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University News

Trust in science is low among minorities for a reason, research finds

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World & National News

Election 2025: Historic night for Democrats with key wins in New York, New Jersey and Virginia

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University News

More people believe in conspiracy theories than you might think, new research reveals

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Society & Culture

Is social media making you more irritable? New research takes a granular look at users’ moods

World & National News

Jewish Americans back Harris over Trump by 2-to-1 margin, new research shows

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World & National News

With less than 30 days before Election Day, what are Harris’ and Trump’s paths to victory?

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Health

Nearly one in four Americans know someone addicted to opioids, Northeastern-led research says

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Health

Trust in physicians and hospitals plummeted since the COVID pandemic, Northeastern research says

Tim Walz walking next to Kathy Hochul.
Society & Culture

Harris picks Walz for VP: How social media savvy and cable TV shape voter perception

Joe Biden and Kamala Harris stand on a balcony raising their hands together.
World & National News

How soon will pollsters have good data on a Harris-Trump matchup?

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World & National News

Biden’s poor debate performance had almost no impact on voter preference, new report says

Donald Trump and Joe Biden in the presidential debate in 2020.
World & National News

Biden is losing (and Trump is gaining) support, especially among young voters, Northeastern-led research finds