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U.S. presidential candidate Marianne Williamson spoke on campus Wednesday, discussing various topics including her proposed economic bill of rights and the Israel-Hamas war.

At the intersection of national politics and computer science lies Split Ticket, an electoral data site created to predict election outcomes.

Now, with a presidential election looming on a significantly larger stage with a much louder microphone, this frustrating ambiguity makes electoral predictions that much more onerous. 

The rebellious spirit of the 60s has carried into the modern day, and though it can’t enact much change on its own, it does provide some much-needed hope, as well as a rough blueprint for those hoping to enact change. 

The Daily Californian sat down with Erwin Chemerinsky, dean of Berkeley Law since 2017, in order to gain insight into the recent Supreme Court rulings. 

Many platforms work to feed people the content that will yield the most engagement in order to keep people scrolling. But the speed and precision at which people are targeted has amplified polarization and outrage.

There must be a solidified wall between the rancor partisan wars of legislation in Congress and the ideal impartiality of the final adjudication in court.

If the only two contestants our political system can produce are Trump and Biden, then we all need to take a hard look at ourselves and reiterate what we value as a nation.

A Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies, or IGS, poll released Friday found that President Joe Biden’s approval ratings in California are at 57%, the highest they’ve been since summer 2021, according to Mark DiCamillo, the director of the Berkeley IGS Poll.

On Tuesday, the U.S. Biden administration announced a federal measure proposal that would deny asylum to undocumented migrants. The new policy has garnered wide criticism from immigration advocates, especially in "sanctuary state" of California.