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Don’t Expect Much Trade-War Pushback From Corporate America

John Lowrey, assistant professor of supply chain and information management and health sciences at Northeastern University, said companies’ ability to price gouge may depend on how long the economic disruption will ultimately last.
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This year there have been zero public deadly mass shootings

Op-ed by James Alan Fox, a professor of criminology, law and public policy at Northeastern University and the author of “Extreme Killing: Understanding Serial and Mass Murder.” He oversees the Associated Press/USA Today/Northeastern University Mass Killing Database.
NBC Boston

Amid visa fears, will international students return to Mass. campuses?

Jeremy Paul, constitutional law professor at Northeastern University, gave his insight about the First Amendment being challenged in today’s political climate.
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Can the Dept. of Transportation and Sean Duffy fix an antiquated and frequently broken air traffic control system?

Michele Polese is an assistant research professor of electrical and computer engineering at Northeastern University and expert in wireless networks. He called the plan to upgrade the air traffic control system an “initial investment” that in the long run, will allow for a financial savings on money spent on maintenance and updates.
Fox News

New cold front? Kashmir standoff raises specter of US-China proxy fight

Max Abrahms, an expert on terrorism at Northeastern University, told Fox News Digital that the fight over Kashmir could now become a venue for U.S.-China competition.
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Explainer: How does US food safety work, and what cuts has Trump made?

Disbanding the DOJ’s Consumer Protection Branch removes the legal teeth needed to hold such violators accountable, said Darin Detwiler, an associate teaching professor at Northeastern University who wrote a book about food safety.
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48 Great Colleges Here And Abroad That Are Still Accepting Applications

Consider Northeastern University, a popular Boston-based school with 16,000 undergraduates. Until the 1990s it was largely considered a commuter college. Over the last ten years its admissions rate has plunged from 32% to 5.2% in 2024, for its Class of 2028. 
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In flirting with violating court order, Trump tries to pass the buck to ‘my lawyers’

Presidents have steered clear of direct involvement with the Justice Department since the abuses by President Nixon during the Watergate scandal. But Trump has changed that approach, choosing his Justice Department appointees “for loyalty, not independence,” said Dan Urman, who teaches courses on the Supreme Court at Northeastern University.
KQED

Over 1,000 Oakland Teens Are Getting Guaranteed Admission to Cal State East Bay

Oakland Unified has partnered with the private Northeastern University, Oakland, to award up to 10 students a year with full tuition, room and board.
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Forbes Daily: AI Models Are Hallucinating More Despite Advancements

For a variety of reasons, elite college admissions are becoming an impossible dream—even for perfect students. Today, 19 of 20 applications submitted to nearly all of the schools in the Ivy League are rejected. And it’s not just the super elite: Admission rates are plunging at popular schools like Northeastern University and New York University.
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Donald Trump’s Approval Rating Is Underwater in Florida and Texas

Costas Panagopoulos, a professor of political science at Northeastern University, told Newsweek: “The overall picture for Trump in these polls is not pretty. Even if some shifts appear insignificant, the trend lines suggest Trump approval is dropping in almost every state as well as in the national as a whole. Trump approval has dropped precipitously in key […]
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Relationships 2.0: Keeping Love Alive

Mentions insights from psychologist Lisa Feldman Barrett at Northeastern University on how our brain interprets emotion.