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AP Newswatch: Top Stories from the Associated Press — AP NewsWatch 9:30 a.m. EDT. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
I'm Marcela Sanchez with an AP News Minute. MEDA is raising the prospect of shutting down its social media services in New Mexico. This is in response to a push by state prosecutors for fundamental changes to the company's platforms to protect the mental health and safety of children. Prediction markets say they're different from sportsbooks, yet gambling addicts say it's all the same. Correspondent Geth and Kulbaugh has more. Clinicians who treat gambling disorders are concerned about their patients turning to prediction markets. Two gambling addicts who spoke to the Associated Press say they had relapses on prediction markets after they took legal action to protect themselves from the allure of sports betting. Their stories reflect what experts say they see with some of their clients. The rapid growth of prediction markets has sparked a high stakes debate that is playing out in courts and legislatures all over the country. I'm Geth and Kulbaugh. More stories at APNews.com, I'm Marcela Sanchez.
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