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Research shows humans are far superior to AI on this business task
Artificial intelligence may be booming, but there are some things people can still do better. That’s according to a new study from the…
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Is the Smithsonian Weaseling Out from White House Questions?
Plus, in the news, London’s National Gallery gets an addition, a classic wallpaper artist wins a prize, and ups and downs at the…
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The Right Wants a Racial Reckoning
Yet we know how to prevent murders like the one in Charlotte; it doesn’t involve another national conversation. Source link
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The Growing Business of Government
Government is involving itself in ever more services. And we’re all paying for them. Source link
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Democrats Desperately Seek a Military Makeover
Their ‘security theater’ won’t change any voters’ minds. Source link
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The Native Activist Who Keeps Going Back to Alligator Alcatraz
“I’m going to pray,” Betty Osceola said, near the entrance to the Florida Everglades concentration camp three miles from her home. “I’m…
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A Health Care Cost Bomb Is Coming—Unless Congress Acts
“If the enhancements expire at the end of the year, it would cause a lot of disruption in the marketplace, a lot of disruption in people’s…
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The DOJ Lawyer Who Quit the Job He Loved to Sound the Alarm on Trump
It was about 500 outrages ago, but the dropping of all charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams, a move that was ordered just three…
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Ketanji Brown Jackson Is the Conscience of the Resistance
The Supreme Court operates on rigid custom and protocol. The court begins its term every first Monday in October and ends (“rises”) around…
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Hispanics Put Kavanaugh on the Court. Now He Okays ICE Targeting Them.
Brett, We’ve crossed paths a few times in Bush world. I moved down to Austin in April 1999 and stayed through our landslide. Wrote a book…
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Donald Trump Is No Viktor Orbán—He’s Well on His Way to Being Worse
In a recent report, Carrier and Carothers did a detailed analysis comparing Trump’s administration to regimes in Brazil, Ecuador, El…
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The Bishop Who Made ICE Melt Away
On most mornings in the Edward J. Schwartz Federal Building in San Diego, the fourth-floor hallway feels like a gauntlet. Eight…
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Chinese carmakers may keep price advantage despite Mexico levies
Mexico’s plan to levy tariffs of up to 50 per cent on vehicles from China may not unduly impact the Asian nation’s auto manufacturers…
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How the 3-arrows ‘recycling’ symbol turned into a tool for greenwashing
This is an excerpt from Consumed: How Big Brands Got Us Hooked on Plastic. An odd symbol, made up of three arrows arranged in a triangle,…
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Nancy Mace Erupts in Fury on House Floor after Dem’s Speech Hits Home
GOP Congresswoman Nancy Mace lost her temper on the House floor on Wednesday. It all started when Mace unleashed a long, vile tirade about…
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You didn’t get the promotion. How salty can you be?
Long before she left the corporate world to advise others on career advancement, Tabatha Jones didn’t get a promotion in a way she says…
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Texas banned lab-grown meat. What’s next for the industry?
Texas joins six other US states and the country of Italy in banning these products. These legal challenges are adding barriers to an…
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'Dark moment for America', says Trump after Kirk killing
Donald Trump has said he is "filled with grief and anger at the heinous assassination of Charlie Kirk", in a video posted on his Truth…
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The smart way to ask ‘dumb’ questions
You’re in a meeting, the slides are rolling, people are nodding, others are fiddling on their phones, and then it happens. You have a…
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Campus killing of Charlie Kirk lays bare America's bloody and broken politics
Anthony ZurcherNorth America correspondent Students flee as Charlie Kirk is shot while speaking to a crowd of hundreds Moments before the…
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Latest Singapore six-month T-bill cut-off yield falls to 1.38%
Auction receives a total of S$15.7 billion in applications for the S$7.8 billion on offer, representing a bid-to-cover ratio of 2.02 The…