Donald Trump, in a town hall event, confessed that if re-elected, he would assume the role of a 'dictator' from the very first day. He pledged to close the border and expand oil drilling. Trump denied any future abuse of power but insisted on prosecuting his opponent, Biden. Concerns arise among critics regarding his plans for wide-ranging reforms and reductions in the federal bureaucracy.

Amidst this, a significant number of low- and middle-income workers possess graduate degrees, yet they may face difficulties in recouping their educational investments, leading to insurmountable student debt. As the federal government subsidizes graduate education, there has been a surge in low-quality master's degrees. More than half of the federally-funded programs result in starting salaries below $60,000. Unless these subsidies are curtailed, the cycle of degree inflation and overwhelming debt will likely persist.

The Digest, 12/6/2023 @200AM, CDT

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