The Telegraph Why Trump loves wrestling – and why wrestling loves Trump “Bodybuilding appeals to right-wing ideas of invincibility, it appeals to the heart rather than the intellect, sentiment over rationality, and we saw that in this election,” says Alan Klein, professor emeritus of anthropology at Northeastern University. “
Deutsche Welle Fact check: The impact of disinformation in the US election “Russia tried to create chaos, as we expected, and the efforts intensified at the end of the election cycle. We don’t know how successful these attempts were until a more thorough analysis of the phenomenon,” John P. Wihbey told DW , associate professor at Northeastern University.
Euronews ‘America First’: Who are the winners and losers in Europe after Trump’s election? Mai’a Cross, director of the Center for International Affairs and World Cultures at Northeastern University in the US, said the Trump election will likely be very concerning for France and Germany as “key powers when it comes to European security and defence”.
Fox News Human bird flu case presumed in Canada, teenage patient is hospitalized Sam Scarpino, PhD, director of AI and life sciences at Northeastern University in Boston, said the potential H5N1 infection is Canada is “concerning” for two reasons.
El Pais Harris’ failure complicates the path for other women to the White House “It is difficult for there to be another woman candidate for president in the near future,” considers Martha Johnson, professor of Political Science at Northeastern University in Massachusetts, more bluntly.
As a jaded tech journalist, I’m in a battle to keep ‘smart’ devices out of my home – despite my partner’s efforts Despite the persistence of the myth, this almost certainly isn’t happening, according to researchers at Northeastern University in Boston. They tested more than 17,000 apps, including Facebook and Instagram, and found no examples of a microphone being activated unexpectedly or audio being sent out without the user’s knowledge.
TechTarget What the election of former President Trump means for AI In this Q&A, Michael Bennett, AI policy adviser at Northeastern University’s Institute for Experiential AI, dives into what the new Trump presidency means for AI technology.
Bloomberg Law Emergency Abortion Care, Privacy Rule Face Shift After Trump Win The Trump administration could “begin the process of rolling back the rule,” and “also not defend the rule where it’s challenged in court,” said Wendy Parmet, faculty director at Northeastern University’s Center for Health Policy and Law.
Forbes Cheeses And Turkey Sandwiches Latest To Be Recalled For Listeria Concerns Darin Detwiler, a food safety adviser and Northeastern University professor, explained to Eater that an increasing reliance on pre-packaged, cold storage items in the food supply is leading to more listeria contamination.
Newsweek Jack Smith Has One Final Card Up His Sleeve Against Donald Trump Sahar Abi-Hassan, assistant political science professor at Northeastern University in Oakland, California, told Newsweek that Special Counsel Smith will likely write a final report and resign.
The New Yorker Can Direct Democracy Save Abortion Rights? “From an advocacy perspective, there are some states where the situation is sufficiently dire that ballot initiatives are a direct way to get people access,” Katherine Kraschel, an assistant professor of law and health sciences at Northeastern University School of Law, said.
Newsweek Jack Smith Has One Final Card Up His Sleeve Against Donald Trump Sahar Abi-Hassan, assistant political science professor at Northeastern University in Oakland, California, told Newsweek that Special Counsel Smith will likely write a final report and resign.