Author: Jay Tea

New Hampshire is the only state bold enough to ask the truly tough questions: who better to revamp the state's child-support guidelines than a guy who went to jail …

I think of myself as an original thinker. Of course, what I often pass off as "thought" is usually finding ways to connect seemingly-disparate observations or finding a new …

I've had two technical issues of late, and in both cases I turned to the readership of Wizbang for help. I thought folks might like a little news on …

This morning's Boston Globe featured a column by Eileen McNamara, who is NOT the worst columnist at the paper as long as they have Derrick Jackson around. Ms. McNamara …

Austin Bay notes that Senator Joe Lieberman (D-CT) might be in for a primary challenge from a fellow Democrat in his re-election bid, and that Lieberman says he WILL …

Just how bad is the crime problem in Massachusetts? The Boston Herald has done a little digging, and they might have uncovered one big element: the revolving doors on …

Over at Willisms, Ken McCracken poses a very, very simple question, and one that I've wondered myself. Part of my ignorance can be ascribed to my own apathy about …

... but if it happens a third time, I'm gonna start getting pretty darn nervous....

A few laws are working their way through the New Hampshire legislature right now, and they ought to warm the cockles of anyone's heart, if that person's heart is …

While making an arrest recently, Boston police made a rather startling discovery: it seems that their fugitive, wanted for drug trafficking in Florida, had decided to hide his AK-47 …