Arizona Hits Kalshi With Criminal Charges and Amazon Is Making One-Hour Deliveries

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🗓️ 19 March 2026

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As the Iran War rages on, it's continuing to cause ripples across the global economy, including an increase in the cost of jet fuel, meaning flights might get more expensive for consumers. Meanwhile, as controversial prediction markets take off, one of the biggest names in the industry, Kalshi, is being hit with criminal charges by the state of Arizona. And, just a year after the deadly 2025 Eaton fires, Edison International, the parent company of Southern California Edison, which claimed responsibility for the blaze, rewarded two of their top executives with massive paydays. In business, Amazon has launched a one-hour delivery service in Los Angeles and hundreds of other cities, and Grindr is introducing AI features for premium subscribers to improve user matching and conversation tracking. Read more at https://LATimes.com.

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0:00.0	This is an L.A. Times Studios podcast. Because of this disruption, those big tankers can't get out, and that's trapping in the
0:42.0	production that's needed in this region for global energy demands and the longer that
0:47.4	this war goes on, the higher it's likely we're going to see prices at the pump, for people
0:52.2	to heat their homes, and for jet fuel
0:54.6	that powers airplanes to one of the time. The world is, the people who are going to be able to take and'm going to say I'm going to be able to be able to see a lot of the people who are who are so much and the people who are going to be a so. I'm going to be a and I'm going to the time. The point of the and I think the
1:45.0	the other people are the
1:46.0	people who are just
1:48.0	in the right of the first
1:49.0	and probably
1:50.0	and the fact of the
1:51.0	people and the people
1:52.0	and the people.
1:54.0	And we're just
1:55.0	a lot of the time
1:56.0	and you're just
1:57.0	one of the years.
1:59.0	And the actually and then you can't make the years. And the country, the end of the people.
2:02.6	The time is the right
2:04.6	to be a good time.
2:06.6	And you're going to get a little bit.
2:09.6	And I'm going to be able to get the
2:11.6	and get a lot of the people.
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