Today’s Solutions: October 20, 2026

Total number of posts: 24015

British lawyer plots legal bid

British lawyer plots legal bid to make Brexit reversible

As British lawmakers gather to debate whether to trigger the formal exit from the European Union, London lawyer Jolyon Maugham is building a case which he hopes will ensure that British voters can still reverse it. The 45-year-old tax specialist, an opponent of leaving the EU, said it was right for Read More...

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Acupuncture boosts effectiveness of standard medical care for chronic pain

Health specialists at the University of York have found that acupuncture treatment can boost the effectiveness of standard medical care, lessening the severity of chronic pain and depression. In a report published in the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Journals Library, the Read More...

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Russia's nuclear giant pushes into wind energy

Russia's nuclear agency Rosatom said Tuesday that it was joining with a Dutch company to create a wind turbine venture, hoping to tap a domestic market worth billions of euros each year. The Russian government wants wind energy to generate two percent of the country's electricity output by 2024, Read More...

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For a healthier mind, trust your gut

Typical treatments for depression and anxiety include prescription medications and talk therapy, but new research has revealed an unexpected treatment: A strong dose of microorganisms. The human-bacteria relationship is a deeply symbiotic one, says Ted Dinan, a leading expert in Read More...

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Groundbreaking system allows locked-in syndrome patients to communicate

Doctors have used a brain-reading device to hold simple conversations with “locked-in” patients in work that promises to transform the lives of people who are too disabled to communicate. The groundbreaking technology allows the paralysed patients – who have not been able to speak Read More...

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The company behind Mercedes is providing self-driving cars to Uber

Uber has turned a “frenemy” into a partner. Daimler, the parent company of Mercedes-Benz, today announced a partnership with Uber that will see the German automaker providing self-driving vehicles to the ride-hailing app in the “coming years.” To date, Uber has partnered with Volvo and Read More...

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Vestas sets new wind energy record with giant turbine

A massive turbine developed by Danish wind energy company Vestas has set a new record producing 216,000 kWh over a 24-hour period. The Usain Bolt of wind turbines stands at 722 feet (220 m) at full height, with 38-ton blades that are 263 feet (80 m) in length for a total sweep area of 227,377 Read More...

In response to immigration ban

In response to immigration ban, Starbucks wants to hire 10,000 refugees worldwide

In one more corporate response to president Trump’s new immigration ban, Starbucks CEO Howard Schulz has said that the coffee chain will look to hire 10,000 refugees in its stores worldwide. "I write to you today with deep concern, a heavy heart and a resolute promise," Schultz wrote in a letter Read More...

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So, what do to now to save capitalism from itself?

Since World War II almost 4 generations of world leaders have built the increasingly peaceful and democratic world order that has now come under threat from populist leaders on both sides of the Atlantic. How do we respond? Politics as usual, doesn’t provide an effective answer. This is not about Read More...

Study: Living in the mountains

Study: Living in the mountains decreases the risk of heart disease

A major risk factor for development of heart disease, stroke and diabetes is lower in people that live at higher altitudes. This also applies to people with a family history of these diseases, according to a new Read More...