making nearly $100,000 by using insider knowledge of presidential speeches to place bets on the trading platform Kalshi. The case raises concerns about the use of privileged information for personal financial gain.

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White House teleprompter operator accused of making $100k off Trump speech bets

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White House Staffer Accused of Profiting from Speech Knowledge