These states will still have protections for renters when the federal eviction moratorium ends
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As the federal eviction moratorium ends, residents of some states will still be protected from evictions over the next few months. At least a dozen states and the District of Columbia will have a moratorium or some other rental protections to help keep people from losing their homes as officials scramble to assist millions affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
The federal eviction moratorium ends July 31. More than 7 million households are behind on rent, according to the latest Census Bureau survey data, released in early July. Several states, however, will continue to have measures in place to help renters after Saturday. Hawaii's eviction protections run through August 6 and Maryland's, through August 15. Illinois and New York have protections through the end of August. California renters are protected through September. In New Mexico, the state Supreme Court would have to lift the moratorium and in New Jersey, renters can't be evicted until 2022.The legalization of online sports betting in many U.S. states has proved a boon for the gambling industry, as well as generated billions in local tax revenue. But the explosive growth in wagering has also had a less savory effect that experts say threatens the integrity of professional sports: a surge in players breaking league rules and placing bets, sometimes on their own teams and personal performance.
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