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The have-nuts and have-nots: squirrels inherit wealth

“We were surprised by how rampant inequality is in the animal kingdom,” Dr Jennifer Smith, a behavioural ecologist at Mills College in California and the lead author of the study, said.
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Recent Hacks in Ukraine Meant to ‘Spread Chaos,’ Minister Says

Larissa Doroshenko, a researcher at Northeastern University who has studied Russian disinformation, said the recent tactics are in keeping with traditional Russian propaganda measures, which aim to undercut trust in government and media institutions.
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Union fight with Wu over COVID-19 vaccination is dominating her early tenure

Jack McDevitt, director of Northeastern University’s Institute on Race and Justice, noted that Boston has a long history of “unions not being advocates for reform.” “Their actions over the vaccine doesn’t give me a lot of hope,” he said.
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Justice Breyer’s retirement allows Biden to keep campaign pledge

“Ultimately, the Ginsburg experience showed the consequences of staying on too long,” said Daniel Urman, who teaches American constitutional law at Northeastern University. “He knew it was time.”
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Human trafficking statistics: Politicians love them though they remain imprecise

Amy Farrell, co-director of the Violence and Justice Research Lab at Northeastern University, has studied the flaws in the FBI data-collection system on human trafficking. State and local officials often misclassify trafficking cases, leading to chronic underreporting.
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‘Work is the most important way of proving your worth,’ and it’s making Americans miserable: professor

Steven Vallas, a professor of sociology at Northeastern University, goes even further in describing how Americans relate to work. “Whether it’s personal fulfillment, social inclusion, or respectability,” he says, in the U.S., “work is the single most important way of proving your worth” as a person.
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Frogs can regrow amputated limbs after being treated with mix of drugs, new research finds

The results were “impressive” and “exciting,” said James Monaghan, an associate professor in the department of biology at Northeastern University. He wasn’t involved in the research. close dialog You give us five minutes, we’ll give you five things you must know for the day. Sign Me Up By subscribing you agree to our privacy policy.
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Biden’s Workplace Vaccine Rules Hit Republican Judge Blockade

Some of the decisions against jab mandates feature aggressively ideological and political language that breaks from the traditional style of judicial writing, which is typically staid, careful, and often boring, said Wendy Parmet, a law professor who directs Northeastern University’s Center for Health Policy and Law.
GBH

The Supreme Court is weighing Harvard’s race-conscious admissions. What’s at stake?

Northeastern University law professor Daniel Medwed says the court’s review may not mean colleges must stop considering race — since they would actually be tough to enforce.

Russia Steps Up Propaganda War Amid Tensions With Ukraine

Larissa Doroshenko, a researcher at Northeastern University, said that Russian disinformation tactics in Ukraine used both falsified stories and those that were true but tangential to current events in order to distort narratives or hide true intentions.
GBH

State’s highest court could weigh in on constitutionality of gig economy ballot question

Daniel Medwed, GBH News legal analyst and Northeastern University law professor, joined host Henry Santoro on Morning Edition to discuss.
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Upskilling And Reskilling To Future-Proof Your Organization

Dr. Curtis Odom is the Managing Partner at Prescient Strategists, and an Executive Professor at Northeastern University in Boston.