Author: Jay Tea

One of the more disturbing trends I've been seeing grow over the past few years -- or longer -- is the unwillingness to trust the American people to, when …

Two recent stories have me a smidgen troubled. First off, Iran announced that it had successfully flown at least one spy drone over a United States Navy Aircraft Carrier …

I have made a rather odd discovery of late. Traditionally, the Left has been the strongest proponent of the separation of church and state. But it's the left that …

Last week's elections reminded me of a principle that I find I need to remind myself of fairly often: if you're assigning blame for something, start with the person …

The other day, I swung my my favorite discount store and poked through the books. To my surprise, I saw two hardcovers I had heard of before. First, about …

This morning, I forgot it was Sunday and turned on my radio. It was tuned to a talk station, and the show on was one of those typical Sunday …

It seems that ever since a man with a lengthy history of violent crime in Massachusetts was arrested for killing a Manchester, New Hampshire police officer, every Sunday brings …

(Author's note: this piece was inadvertently published briefly this morning, then pulled and scheduled for 2:00. In the few minutes it was up, though, one person managed to sneak …

At this minute of this hour on this day 88 years ago, the armistice ending The Great War, The War To End All Wars, was signed. How little we …

...thank a veteran. It Is The Soldier It is the Soldier, not the minister Who has given us freedom of religion. It is the Soldier, not the reporter Who …