Peter Wehner

We haven't reached the point where the wheels are coming off the Clinton campaign. But we're getting close. The last…

Fifteen years ago, a deep pessimism seemed to be stalking the American landscape. It arose from diverse quarters, took different…

The man who authored The Death of the West has now turned his considerable spirit of despair to America. Patrick…

Two and a half years ago–in the wake of elections in Afghanistan, the Palestinian territories, and especially Iraq (as well…

Since the rise of the religious New Right two generations ago, the religion-and-politics battle in America has been fought on…

Much of the political class is talking about Senator Larry Craig, who pleaded guilty to a charge of disorderly conduct…

If 2006 was an awful year for Iraq, then 2007 has been significantly better. Although the central government is frustratingly…

As we approach next month’s report by General Petraeus and Ambassador Crocker, the debate about Iraq will intensify. One key…

As a friend and former colleague of both Matthew Scully and Michael Gerson — I was deputy director of speechwriting…

Sick: The Untold Story of America’s Health-Care Crisis and the People Who Pay the Priceby Jonathan Cohn, HarperCollins, 292 pp….

The immigration debate has been the subject of a prime-time address by President Bush, sparked demonstrations in the streets of…

Americans say they are very worried about health care: on generic lists of voter concerns, health issues regularly rank just…