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Will Drizzybhave a number 1 album? Kalshi says 87% chance
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Will Drizzybhave a number 1 album? Kalshi says 87% chance
The markets think it’s very unlikely - but not impossible
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The markets think it’s very unlikely - but not impossible
Elon says he will bring back vine. 69% chance it’s relaunched this year - Kalshi
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Elon says he will bring back vine. 69% chance it’s relaunched this year - Kalshi
🎶"Can we be friends?"🎶 #mamdani #trump #zohranmamdani
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🎶"Can we be friends?"🎶 #mamdani #trump #zohranmamdani
Follow the Happy Gilmore Forecast on Kalshi
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Follow the Happy Gilmore Forecast on Kalshi
The live odds for who will be the next pope are on Kalshi. Who do you think it will be?
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The live odds for who will be the next pope are on Kalshi. Who do you think it will be?
Kalshi is now partnering with xAI to bring AI insights to prediction markets!
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Kalshi is now partnering with xAI to bring AI insights to prediction markets!
The New York Times editorial board delivered a harsh critique of Zohran Mamdani’s mayoral campaign, urging New Yorkers not to include him on their ballots and arguing that his platform is “uniquely unsuited to the city’s challenges.” The board criticized Mamdani’s lack of executive experience, labeling his agenda as a “turbocharged version of Mr. de Blasio’s dismaying mayoralty,” and expressed concern that his progressive policies—such as rent freezes and government-run grocery stores—ignore the practical trade-offs required for effective governance. Despite acknowledging the flaws of other leading candidates, the Times made clear that Mamdani’s inexperience and policy positions make him, in their view, an ill fit for New York’s top job
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The New York Times editorial board delivered a harsh critique of Zohran Mamdani’s mayoral campaign, urging New Yorkers not to include him on their ballots and arguing that his platform is “uniquely unsuited to the city’s challenges.” The board criticized Mamdani’s lack of executive experience, labeling his agenda as a “turbocharged version of Mr. de Blasio’s dismaying mayoralty,” and expressed concern that his progressive policies—such as rent freezes and government-run grocery stores—ignore the practical trade-offs required for effective governance. Despite acknowledging the flaws of other leading candidates, the Times made clear that Mamdani’s inexperience and policy positions make him, in their view, an ill fit for New York’s top job
This should be interesting..... #tennis #sports #arynasabalenka #nickkyrgios #dubai
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This should be interesting..... #tennis #sports #arynasabalenka #nickkyrgios #dubai
Been a rough week for Maduro.. #venezuela #maduro #trump #news #delcyrodríguez
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Been a rough week for Maduro.. #venezuela #maduro #trump #news #delcyrodríguez
President Donald Trump’s administration has officially announced that the federal government will no longer finance California’s high-speed rail project, a decision that places the already troubled initiative under even greater financial strain. This move follows a series of investigations and critical reviews into the project’s management, spending, and escalating costs. Background of the California High-Speed Rail Project • Initial Vision: Approved by voters in 2008, the project was originally planned as a $33 billion bullet train connecting San Francisco and Los Angeles in under three hours, with completion targeted for 2020. • Current Status: The project has faced persistent delays, legal challenges, environmental reviews, and funding disputes. Costs have more than tripled, with the latest estimates ranging from $88 billion to $128 billion. The scope has been reduced, and the first operational segment-linking Merced and Bakersfield in the Central Valley-is now projected for completion in 2033. • Federal Funding: The project has relied heavily on federal grants, including a $3.1 billion allocation in 2023 and a $1 billion grant in 2024 under the Biden administration, in addition to earlier funding. Trump Administration’s Actions and Justifications • Funding Withdrawal: On May 6, 2025, President Trump announced the federal government would not provide further funding, citing severe cost overruns and project mismanagement. He described the project as “totally out of control” and “the worst cost overrun I’ve ever witnessed”. • Investigations: The administration initiated a formal review of California’s use of federal grants, focusing on compliance and performance. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warned that if financial mismanagement was confirmed, the grants would be rescinded and possibly redirected to other infrastructure projects. • Previous Actions: During his first term, Trump’s administration had already canceled nearly $1 billion in federal funding for the project in 2019, a move that was later reversed by the Biden administration. Impact on the Project • Financial Strain: The loss of federal funding threatens the viability of the project, which is already facing a significant funding gap. The California High-Speed Rail Authority’s latest business plan anticipated up to $8 billion in federal funds to cover shortfalls, but only $3.1 billion had been secured before Trump’s decision. • Project Scope: Without federal support, the project will likely be limited to the Central Valley segment, with broader ambitions to connect Los Angeles and San Francisco further delayed or jeopardized. • State Response: California officials, including Governor Gavin Newsom, have criticized the funding withdrawal and pledged to challenge the decision in court, arguing that the funds were legally appropriated by Congress for the state’s use. Political and Public Reaction • Trump’s Position: Trump has used the project’s setbacks to criticize Governor Newsom, predicting that support for high-speed rail will be politically damaging for him. • Support and Criticism: While the project still has advocates who highlight its economic benefits and job creation (nearly 15,000 jobs and over 50 major structures completed), critics point to unrealistic forecasts, persistent cost overruns, and a lack of broad public support compared to similar projects in Europe
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President Donald Trump’s administration has officially announced that the federal government will no longer finance California’s high-speed rail project, a decision that places the already troubled initiative under even greater financial strain. This move follows a series of investigations and critical reviews into the project’s management, spending, and escalating costs. Background of the California High-Speed Rail Project • Initial Vision: Approved by voters in 2008, the project was originally planned as a $33 billion bullet train connecting San Francisco and Los Angeles in under three hours, with completion targeted for 2020. • Current Status: The project has faced persistent delays, legal challenges, environmental reviews, and funding disputes. Costs have more than tripled, with the latest estimates ranging from $88 billion to $128 billion. The scope has been reduced, and the first operational segment-linking Merced and Bakersfield in the Central Valley-is now projected for completion in 2033. • Federal Funding: The project has relied heavily on federal grants, including a $3.1 billion allocation in 2023 and a $1 billion grant in 2024 under the Biden administration, in addition to earlier funding. Trump Administration’s Actions and Justifications • Funding Withdrawal: On May 6, 2025, President Trump announced the federal government would not provide further funding, citing severe cost overruns and project mismanagement. He described the project as “totally out of control” and “the worst cost overrun I’ve ever witnessed”. • Investigations: The administration initiated a formal review of California’s use of federal grants, focusing on compliance and performance. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warned that if financial mismanagement was confirmed, the grants would be rescinded and possibly redirected to other infrastructure projects. • Previous Actions: During his first term, Trump’s administration had already canceled nearly $1 billion in federal funding for the project in 2019, a move that was later reversed by the Biden administration. Impact on the Project • Financial Strain: The loss of federal funding threatens the viability of the project, which is already facing a significant funding gap. The California High-Speed Rail Authority’s latest business plan anticipated up to $8 billion in federal funds to cover shortfalls, but only $3.1 billion had been secured before Trump’s decision. • Project Scope: Without federal support, the project will likely be limited to the Central Valley segment, with broader ambitions to connect Los Angeles and San Francisco further delayed or jeopardized. • State Response: California officials, including Governor Gavin Newsom, have criticized the funding withdrawal and pledged to challenge the decision in court, arguing that the funds were legally appropriated by Congress for the state’s use. Political and Public Reaction • Trump’s Position: Trump has used the project’s setbacks to criticize Governor Newsom, predicting that support for high-speed rail will be politically damaging for him. • Support and Criticism: While the project still has advocates who highlight its economic benefits and job creation (nearly 15,000 jobs and over 50 major structures completed), critics point to unrealistic forecasts, persistent cost overruns, and a lack of broad public support compared to similar projects in Europe
Coldplay accidentally exposes a tech CEO having an affair with an employee at their concert in Boston. People are now trading on if the company will hire a new CEO
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Coldplay accidentally exposes a tech CEO having an affair with an employee at their concert in Boston. People are now trading on if the company will hire a new CEO
The 2025 New York City mayoral Democratic primary is shaping up to be one of the most closely watched political stories of the year, with a dramatic shift in momentum now being reflected on prediction markets like Kalshi. Andrew Cuomo, the former governor seeking a political comeback, entered the race as the clear favorite, backed by name recognition and a history of leading the state. However, the emergence of Zohran Mamdani—a progressive candidate with strong grassroots energy and endorsements from figures like Bernie Sanders—has turned the contest into a true race. Recent polling shows Cuomo’s lead narrowing rapidly. Just last month, he held a 19-point advantage among likely Democratic primary voters, but now that gap has shrunk to just 11 points. Mamdani, meanwhile, has surged from 18% to 27% support, with especially strong gains among Latino voters, where he now leads Cuomo 41% to 36%. His campaign’s momentum in Brooklyn and among young progressives is undeniable. This shift is being closely tracked on Kalshi, a regulated prediction market where traders put real money on political outcomes. With over $5.5 million in trades on the NYC mayoral race, Kalshi has become a barometer for political sentiment among a savvy, compliance-focused user base. In recent weeks, the odds for Mamdani have climbed sharply as traders react to his growing support and Cuomo’s plateauing numbers.
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The 2025 New York City mayoral Democratic primary is shaping up to be one of the most closely watched political stories of the year, with a dramatic shift in momentum now being reflected on prediction markets like Kalshi. Andrew Cuomo, the former governor seeking a political comeback, entered the race as the clear favorite, backed by name recognition and a history of leading the state. However, the emergence of Zohran Mamdani—a progressive candidate with strong grassroots energy and endorsements from figures like Bernie Sanders—has turned the contest into a true race. Recent polling shows Cuomo’s lead narrowing rapidly. Just last month, he held a 19-point advantage among likely Democratic primary voters, but now that gap has shrunk to just 11 points. Mamdani, meanwhile, has surged from 18% to 27% support, with especially strong gains among Latino voters, where he now leads Cuomo 41% to 36%. His campaign’s momentum in Brooklyn and among young progressives is undeniable. This shift is being closely tracked on Kalshi, a regulated prediction market where traders put real money on political outcomes. With over $5.5 million in trades on the NYC mayoral race, Kalshi has become a barometer for political sentiment among a savvy, compliance-focused user base. In recent weeks, the odds for Mamdani have climbed sharply as traders react to his growing support and Cuomo’s plateauing numbers.
Will Tyler the creator have a #1 album? 80% chance on Kalshi
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Will Tyler the creator have a #1 album? 80% chance on Kalshi
JUST IN: Both FBI Directors Kash Patel and Dan Bongino reportedly consider resigning if AG Pam Bondi stays. Patel odds of leaving: 43% Bongino odds of leaving: 68%
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JUST IN: Both FBI Directors Kash Patel and Dan Bongino reportedly consider resigning if AG Pam Bondi stays. Patel odds of leaving: 43% Bongino odds of leaving: 68%
Who switching to Beast Mobile? #mrbeast #crypto
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Who switching to Beast Mobile? #mrbeast #crypto
How will this Black Friday impact Gale Lewis’s legacy?
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How will this Black Friday impact Gale Lewis’s legacy?
Donald Trump has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize in 2025 by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Netanyahu presented Trump with a letter he sent to the Norwegian Nobel Committee during a White House dinner on July 7, 2025, highlighting Trump’s role in the Abraham Accords and his efforts to normalize diplomatic relations between Israel and several Arab states, as well as his recent actions regarding Middle East diplomacy. In addition to Netanyahu, other recent nominators include: • Pakistan, which announced in June its intention to nominate Trump for his diplomatic intervention during the India-Pakistan crisis, though the nomination was later retracted following U.S. military strikes in Iran. • U.S. Republican lawmakers, such as Rep. Buddy Carter (Georgia), Rep. Darrell Issa (California), and Rep. Claudia Tenney (New York), who have each submitted nominations in recognition of Trump’s involvement in Middle East ceasefires and diplomatic agreements. • Anat Alon-Beck, an Israeli-born law professor at Case Western Reserve University, who submitted a nomination citing Trump’s role in securing hostages’ release and fostering stability in volatile regions. • Oleksandr Merezhko, a Ukrainian politician, who nominated Trump in November 2024 but later withdrew his nomination
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Donald Trump has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize in 2025 by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Netanyahu presented Trump with a letter he sent to the Norwegian Nobel Committee during a White House dinner on July 7, 2025, highlighting Trump’s role in the Abraham Accords and his efforts to normalize diplomatic relations between Israel and several Arab states, as well as his recent actions regarding Middle East diplomacy. In addition to Netanyahu, other recent nominators include: • Pakistan, which announced in June its intention to nominate Trump for his diplomatic intervention during the India-Pakistan crisis, though the nomination was later retracted following U.S. military strikes in Iran. • U.S. Republican lawmakers, such as Rep. Buddy Carter (Georgia), Rep. Darrell Issa (California), and Rep. Claudia Tenney (New York), who have each submitted nominations in recognition of Trump’s involvement in Middle East ceasefires and diplomatic agreements. • Anat Alon-Beck, an Israeli-born law professor at Case Western Reserve University, who submitted a nomination citing Trump’s role in securing hostages’ release and fostering stability in volatile regions. • Oleksandr Merezhko, a Ukrainian politician, who nominated Trump in November 2024 but later withdrew his nomination
Astronomers have discovered a new interstellar object passing through our solar system, marking only the third time in history such a visitor has been confirmed.
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Astronomers have discovered a new interstellar object passing through our solar system, marking only the third time in history such a visitor has been confirmed.
That shi better not pass, or imma have to leave California too✌️😔 #billionaire #miami #realestatetiktok #mansion #larrypage #google
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That shi better not pass, or imma have to leave California too✌️😔 #billionaire #miami #realestatetiktok #mansion #larrypage #google

Kalshi (@kalshi) Tiktok Stats & Analytics

Kalshi (@kalshi) has 81.4K Tiktok followers with a 1.84% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 347 videos, Kalshi received 163K total likes and 9.10M views, averaging 469 likes per video. This page tracks Kalshi's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily.

Kalshi (@kalshi) Tiktok Analytics FAQ

How many TikTok followers does Kalshi have?+
Kalshi (@kalshi) has 81.4K TikTok followers as of April 2026.
What is Kalshi's TikTok engagement rate?+
Kalshi's TikTok engagement rate is 1.84% over the last 12 months, based on 347 videos.
How many likes does Kalshi get on TikTok?+
Kalshi received 163K total likes across 347 videos in the last 12 months, averaging 469 likes per video.
How many TikTok views does Kalshi get?+
Kalshi's TikTok content generated 9.10M total views over the last 12 months.