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Op-Ed: Guns in the U.S.: We’re better at killing Americans than our enemies are
October 2, 2026
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Op-Ed: Guns in the U.S.: We’re better at killing Americans than our enemies are
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Op-Ed: Guns in the U.S.: We’re better at killing Americans than our enemies are
By this definition, according to Northeastern University criminologist James Alan Fox, between 1980 and 2010 there were an average of 20 mass murders per year, or an average of one every 2.6 weeks.
WGBH Boston Public Radio
How The Proposed ‘Conrad’s Law’ Came To Be
At the time, WGBH News legal analyst and Northeastern University law professor Daniel Medwed said he believed the manslaughter conviction against Carter was inappropriate.
BizTech
Augmented Reality Brings Art and History to Life for Nonprofits
Also in 2018, students from Northeastern University’s Toronto campus created four AR apps for nonprofit organizations in the city.
Kyoto Animation arson killings didn’t get much attention because we couldn’t demonize guns
James Alan Fox is the Lipman Professor of Criminology, Law and Public Policy at Northeastern University, a member of USA TODAY’s Board of Contributors and co-author of “Extreme Killing: Understanding Serial and Mass Murder.“
How Should Boston Address Its History Of Slavery?
Marty Blatt, history professor and director of the public history program at Northeastern University.
Global Post
Trump Administration Prioritizes Arms Sales Over Stability, Human Rights
Max Abrahms, Professor of Public Policy and Political Science at Northeastern University, told The Globe Post that the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies( FDD), for example, is “destroying the nuclear deal” with Iran.
Salon
10 ways Andrew Wheeler has decimated EPA protections
According to a recent study by the Environmental Working Group and Northeastern University, these chemicals threaten the drinking water supplies of an estimated 19 million Americans.
CGTN
Chinese iron city adopts mine production, environmental protection
Now, as they welcome experts from Northeastern University to set up the first work station on the mine, changes are underway.
Lyme disease: is a solution on the way?
“One big challenge has been that a considerable part of the medical community does not believe there is a problem,” says Kim Lewis, professor of molecular microbiology at Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts.
U.S. News & World Report
50 Years After Apollo, Trump Wants the U.S. Back on the Moon. What’s Different?
“The landscape of space actors and the diversity of them is much larger than before,” says Mai’a Cross, a professor of political science and international affairs at Northeastern University.
NBC Boston
Weed Killer Chemical and Kids’ Cereals: Toxicity Experts Debate the Risk of Glyphosate
“This is a big deal on oats,” Christopher Bosso, professor of public policy at Northeastern University, told NBC. “Oats hadn’t been major in residues. They were seen as safe.”
Financial Twitter Loses a Source of Humility and Wisdom, but Good Voices Remain
Nicole Boyson, a finance professor at Northeastern University who studies compensation and conflicts of interest among financial advisers, says she exchanged at least 1,500 messages with NRS between October 2018 and his death. He clarified dozens of details critical to her study.
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