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Newspapers

International Herald Tribune
Get the latest news, features, and business data from a Paris-based newspaper that overseas Americans have been reading for decades.

Le Figaro
This conservative newpaper's Web site is in French, but you can translate with Google.

Le Monde
"The World" is a middle-of-the-road newspaper with excellent French-language news and features.

Libération
Here's another site where you can brush up your French language skills, although you'll want to go elsewhere if your heroes are Ronald Reagan and Rush Limbaugh.

Magazines (Print and Electronic)

Paris Voice
This magazine is geared to English-speaking foreign residents and visitors, with articles ranging from "Stay Fit in Paris" to "Making the Grade as an English Teacher in Paris." (This site will open in a new window.)

Elle
Get a glimpse of the Paris fashion scene with Elle France.

Radio

RFI
Put away your shortwave receiver and tune in Radio France Internationale via the Internet. You can listen in English, using your computer or mobile phone.

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