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A behind the scenes shot of Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling in a pink car filming on the set of Barbie.

Why James Corden is looking to use tax breaks to build on Barbie’s success and woo more Hollywood filming to Britain

The eternal flame at the gravesite of JFK.

Arts & Entertainment

JFK was inspired by Camelot. Now this professor thinks we need fantasy once again to protect us in an AI age

Two sperm whales swimming, photographed under the water.

Science & Technology

Researchers are translating ‘whale-speak’ — accents included — and this Northeastern network scientist is leading the way

A panel of people sitting in front of a Northeastern branded backdrop.

University News

More researchers needed to rid the internet of harmful material, UK communications boss says at Northeastern conference

Why Sadiq Khan, the man Donald Trump dubbed a ‘stone cold loser’, was able to make history in London

Cover of the book "The Politics of Memory in the Italian Populist Radical Right"

Society & Culture

Fascism of the past still casts a shadow on Italy’s politics and anti-immigration rhetoric, Northeastern researcher says

Architectural optical illusion of buildings in London.

Science & Technology

How the man behind the UK’s answer to Silicon Valley found a home at Northeastern’s London startup hub

The outside of a Microsoft store on Oxford Street in London.

Why Microsoft is opening an AI office in London and what its challenges will be

Silhouette of a person wearing glasses.

University News

Google, Meta and Ofcom reps to discuss the internet’s impact on democracy during conference at Northeastern’s London campus

Cigarettes laid out on a red background.

The UK wants to ban the next generation from smoking. Will it work?

Iranian President looking at a missile being carried by a truck.

The whole world would lose in a full-blown war between Israel and Iran, Northeastern expert says after latest escalation

A kid looking at a screen with an overlay of a digital display over their face.

Science & Technology

Teaching elementary schoolchildren the rights and wrongs of AI is just as important as sex and drug education, Northeastern expert says