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NPR needs a serious critique not a politically charged parting shot
He also made some shaky arguments that undercut his musings and seemed intended to signal his readiness to having his words weaponized by the right wing of American politics and media. Dan Kennedy of Northeastern University eloquently critiqued Berliner’s complaints about “Russiagate”, Hunter Biden’s laptop and the origins of the Covid pandemic.
CBS Boston
5 more jurors needed in Karen Read murder trial after two days of questioning
“You pretty much have to be living under a rock or not in Boston to not have heard of the Karen Read case. So the question is, you’ll find people who are familiar with the case but at least have the ability or claim to have the ability to keep an open mind,” said Daniel […]
How Cloud Seeding Works and Why It’s Wrongly Blamed for Floods From Dubai to California
In a publication for the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists, Laura Kuhl, a public policy professor at Northeastern University, argues that cloud seeding may do “more harm than good” due to these uncertainties and because, given its limited effectiveness, it promotes a sense of “techno-optimism” that “can obscure deeper structural drivers of vulnerability like unsustainable water use and […]
15-foot-tall flower statues to bloom on Northeastern’s campus
The Cambridge-based artist behind the sculptures considers herself a nature lover, and through a partnership with Northeastern, wanted to make something that felt connected to the surrounding natural elements while tying into the university’s horticultural department.
Nature.com
What toilets can reveal about COVID, cancer and other health threats
There’s a “false sense of precision” in such estimates, says Sam Scarpino, an epidemiologist at Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts, who has worked on COVID-19 data systems.
WHDH 7 News
7 Investigates: Co-living communities
“We need housing for them that’s appropriate. Unless we can make housing more affordable, our labor market will suffer,” said Barry Bluestone, professor emeritus at Northeastern University.
A Boston police officer’s body was found two years ago in a snowy yard. Now his girlfriend goes on trial for murder
Jury selection started Tuesday in Norfolk County, south of Boston. The case’s heavy publicity complicates the process of picking an impartial jury, which may come down to selecting jurors who are familiar with O’Keefe’s killing or have read about it but have not formed an opinion, said Daniel Medwed, a criminal law professor at Northeastern […]
Injured workers have little recourse against rogue employers. A new bill could change that.
Workers’ comp lawyers will generally only take cases involving injured workers who have been fired for filing claims, and those are difficult to prove, said Emily Spieler, a recently retired Northeastern University labor law professor specializing in workers’ compensation.
Misinformation roiled the 2016 and 2020 elections. Here’s what to expect as 2024 races heat up.
“If this is the kind of thing we’re going to see from a no-hope, no-chance campaign in New Hampshire, think what we’re going to see when there’s actual stakes,” said Laura Edelson, an assistant professor at Northeastern University who studies misinformation.
Popular Mechanics
A ‘Ghost Lake’ in California Has Disappeared for the Fifth Time Since 1890
“Most of the news coverage about this time talked about it as catastrophic flooding,” Vivian Underhill, a former researcher fellow at Northeastern University, said in a statement to the school’s news division. “And I don’t want to disregard the personal and property losses that people experienced, but what was not talked about so much is that it […]
Learning These 8 Terms for Different Types of Relationships Will Instantly Boost Your Emotional Intelligence
According to research by Northeastern University psychologist Lisa Feldman Barrett and other experts, expanding your vocabulary for feelings and experiences helps you recognize and express your emotions better, and also better understand the emotions of others. And when you have a more specific sense of the feelings you are dealing with, you can make better decisions about how to respond.
What to Know About the EPA Limits on ‘Forever Chemicals’ in Drinking Water and Your Health
“It is really one of the broadest categories of chemical ever used, so that does make it very exceptional,” said Phil Brown, an environmental sociologist at Northeastern University in Boston who has studied the chemicals.