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RFK Jr. wants addiction ‘healing camps’ like San Patrignano. How the famous rehab works
Northeastern University Health and Law Professor Leo Beletsky said without the proper guardrails to ensure that medical standards are followed, large therapeutic communities in the U.S. could turn into something like work camps.
WGBH
GBH Daily: Luxury vacancies
“When crime goes up and spikes upward, it tends to drop following that,” James Alan Fox, a criminologist at Northeastern University, told GBH’s Adam Reilly. “And when you have particularly low points, like we did last year, the tendency is to go up a little bit.”
Spiller’s next move
Featured quote of the day by Alaina Kinol, a Northeastern University Ph.D. candidate, on the fossil fuel industry’s astroturfing of environmental wind energy opposition.
Trump administration says it needs to fight SNAP fraud, but the extent of the problem is unclear
“It you’re spending $100 billion on anything, you’re going to have some leakage,” said Christopher Bosso, a professor of public policy and politics at Northeastern University who published a book on SNAP.
The Christian Science Monitor
Why US mass killings have dropped to a 20-year low, though violence persists
There have been 17 mass killings, 14 of which involved guns, recorded this year, according to a database maintained by Northeastern University, in partnership with the Associated Press and USA Today.
Brian Walshe found guilty of murdering his wife, who disappeared nearly 3 years ago
“Here, the evidence about dismemberment and improper disposal of a body was overwhelming, so I suspect the defense goal was to concede that through the guilty pleas, and make the case all about the murder and the absence of direct evidence about intent and cause of death,” said Daniel Medwed, a law professor at Northeastern […]
The Associated Press
Brian Walshe found guilty of murdering his wife, who disappeared nearly 3 years ago
“Here, the evidence about dismemberment and improper disposal of a body was overwhelming, so I suspect the defense goal was to concede that through the guilty pleas, and make the case all about the murder and the absence of direct evidence about intent and cause of death,” said Daniel Medwed, a law professor at Northeastern […]
Mass shootings are a distinctly American affliction. But progress is possible.
The scope and horror of American gun violence can create the impression of an intractable problem. But that impression runs counter to the data, according to James Alan Fox, a criminologist at Northeastern University.
Fox News
‘Aggressive’ new flu variant sweeps globe as doctors warn of severe symptoms
In an interview with Fox News Digital, Dr. Neil Maniar, professor of public health practice at Boston’s Northeastern University, shared details on the early severity of this emerging strain.
Trump administration says it needs to fight SNAP fraud, but the extent of the problem is unclear
“It you’re spending $100 billion on anything, you’re going to have some leakage,” said Christopher Bosso, a professor of public policy and politics at Northeastern University who published a book on SNAP.
Electronics or elder care? See which Massachusetts job sectors are rising or falling.
“Recent changes to immigration [policy] make these projections extremely optimistic, unless the administration’s policies are reversed in the future,” said Alan Clayton-Matthews, an associate professor emeritus of economics and public policy at Northeastern University.
Northeastern fans bid Matthews Arena adieu
Matthews Arena was the original home of the Boston Bruins and the site of the first-ever Boston Celtics game.