President Jabidin tried to push the biggest student debt forgiveness plan in the United States

history through using his executive power alone, and he failed.

End of story, right?

Take the L and move on.

I think it's a lot more complicated than that.

Was he able to pass this massive debt forgiveness and help 40 million people know, or at least

not yet?

His signature economic policy, or at least one of his signature economic policies, was struck

down the Supreme Court.

But he's still fighting for this, and there is still another path to getting this form

of student relief to the people who need it.

Danielle Douglas Gabriel covers higher education for the Washington Post, and on today explained,

just as borrowers prepare to start paying back student loans again, after a three plus

year hiatus.

She's going to help us understand the president's journey on this issue, which appears to be

far from over.

Donald Trump is facing 91 felony charges across four indictments, but one charge in Georgia

stands out.

The Rico case against Donald Trump in Georgia involves 19 defendants, and when you have

a case involving 19 defendants and the wide range of crimes that they've been charged

with committing, it creates all kinds of complications.

The ins and outs of Rico cases, and what this could mean for 2024, this week on the weeds.

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