Luther Ray Abel is a journalist and writer focused on national issues in the United States. He writes for National Review and his work has also been featured in The American Spectator and Knowledia. Abel covers a range of topics including politics, current events, and cultural commentary.
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The putzing president is running out of time to get a handle on the bloodthirsty activists in his coalition.
The Ivy League may be considered by some the playground of the wealthy and connected, but it needn’t take that description literally.
Pledges count for very little in the oblasts’ mud, Europe. Buy the gear and get it shipped.
Is the stress of picking up the president’s electioneering slack too much for the VP and her staff?
If this schism is as real as the reporting suggests, then good for the Gray Lady for taking a break from acting as a consort.
May Monday’s relatively bloodless episode be a lesson, resulting in the reprioritization of merit over optics.
While pretending that “negotiations” are anything other than an obvious and galling stalling tactic, Columbia University has surrendered to activists.
Kristi Noem is a doggone menace to man and beast.
By: Luther Ray Abel
God bless the cops, chancellor, and young students who raised and cheered the restoring of the only flag that should fly there.
By: Luther Ray Abel
It’s unacceptable, all the more so because the other branches have, at least in the short term, recovered from their recruiting troubles.
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