Rehabbers anesthetized the squirrels and carefully worked to detangle the little tails — a puzzle the Humane Society jokingly described as a "Gordian Knot," a reference to a challenge faced by ...

In 333 B.C., Alexander the Great faced the challenge of untying the enormous and complicated Gordian Knot. Many had tried and, though the reward was a kingdom, all had failed. Alexander drew his ...

A Gordian knot is one that cannot be untied. It is usually so because the ends cannot be seen. In the modern age, this phrase is used to refer to any problem that is too complicated to solve.

Alexander the Great, short in patience, simply took his sword and sliced it in two! A Gordian Knot, slowly formed from the beginning of our democracy, was woven by an ever-present dark group ...

Here, Europe, as a team, cut through a Gordian knot. We should be encouraged and inspired by that ... and only by bringing the puzzle pieces together can we see the bigger picture and gain deeper ...

The Gordian knot wasn’t solved by patience or incremental fixes. It was solved by seeing the problem differently and taking decisive action. Financial leaders now face the same choice ...