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The Fast Cash jackpot crushed the previous $2.39M mark for the Michigan Lottery.

Millions in Powerball prizes are still unclaimed from the billion-dollar jackpot runs.

As legal filings pile up, lottery leaders insist the winner has long been confirmed.

Millionaire for Life offers higher odds than Powerball and Mega Millions.

From long shots to record-breaking rollovers, I watched the numbers rise. Was belief enough to change my luck?

Colorado Lottery Director Tom Seaver reveals the details on new games, retailers, and a digital future.

Convenient mobile play and interactive draws are drawing younger audiences worldwide.

A FedEx worker allegedly stole a winning scratch-off from a package in South Carolina.

One Assembly chair wants SUNY researchers digging into how apps, alerts, and 24/7 access affect players.

Recent Powerball and Mega Millions wins show how lottery taxes can shift monthly forecasts.

These states offer the highest standards of responsible lottery play.

Data-driven game design, smart pricing, and player favorites helped push sales past $7 billion in 2025.

State senator bets on voters to break 25-year lottery deadlock.

Lawmakers now want the lottery to step in, regulate machines, and redirect profits to public programs.

From a record Fast Play hit to an $8.2M Lotto score, multiple jackpots fell in just days. Did one land near you?

In this exclusive interview with Lottery USA, Rose Hudson shares the formula for maximum education dollars.

These lottery players' mistakes led them to massive jackpots.

Players get a higher minimum win, new prize tiers, and improved chances starting January 30.

Investigators say the driver walked inside like it was just another stop — ice machine damage and all.

The true story behind Netflix's “How to Win the Lottery” heist.

The case involved fake pills, firearms, shell businesses, and a country property hiding in plain sight.

Could Lottery.com rise from the ashes after alleged fraud?

Investigators say a suspect used the stolen chainsaw to break into a gas station and steal lottery tickets.

The real lesson here isn't about lawsuits, but it's about what players should do the moment they buy a ticket.

First comes love. Then comes the lottery. Next come the lawsuits.

U.S. lotteries preach responsible gifting but still market holiday tickets hard. Finland chose a different path.

Exclusive interview: Lottery Director Tammy Pidgeon discusses balancing digital innovation with analog appeal.