Oh please New York elect @TinaForteUSA! Fire AOC!👇🏻
This your chance to get rid of the awful actress @AOC and send her back to bartending. 👊🏻
Vote for Tina in November! ❤️🇺🇸Get someone in Congress with brains that will work for you, not to enrich herself.
🚨🔥 BREAKING — THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING 🔥🚨
Sen. Tom Cotton just dropped a BOMBSHELL on live TV.
Arab nations are NOT begging for peace.
They are NOT running to the UN.
They are NOT hiding behind diplomats.
They went STRAIGHT to President Trump and said:
“Give us the targeting data. We’re joining the fight against Iran.”
Read that again.
When Iran attacked them… they didn’t cry.
They didn’t fold.
They didn’t plead.
They chose WAR. They chose ALLIANCE. They chose VICTORY.
This is not some weak “coalition of the willing.”
This is a REAL coalition of nations that just got hit… and decided to HIT BACK HARDER.
The region just aligned.
The gloves are off.
Iran just found out what happens when you poke the wrong people under the wrong president.
The Middle East just shifted. History is watching. 🇺🇸⚔️🇸🇦🇦🇪🇧🇭
This is the moment. Don’t look away.
Warren Buffett puts wealth into perspective.
The goal isn’t to have the biggest house or the most expensive car.https://t.co/sHc9AboYlu
Real wealth is having enough money that you control your time, choose who you work with, and have the freedom to live life on your own terms.
Time and freedom are the things money can’t buy back.
Some pieces of music can transport listeners into another world within just the first few seconds.
In George Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue, the bold opening clarinet glissando feels like a curtain rising on a stage, followed by Yuja Wang’s highly distinctive performance, evoking the atmosphere of 1920s New York: elegant, free-spirited, and full of life.
« Lorsque vous ne pouvez pas contrôler ce qui se passe, contrôlez la manière dont vous réagissez à ce qui se passe. C’est là que réside votre pouvoir. »
— Lao Tseu
Look at the circular ripples on the water. Now look at the date: 1875.
This isn't just a landscape—it's Gustave Caillebotte’s L’Yerres, effet de pluie.
Rain is a nightmare to paint. Most Impressionists avoided it.
Caillebotte tilted the angle down and used his background in engineering to map the exact physics of a raindrop hitting the river.
While Monet dissolved reality into light, Caillebotte gave it structure.
Yet history wrote him off as a rich benefactor who paid his friends' rent. He funded the Impressionist movement, but critics dismissed his own technical genius as too rigid.
In reality, he was years ahead of them.