Author Archive: Glenn Reynolds

MY SECRETARY WAS IN A CAR THAT WAS STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. IT WAS EVEN CAUGHT ON TRAFFIC CAMERA. Here’s What Happens When Lightning Strikes a Car. In her case the car froze, the cabin filled with smoke, and the door locks wouldn’t open. Her boyfriend kicked out a window and dragged her out, which made him a hero.

CIVIL RIGHTS UPDATE: FPC Challenges Federal Ban on Interstate Gun Sales. “This is a federal ban that stands in the way of doing business directly with lawful individuals from other states who are legally able to purchase a firearm. . . . The DOJ, now under new management, can theoretically choose not to defend the law. It will be more than interesting to see what the feds do here.”

The filing is here.

IT DOESN’T SOUND LIKE THIS GUY DID ANYTHING ACTUALLY WRONG: LSU Law Prof Removed From Classes Amid Investigation Into Political Comments.

I went through to the original article and it didn’t have any more detail on what exactly he’s supposed to have said, besides being critical of the governor.

I do like this:

“We cannot live and exist in a country where people are punished because of their opinions, their thoughts and their words,” Craft said. “This is particularly true in the area of academic freedom. If we take that away, it takes away the cornerstone of this democracy. And then we don’t have one anymore.”

Well, I mean, yeah, but tell it to Amy Wax and a host of other conservative professors.

CHANGE IS COMING:

Young men don’t like being ruled over by neurotic — and sometimes psychotic — women. Go figure.

LIZ IS NOTHING IF NOT FLEXIBLE:

LAY DOWN THE LAW: Trump plays referee in White House meeting with Hill leaders. “President Donald Trump spent his first full day in the White House attempting to diffuse a weekslong dispute over how to pass his agenda through Congress, hosting Republican leaders in two separate meetings in the Oval Office. Trump met privately with House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) and his Senate counterpart, Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD), on Tuesday afternoon, followed by a separate huddle with their entire leadership teams. The meetings were billed as a strategy session, with the two chambers at odds over whether to sweep Trump’s entire agenda into “one big, beautiful bill,” as he prefers, or break it into two parts. In the latter scenario, Congress would consider border and defense legislation first and then renew Trump’s 2017 tax cuts later in the year. Republicans arrived at the White House hopeful that they could come closer to resolving the dispute.”

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