The network quietly partnered with Kalshi, a gambling platform currently under federal investigation, where users bet on real-world events CNN helps shape. What could possibly go wrong?

Kalshi lets users wager on anything from election outcomes to whether Fareed Zakaria will say “democracy” on air. Its co-founder says the goal is to “financialize everything” and turn “any difference in opinion” into a tradable asset.

Let that sink in: One of the most powerful news networks on Earth—capable of influencing politics, markets, and public perception—is now in business with a betting company profiting off the headlines they create.

Kalshi is already facing a nationwide class action lawsuit for allegedly operating illegal sports betting. So what happens when anonymous tips and editorial choices become financial weapons?

This isn’t journalism. It’s Wall Street propaganda—weaponized, gamified, and sold to the highest bidder.

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