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Daily Mail

Biden’s food advisers could soon urge Americans not to eat chicken nuggets, white bread, and breakfast cereals – as processed foods become target of new diet advice

A 2022 study from Northeastern University’s Network Science Institute, for example, estimated that 73 percent of the United States food supply is ultra-processed. 
KQED

In Mills College Art Museum Show, Technology Becomes an Active Collaborator

After years of financial troubles, Mills was acquired by Northeastern University in 2022, which describes itself as academically positioned “at the intersection of technology, healthcare, science and business.
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Researcher uncovers a new body of work believed to be by Louisa May Alcott

“The cool thing about working on Louisa is that there’s still more out there,” said Chapnick, who is now a postdoctoral teaching associate in English at Northeastern University. 
WGBH

White House guidelines on AI offer a start — but more work is needed, AI expert says

That includes Professor Usama Fayyad of Northeastern University, who runs the school’s Institute for Experiential AI.
Boston Herald

Massachusetts employers trending toward uncertainty, but more optimistic in October: Survey

Massachusetts must still reckon with the structural demographic, educational and other factors that will affect labor supply in the long term,” Alan Clayton-Matthews, Professor Emeritus of Economics and Public Policy at Northeastern University, said along with the survey.
Boston.com

Maine’s yellow flag law and how it compares to other New England states’ gun restrictions

Jack McDevitt, a professor at Northeastern University’s School of Criminology and Criminal Justice who was part of a task force responsible for drafting better gun reform laws in Massachusetts a decade ago, said it also isn’t a decision that law enforcement or medical professionals want to make, based on his research of shaping stricter gun […]
The 19th

A train derailment spilled toxic chemicals in her Ohio town.

Phil Brown, a professor of sociology and health sciences at Northeastern University who has written books on toxic waste activism, said women, and mothers in particular, have consistently organized locally after incidents like the Ohio train derailment. 
The Washington Examiner

Democrats spooked after Biden shock poll and fret Trump White House comeback

For Northeastern University political science professor Costas Panagopoulos, it would be “risky” for those hoping to replace Biden to attempt to do so during August’s Democratic National Convention because there would “not be ample time for the national electorate to coalesce around the alternative.”
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Joe Biden’s Israel Headache is Getting Worse and Worse

“Biden is feeling increased pressure from his party to temper support for Israel,” Max Abrahms, a political science professor at Northeastern University, who specializes in international security, wrote on Thursday. 
ProPublica

A Lab Test That Experts Liken to a Witch Trial Is Helping Send Women to Prison for Murder

Arshack asked Davis to review the autopsy, which he found troubling. Arshack also asked Aziza Ahmed, then a professor at Northeastern University School of Law, to focus specifically on the forensics of the lung float test.
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Biden is getting squeezed over Israel-Hamas war. Will it cost him the White House?

“This war is bad for the Democratic party. It’s divisive,” said Max Abrahms, a political scientist at Northeastern University in Boston.
That Said

A Conversation With Professor Leff On The Life-And-Death Decisions Of Refugees From Nazi Europe

Laurel Leff is a Professor of Journalism at Northeastern University.