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Tanner Stening

The Supreme Court is seen during sunset.
Law

Does size matter – when it comes to the U.S. Supreme Court?

A Northeastern University student in a gray T-shirt raises both arms and smiles while holding metallic gold and red streamers during a lively event at The Town Hall in New York City. Other students stand in the dimly lit auditorium behind them.
University News

Northeastern NYC welcomes inaugural class at first full Convocation

Two female students play in foam, embracing one another.
University News

Foam, food and Funk: Incoming freshmen kick off Boston Welcome Week

Ayla DiBattista sits a table and works on a laptop. She is wearing a white blouse.
University News

In Serbia, she helped build an AI to give activists worldwide a leg up

Hundreds attend a Town of Tonawanda Planning Board meeting in Kenmore.
Science & Technology

Every technological revolution has its Luddites. AI is no different

Lindsay Clancy, whose long hair is worn down, seated next to a man with white hair and glasses.
Law

Is the Lindsay Clancy case headed for a mistrial? What to know

Novak Djokovic raises his hand to his head, appearing tired, with the U.S. Open logo shown in the background.
Sports

Father Time or something more? What’s bothering Novak Djokovic?

Senator Mitch McConnell being pushed in a wheelchair with a frozen, unnatural expression on his face
Law

What’s ailing Sen. Mitch McConnell? Why it’s hard to know.

A man wearing a denim sweater is walking through an open cell door.
World & National News

Why hostage-taking thrives in an era of great power competition

A small device is illuminated against a blue backdrop.
Science & Technology

Researcher earns patent for breath-based virus detection technology

Workers tend do a scene with two destroyed cars, smoke rising from them.
World & National News

Ukraine is taking the war deep into Russia. Is it working?

A text message containing political information is viewed on a mobile device.
World & National News

Can a text message sway a voter? New research puts it to the test