BP secures offshore gasfield rights in Venezuela after Maduro's fall

Heath Quinn scored in the 99th percentile on the LSAT, won a full scholarship to Columbia Law, and dropped out six weeks before graduation because he found a mispricing in a Kalshi political market that nobody else had noticed and spent the tuition money trading it. He was right. Eleanor Ashworth hired him the following Monday after reading his 2,400-word analysis of why the market was wrong.