Start with the reframe: The goal of working with AI isn’t to get the answer faster. It’s to find out what you’re missing. Don’t deploy AI minions to “do the boring work” for you, as so many sales pitches argue; use it as a savant collaborator to explore uncertainty.

 

AI Is Cannibalizing Human Intelligence. Here’s How to Stop It.

As a neuroscientist, I conducted research into artificial versus human intelligence. The results surprised me—and suggest we’ve been worrying over the wrong things.

By 

Vivienne Ming

April 24, 2026 2:00 pm ET

Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney is the smart one in North America and Donald the dummy

 

Without Formal Trade Talks, Canada and the U.S. Go Public With Their Grievances

Prime Minister Mark Carney shot back at Trump administration officials, saying Canada is not ‘taking instructions from the United States.’

By Ian Austen and Ana Swanson

Ian Austen reported from Ottawa where he attended Prime Minister Mark Carney’s news conference. Ana Swanson reported from Washington.

April 23, 2026

One has to wonder what Trump's personal interest is in Spirit Airlines

 

Trump Says the US Is Weighing Purchase of Spirit Airlines

By Allyson Versprille, Catherine Lucey, and Josh Wingrove

April 23, 2026 at 5:55 PM EDT

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April 23, 2026 at 7:03 PM EDT

The strangest part is that this has happened under Cohen, whose fortune was supposed to transform the Mets into a perennial juggernaut alongside the free-spending Dodgers and New York Yankees. (Because of their deferred contracts, the Dodgers have a higher payroll than the Mets for purposes of the luxury tax.) Meanwhile, after 11 losses in a row, the team is left facing a disheartening reality. The new Mets might cost a lot more, but they bear a shocking resemblance to the old Mets.

 

The Mets Have Turned Into a $360 Million Mess

Despite entering the season with baseball’s largest payroll, the team has lost 11 consecutive games and is in danger of falling out of contention in April

By 

Jared Diamond

April 20, 2026 7:00 am ET

Logic Demands an Iran Deal. Will Trump’s Fantasies Allow One? In the logical world that markets seem to believe will prevail in the Middle East, this war will end — and soon — because there’s little realistic prospect of either side winning a decisive victory by restarting the conflict. The costs of trying, meanwhile, range from punitive to ruinous.

 

Logic Demands an Iran Deal. Will Trump’s Fantasies Allow One?

By Marc Champion

Marc Champion is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist covering Europe, Russia and the Middle East. He was previously Istanbul bureau chief for the Wall Street Journal.

The genius of post-1945 U.S. foreign policy was in embedding America’s awesome power in a framework of international institutions and law in which all nations, large and small, could participate and benefit. It was far from perfect and coincided with plenty of episodes of imperialist intervention. But the strategy overall paid off for the United States. It cushioned the reality of American dominance, legitimated American power and produced an order broadly consistent with American interests. All these advantages are now being abandoned. The Trump administration is destroying any remaining faith that the United States can be trusted to exercise power responsibly.

 

The Warmongers Are Getting History All Wrong

By Stewart Patrick

Dr. Patrick directs the Global Order and Institutions Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

There is no explanation other than God

 

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