Author Archive: Glenn Reynolds

THE 21ST CENTURY IS NOT TURNING OUT AS I’D HOPED:

TEACH WOMEN NOT TO RAPE — AND, ER, WHATEVER THE HELL ELSE THIS IS: Teacher accused of ‘Scream’ mask orgies with students finally gets divorced. “Brittany Fortinberry, 33 — who was hit with nearly 50 charges in the disturbing underage group sex case — and her husband, Nicholas Fortinberry, finalized their divorce Monday, according to TMZ. . . . Fortinberry is accused of plying students as young as 13 with alcohol and magic mushrooms before having sex with them, according to prosecutors. In at least one incident, she allegedly had the boys wear masks from the “Scream” movie franchise, according to police.”

WELL, THAT’S NO FUN: SSRI Victorians Have No Penises or Vaginas.

Despite the claims that Gen Zers aren’t having sex, the hookup scene out our campus bars in Knoxville seems undiminished. These NYT “trend” stories don’t generally stem from the normal-American community.

TRUMP IS CRUSHING IRAN WITH ALMOST NO (U.S.) CASUALTIES, AND PEOPLE ARE BITCHING:

JUST ANOTHER INSTALLMENT IN TRUMP’S ANACONDA STRATEGY:

Trump wages financial war on his opponents, and Scott Bessent is his financial Patton, Marco Rubio his diplomatic Eisenhower.

It’s funny that this came out right after Canada walked away from the trade deal.

NEWS FROM ACROSS THE POND: Why Conservatives on this Side of the Atlantic Lose. “There are far too many conservative politicians and commentators who lack spines. They are afraid to stand tall, and they will retreat even before being criticized.”

LOTS OF SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY ON THE INTERNET. IT’S BEEN THAT WAY FOR A COUPLE OF DECADES.

JEFFREY CARTER: The Slow Motion Trainwreck Everyone Paying Attention Saw Coming: Brightline Is In the Red. ““The Brightline case is a cautionary tale about the risks of investing in large-scale infrastructure projects. Even with strong political backing and a growing Florida economy, the economics of passenger rail are unforgiving. For investors, the key takeaway is that bond insurance does not guarantee full recovery; it simply shifts the priority of claims.”

Everybody likes the idea of taking the train, but not enough people want to shell out money to do so.