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The person who won the recent $1.337 billion Mega Millions jackpot will probably have to pay a big tax bill next April.
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The winner of the $1.337 billion Mega Millions jackpot might never be found out. This is possible because of an Illinois law that lets people who win more than $250,000 keep their names secret.
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A Florida politician running for Congress has used Twitter to ask the unknown Illinois winner of Friday's $1.28 billion Mega Millions jackpot for a big donation.
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There's a winner: On Friday night, the second-biggest Mega Millions jackpot in history was won by a single ticket from Illinois. Now, that $1.34 billion is going to make a huge difference in the life of someone.
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Mega Millions officials said that the huge $1.34 billion jackpot was won by just one lucky person who bought their ticket at a gas station in Illinois. This is the third largest jackpot in US history.
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The numbers for the third-largest jackpot prize in American history, the staggering $1.28 billion Mega Millions payout, have been drawn.
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Mega Billions would be a better idea than Mega Millions.
The person who won the recent $1.337 billion Mega Millions jackpot will probably have to pay a big tax bill next April.
