Peter Hannaford

Four years ago, Shell Wind Energy, a unit of the oil company, looked for a suitable site for a wind…

If Not Us, Who? William Rusher, National Review, and the Conservative Movement By David B. Frisk (ISI Books, 517 pages,…

Congress regularly passes Laws of Unintended Consequences, then scrambles around to try to fix them. Out in the real world,…

All of Ronald Reagan’s formative years, from birth until he landed his first job across the Mississippi 21 years later,…

Static made it hard to hear the voice on the other end, but I soon recognized it as that of…

Beginning in 2000, the Republican National Committee embarked on an outreach program among Hispanic voters. It did surveys and trained…

On Tuesday last week California jumped off a cliff. You could call it a case of assisted suicide — economic…

In the Jerry Sandusky case Penn State officials closed their ears for years to rumors about his behavior. In the…

Call it the Law of Robot Customer Service. As ever more companies adopt endlessly complicated automated telephone systems, ever more…

Riots over the Middle East and South Asia get everyone’s attention, but a clear and present danger to the United…