Today’s Solutions: August 10, 2026

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How to brag about your vacatio

How to brag about your vacation without alienating people

Social media is a fickle beast. It’s tough to toe the line between over-sharing, bragging, and boring, and nowhere is this line more blurred than when traveling. This dilemma is at the heart of a recent study in Psychological Science, which contends that while your experiences may be epic, no Read More...

Universal basic income is the

Universal basic income is the operating system for the post-industrial state

At a time where robots are being prepared to take over many of our jobs, the idea of universal basic income is becoming more attractive. Universal basic income would replace existing welfare systems by giving everyone unconditional cash payments—regardless of income, work status, or anything Read More...

This 70-year-old woman spends

This 70-year-old woman spends her days removing hate propaganda from the streets of Berlin

Meet Irmela Schramm, a 70-year-old woman who spends her days walking the streets of Berlin in search for racist, neo-Nazi messages that she can cover up. She’s been at it for over three decades, removing over 130,000 Nazi stickers and posters in that time, despite receiving threats from Read More...

GoFundMe cracked the code for

GoFundMe cracked the code for charitable giving, and the best is still to come

2016 was a big year for the crowdfunding platform GoFundMe. The philanthropic force reached over $3 billion in total donations, and had three times as many donors than in previous years. Now GoFundMe has ambitious plans for the future as they look to allow causes from around the world to set up Read More...

High-speed internet is now a b

High-speed internet is now a basic right to all Canadians

No one in Canada will be complaining about slow internet speeds in the coming years after the Canadian government declared that high-speed broadband internet is a “basic” right that should be accessible to all. The government is supporting the national telecoms regulator with a $750 million Read More...

5-minute morning routines can

5-minute morning routines can make your whole day better

If you feel like your days aren’t as productive as they could be, take a look at your morning routine. Are you giving yourself the time you need to feel prepared for the day, or are you rushing out the door each morning? Just by giving yourself five minutes each morning, you can instill habits Read More...

Look again: The day’s most c

Look again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe

Look Again is a daily series presenting the best photographs of the previous 24 hours, curated and written by Salon's writers and editors.Tokyo, Japan   Toshifumi Kitamura/Getty Workers dressed in Santa and reindeer costumes clean windows outside of the ‘Decks Tokyo Beach’ Read More...

5 ways to teach a child to be

5 ways to teach a child to be mindful during an ordinary day

Want to teach your child the art of mindfulness? Even one minute of mindfulness can create a shift during your day. It doesn’t take a particular posture or formal training to engage your mind and body in the present moment. In fact, you can teach kids how to be mindful during ordinary daily Read More...

Top 6 U.S. cities for living a

Top 6 U.S. cities for living a green lifestyle

Living a green lifestyle means managing your waste, recycling efficiently, making environmentally-friendly transportation choices, buying local and organic goods, utilizing alternative forms of energy and reducing your overall carbon footprint. Going green becomes easier when you’re Read More...

UK hits clean energy milestone

UK hits clean energy milestone: 50% of electricity from low carbon sources

Half of the UK’s electricity came from wind turbines, solar panels, wood burning and nuclear reactors between July and September, in a milestone first. Official figures published on Thursday show low carbon power, which has been supported by the government to meet climate change targets, Read More...