Author: Jay Tea

Under the current version of the plan for peace in Lebanon, the lead is to be taken by UNIFIL, the United Nations Interim Force In Lebanon. It is under …

It's not been a great week for me. Last Sunday, I was driving to work when I got caught in a flash-flooded street. That morning, I discovered that while …

Yesterday, boston Globe columnist Derrick Z. Jackson had a piece titled "Prolonged war wasn't in the deal." In his piece, he details a United States president circumventing Constitutional safeguards …

The Islamic Society of Boston is trying to build a mosque in Beantown. In fact, they're trying to build a really big one. And they're facing lots of opposition. …

Last February, I wrote about a bit of a dust-up in Massachusetts. A guy bought a bunch of scratch tickets, then scratched 'em all. The winners he kept; the …

One of the very first pieces I ever wrote for Wizbang involved the idea of buying prescription drugs in Canada for use in the United States to take advantage …

I've been very skimpy on posting the last few days, and that's because my personal life has gone all higgledy-piggledy. I'm starting to see the light at the end …

In Dorchester, Massachusetts, the Ella J. Baker House puts itself forth as a "sanctuary" for youth at risk. It turns out that it was a little bit more, too. …

For years, I had a wonderful analogy for a conflict where I just wished both sides could lose. But with the Iran-Iraq war fading into history, I find myself …

Once again, I meandered over to Arab News, and found this rather enlightened editorial. It decries the civilian deaths in the recent fighting in the Middle East, in very …