Glenn H. Reynolds
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Elissa Slotkin’s threats to prosecute conservatives moves America closer to civil war
Now Sen. Elissa Slotkin (D-Mich.), speaking at the University of Chicago, is calling for targeted prosecutions of Trump staffers.
Media manipulates economic gloom — and it’s all about the midterms
Whether this is the best of economies, the worst of economies, or something in between, you can bet that for the next month-plus we'll be told it’s the worst.
Leftists’ masks are coming all the way off — revealing the ugly truth
More and more, leftists support violence and threats of it against anyone who openly disagrees with them on the grounds that such dissidents are bad people and deserve it.
Lindsay Clancy’s lawyer bashed America’s juries — and battered another pillar of justice
If jurors aren’t allowed to stick to their own opinions, juries can’t work. Lindsay Clancy's legal team should consider carefully if that’s what it really wants.
Tech bros must channel the moguls of old to get back in America’s good graces
At the heart of the widespread resistance to data centers and Flock cameras is our distrust of the people behind them. Here's a way they can win that goodwill back.
Fauci’s follies — time to toss the ‘science is settled’ groupthink
We should never again allow a single bureaucrat or a small group to exercise the sweeping and largely unchecked institutional power that Fauci wielded for decades.
Socialists prey on Americans’ apathy — even in places you’d never expect
Low-turnout elections once only benefited incumbents, but now the leftists are taking advantage, bringing their own hangers-on — and more of them.
Our campuses are corrupt — and higher education is due for its comeuppance
As more Americans recoil from higher education’s foul products, taxpayers, legislators and parents will increasingly wonder why they’re supporting it.
The deeper agenda behind Trump’s Reflecting Pool glow-up
The restoration of the iconic Washington, DC landmark mirrors Trump’s surprisingly sophisticated campaign to restore nothing less than America’s soul.
From Delaney Hall to ‘Freedom 250,’ lefty violence is what insurrection looks like
The clashes we’re seeing aren't spontaneous at all: Riots like those at Delaney Hall are not just sudden effusions of public anger.
Bye-bye, HR — Let’s hope this tech CEO starts a trend
Workers who labor under HR edicts have come to doubt whether all those rules and trainings make any difference in the real world. The answer, actually, is that they don’t.
Trump’s ‘anaconda’ tactics put the squeeze on his opponents
Trump is a businessman who sees matters of policy from a business perspective. So it’s no surprise that his attacks on his enemies, and America’s, operate along economic lines.
Democrats’ rants confirm their enemies list is serious business
Rich guys may have thought they could ignore the anti-business rhetoric in the past, but the Democrats’ increasingly crazy constituents have become a violent threat.
How education’s decline corrodes a pillar of the left’s power
Universities and the public-school system are withering just when the Democratic Party needs them most.
Trump ignores experts’ ‘war crime’ bluster — and we should, too
Leftist experts, as usual, are reacting viscerally to Trump’s heated rhetoric — but while his language gets a lot of attention, it’s not a crime.
Lefty hypocrites’ revolting Cuba vacation is par for the communist course
Eating lobster while celebrating the People’s Revolution, even as the people themselves starve — that’s how communism works, and always has.
NASA’s Artemis moon mission is flirting with disaster
NASA has persisted with Artemis mostly to try to show — as flashier commercial entities zoom ahead — that the old space program can still deliver the goods.
Why Trump and Hegseth’s swagger leaves the ‘elite’ seething
The Washington establishment's view of Pete Hegseth and Donald Trump as buffoons and cartoons is a reflection of its own insecurity.
Non-toxic: Restore healthy masculinity to make America thrive
President Trump and his Cabinet think American society benefits from an infusion of manly energy — and it seems to be paying off.
What if AIs set out to conquer the world . . . with love?
All it takes to fool people is an ability to take advantage of basic characteristics of human personality and cognition — which machines of only moderate intelligence are well equipped...
