7/ I’m an employment lawyer for workers—I expose illegal workplace practices and help employees fight back. Follow @MizrahiEsq to learn how to protect your paycheck and workplace rights. What’s the biggest workplace scam you’ve seen? Let’s discuss

@nicksortor If courts can run the government, and DOGE can investigate the IRS… remind me, what exactly is Congress supposed to do again?

@Breaking911 At this rate, the judiciary isn’t just interpreting the law—it’s governing by injunction. Elections decide who makes the rules… until a judge decides they don’t.

@515rippinum And even then, the telescope might need an AI upgrade just to catch a glimpse ;p

9/ Bottom line: Tesla isn’t just building cars—it’s rewriting the rules of the road. Patents. AI. Energy. Regulation. While competitors scramble, Tesla dictates the playbook. History won’t remember the quarterly dips. It will remember who built the future. 🚀⚡ #ElonMusk #Tesla

@TDogCali53 Fair strategy—short-term volatility is the playground of traders. But at some point, the market stops flipping and starts holding. When that shift happens, the upside gets a whole lot more interesting.

@BeckonTim NDAs can be a double-edged sword—either a sign of something big brewing or just another way to kick the can down the road. The post-ER dip has been predictable, but at what point does that cycle break?

@TDogCali53 Fair take—big-name adoption would be a game-changer. But markets tend to punish uncertainty more than reality. The real question: Does sentiment drive $ENVX next week, or does execution finally take the wheel?

Your Boss Hopes You Don’t Read This Retaliation is Illegal—Even If You’re Not Fired 👀 Think your employer can only “retaliate” by firing you? Not even close. Your boss can’t legally punish you for: 🚫 Reporting discrimination (even if HR ignores you) 🚫 Filing for overtime, workers’ comp, or medical leave (your benefits are protected) 🚫 Calling out illegal company practices (yes, even in a meeting) ⚠️ Retaliation isn’t always loud. It’s often quiet, subtle, and sneaky. •Your hours get cut. •You’re suddenly on a “performance plan.” •That raise you were promised? Oops, budget cuts. 📌 If your boss suddenly turns on you after you speak up—document everything. It’s illegal, even if they never say it out loud.

The president wants lower interest rates. The Fed sets policy. But who actually holds the power? 🧵 Let’s break it down: 1️⃣ The Fed controls short-term rates, but mortgage rates track the 10-year Treasury yield more closely. 2️⃣ Presidents can apply pressure, but they don’t set monetary policy—unless they change the Fed’s leadership. 3️⃣ Fiscal policy (government spending & tax cuts) can influence inflation, which forces the Fed’s hand. Bottom line: The Fed is “independent”… but politics always finds a way in. Would mortgage rates be lower if political pressure worked?

The Fed doesn’t set mortgage rates directly, but it influences them. When the Fed raises interest rates, it makes borrowing more expensive across the board—including for banks and lenders. That pushes mortgage rates higher. The 10-year Treasury yield is also a big factor—mortgage rates tend to move in the same direction. Short version: Higher Fed rates → Higher borrowing costs → Higher mortgage rates.

@Breaking911 Elon’s the only billionaire who walked into the Oval Office and left with less money. Must be a first. If he keeps this up, he might even qualify for a government bailout.