Public Policy School

Driven by the motto Fiat Lux, Berkeley illuminates the world.

Let's have clear privacy laws in the US, clear penalties for those who abuse them—and rules that prohibit algorithms that promote political, foreign or business agendas.

Sure looks like a quid pro quo.

A small group of cryptocurrency enthusiasts has an offer that they're hoping U.S. cities can't refuse.

A New Jersey school district is changing the name of Woodrow Wilson High School due to the former president's "racist values."

Why the real estate billionaire Frank McCourt thinks his Project Liberty plan to buy TikTok will not only rescue the app from a US ban, but make the internet better for creators.

In a recording posted last week, Chicago State Board of Trustees Chair Andrea Zopp can be heard justifying the $50,000 bonus to Zaldwaynaka Scott in part to the CSU president's handling of the faculty strike earlier this year.

Recently ousted CNN host Brian Stelter has been named a Harvard Kennedy School fellow this fall, where he will lead discussions on "threats to democracy."

The president's first choice, Sarah Bloom Raskin, withdrew her nomination due to insufficient support in the Senate.

Conservative talk radio legend Michael Savage lavished praised on Breitbart Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow's new book "Breaking Biden," describing the painstakingly-researched manuscript as a "mindblower."

The new College of Computing, Data Science, and Society will help meet skyrocketing demand for students with data and computer science training

Larry Giberson, 21, of Stafford, asked all interested parties to respect the presumption of his innocence as the federal court process plays out.

America's aging power grid is already struggling to meet demand, and with extreme weather events becoming more frequent and less predictable, climate change has become a major threat to the country's energy infrastructure. Akshaya Jha, assistant professor of economics and public policy at the Heinz College at Carnegie Mellon University, joined CBS News to discuss.

President Joe Biden said Friday he plans to nominate Michael Barr, the dean of the University of Michigan's public policy school, to be the Federal Reserve's vice chairman of supervision.

Mr. Barr faced pushback from progressives when his name was floated for a different position.

Former North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory said last year that not receiving an offer to teach at Duke University upon leaving the governorship was "blacklisting" and comparable to the refusal to serve Black Americans at lunch counters in the 1960s during segregation.

Reflections of a career-long public policy professor at a time of global upheaval.

Barack Obama credits Lilydale First Baptist Church on the South Side — where he spoke with about 30 students — and its longtime pastor for helping him find his way.

The group used the data to find clerics who used Grindr and other dating and hookup apps and shared their work with bishops, a Post investigation has found.

The president's decision on the Fed's successor offers him a chance to select someone who would be gentler on the economy, hoping to avoid a recession before the 2024 election.