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Roaring Kitty's Comeback Sparks GameStop Chaos

GameStop shares jumped more than 72% on Monday after trader Keith Gill, known online as "Roaring Kitty," resurfaced four years after he led an investment frenzy involving the video game retailer.Gill is a former financial analyst at MassMutual who in late 2020 encouraged amateur retail investors to buy GameStop shares during the meme stock craze. He did this by posting on Reddit discussion boards and creating videos on YouTube about the...

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LOCAL

The Vigilante of Grand Marais

Grand Marais is a quiet outpost on Lake Superior’s North Shore, set among boreal forest in the easternmost corner of Minnesota. The town of roughly 1,300 is home to a mix of artists and outdoor enthusiasts, working-class people and professionals, liberals and diehard Trump supporters. In the...

STEM

Astronomers Revise Timeline of Milky Way's Last Major Merger

The Milky Way has grown over time as other galaxies have approached, collided with, and been torn apart and consumed by our Galaxy.Each collision triggered wrinkles that still ripple through different families of stars, affecting how they move and behave in space.One of Gaia’s aims is to unravel...

CULTURE

Jelly Roll Opens Up to Jon Bon Jovi

In the landscape of modern American music, few stories are as compelling as the rise of Jelly Roll. Born Jason DeFord in the Antioch neighborhood of Nashville, he spent a significant portion of his youth navigating the revolving doors of the Tennessee justice system. Today, he is a multi-genre...

INDUSTRY

Hackers Uncover Trains Designed to Fail in Poland

An unusual right-to-repair drama is disrupting railroad travel in Poland despite efforts by hackers who helped repair trains that allegedly were designed to stop functioning when serviced by anyone but Newag, the train manufacturer.Members of an ethical hacking group called Dragon Sector,...

OPINION

Beyond the Corporate Monoculture of the Modern Web

In an unusual right-to-repair battle, members of the ethical hacking group Dragon Sector discovered deliberate software locks in Polish trains that caused them to "brick" when serviced at independent repair shops. The manufacturer, Newag, has denied the allegations and threatened legal action,...

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