Gambling was once relegated to windowless palaces filled with flashing lights, slot machine pings, and the clatter of chips on poker tables. Today, it is as ubiquitous as social media.
The normalization of gambling has not, however, changed its deleterious effects on families. That is why Congress should celebrate, not reverse course, on its win in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which will help curb the growing influence of sports betting.
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