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A Deep Dive into Emotions: The Lovepools' Thought-Provoking Music The Lovepools is a duo based in United States, Los Angeles and their new song "Something always leads to Nothing," The Lovepools takes us on a journey into our feelings and thoughts. He says, "Something always leads to nothing, nothing always leads to something," over and over, to make that message stick with the listener. The lyrics of the song exploits the thoughts of a young girl with suicidal thought, trying to figure out her purpose, really sad and wants to escape from their troubles. Although melancholic the song helps to understand what they go through. We might not be going through the same thing, but the lyrics are inspired but real-life circumstances, It's a heavy subject, but thanks to the instrumentation we are able to have a feel of the message being broadcasted. Anthony's singing in the song makes it feel personal, like he's sharing his own thoughts and feelings while Devin McGee’s Live Drums brings the whole sound to life. One fun fact is Anthony made this song all by himself in his bedroom a clear sign of the band’s versatility in music, from writing, producing, and mixing music. The song has a sad vibe, and Anthony's voice makes it even sadder, helping us understand what it's like for someone going through a tough time. Something = Nothing has sounds from some of the greats such as artists like Gorillaz, Beck, and Radiohead, and their influence can be heard throughout the song. It's like a musical adventure that takes us through different emotions and feelings. "Something always leads to Nothing" isn't just a song; it's a deep look into how we all feel sometimes, and it reminds us how music can help us connect with those feelings. Listen to Something = Nothing below https://open.spotify.com/album/0YL9rNNeN16m5afg0QvAcQ?si=lY88916zSr63Xh1Ox-O29g Follow The Lovepools on Facebook Spotify Soundcloud Youtube Instagram Bandcamp Songkick Tiktok

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LockBit Ransomware Group Alleges LivaNova PLC Data Breach

LivaNova PLC, a prominent US-based healthcare device manufacturer specializing in neuromodulation devices and cardiopulmonary products, has allegedly fallen victim to a malicious cyberattack orchestrated by the notorious LockBit ransomware group. The LivaNova data breach attack was detected on December 9, 2023, and the information was made public on the same day. LockBit ransomware group, a…

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President Donald Trump announced on his Truth Social account that Israel and Iran have agreed to an iran ceasefire following missile exchanges. He described the “12 Day War” as ending after a phased implementation.

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Khamenei Warns : ఖమేనీ హెచ్చరిక.. US బేసెస్పై దాడి చేస్తారా

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And American Isn't Becoming A Communist Country - Right!

Source: https://www.marketplace.org/story/2025/07/16/department-of-defense-invests-in-usbased-mining-company

The U.S. government is getting into the mining business. Last week the Pentagon announced a $400 million investment into MP Materials. It is a U.S.-based company that extracts and processes rare earth elements. That includes a group of 17 metals used in technology from cars to airplanes to your cell phone.

For years, China has processed some 90% of the world’s rare earths. That is making U.S. policy makers nervous.

The U.S. hasn’t always relied on China for these materials, said Saleem Ali, a geographer at the University of Delaware.

“There was a time in the 1970s and ‘80s when the United States was the largest producer of rare earth minerals,” Ali said. “And most of those rare earths came from the Mountain Pass Mine in California.”

However, over time, China’s rare earth industry put nearly all of that out of business, said Neha Mukherjee of benchmark Mineral Intelligence. 

“The reason why their cost of operation is very low is because this entire thing is funded by the Chinese government and it has been taking control over the supply chain gradually, and it has only been increasing that control,” Mukherjee said.

According to Mukherjee, China isn’t afraid to exercise that control.

“China uses critical minerals as a strategic leverage, and they can turn on the tap whenever they want to and they can turn off the tap whenever they want to,” Mukherjee said.

In April, amid Trump’s trade war, China turned off the tap on some rare earth exports. That put the U.S. auto industry on edge, as well as the Pentagon. Those rare earths go into a special kind of magnet.

“It’s used in fighter jets, it’s used in submarines, it’s used in missiles,” Mukherjee said.

So, the Pentagon chose to invest in producing rare earths here in the U.S. With the deal, MP Materials plans to mine rare earth ore, from that same old Mountain Pass mine in California. It will process that ore and turn it into the magnets. 

“They are in the midst of creating a full supply chain,” said Morgan Bazilian, a professor of public policy at the Colorado School of Mines.

Now, while it’s true the government has provided some support to the industry in the past…

“This is absolutely a step change,” said Bazilian.

Bazilian said the Pentagon has promised to buy rare earth magnets from MP Materials at a higher price than Chinese-made ones currently fetch. That guarantee has helped spur more $1 billion in additional private financing for the project. As part of this deal, the Department of Defense gets something else, too.

“The DoD would become the largest shareholder in the company at about 15%,” said Bazilian.

The company points out: that’s far from full control, and they’re still publicly traded. However, there are some worries about the government taking a big stake in a strategically important firm, said Saleem Ali of the University of Delaware. 

“In essence it’s a form of nationalization of the company,” said Ali.

That’s the kind of thing that’s historically been more common in other countries, said Ali — countries like China.

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Eric Cohen's Heartfelt Journey: Revealing 'On The Edge (Choir Version) Eric Cohen, a hip-hop artist from Kansas City, is known for being sincere and open about his beliefs, as he's also a minister in a juvenile detention center weekly. His new single, "On The Edge (Choir Version)," continues in this honest style. In this strong song, Cohen talks about serious topics like feeling really sad and thinking about ending one's life. But he doesn't just talk about the problems; he also gives a message of hope and how to get better. He touches on some thoughts provoking messages that resonates with people from all walks of life, and can be enjoyed by people of all ages. Cohen has been making music for about three years now, listening to him you can hear sounds  of some famous musicians like Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, Janis Joplin, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Mac Miller, and Toby Mac. "On The Edge (Choir Version)," was recorded in his basement, from the recording and production and mixed by Uptown Productions. Although Cohen doesn’t think of himself as a singer, he did real good in broadcasting this message which serves as a resort to people going through hard times. "On The Edge (Choir Version)" isn't just a sad song; it's also a song that gives hope. It shows that music can help people when they're feeling down and that Eric Cohen cares about making the world a better place through his music and his work with young people. Listen to On The Edge (Choir Version) https://open.spotify.com/track/56jgdOgLwtoMkdB3qZIScQ Follow Eric Cohen on Facebook Twitter Spotify Soundcloud Bandcamp Youtube Instagram  

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Iran has attacked United States forces stationed at the Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar, declaring the strike a response to US attacks on its nuclear sites. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) confirmed the assault in a statement to the Iranian people, saying it carried out a “powerful and devastating missile attack” under Operation Annunciation of Victory. Consecutive flares and loud explosions were observed over Doha, Qatar, and other parts of the country as the missiles flew toward the base.

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#USBASED STUDENTS 🚨 💰 The Biden administration announced Wednesday it will cancel up to $20,000 in student debt for Pell Grant recipients, as well up to $10,000 for individual borrowers who make less than $125,000 per year. The Pell Grant is considered the largest source of federal aid. Its recipients make up more than 60% of the borrower population, the White House said. About 27 million borrowers will now be eligible to receive up to $20,000 in relief. 🔗 Click the link in @axios bio to read more about Pell Grants. (at ScholarshipJamaica.com) https://www.instagram.com/p/Chsm6LUOi7Z/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Karkinos Healthcare partners with US-based C2i Genomics to expand AI cancer detection

Karkinos Healthcare partners with US-based C2i Genomics to expand AI cancer detection

Karkinos Healthcare, a technology-driven cancer care platform in India, has entered into a strategic partnership with American oncology diagnostics firm C2i Genomics to promote AI-enabled cancer monitoring in the country. According to a press statement, their partnership will expand minimal residual disease (MRD) monitoring across Karkinos’ network using C2i Genomics’ whole-genome analysis…

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Jane N' The Jungle Screams 'Cut Me Open' Jane N' The Jungle, is a band that is gradually making waves in the world of modern rock which each song they produce, the band has once again proved their prowess when it comes to music making with their latest single, "Cut Me Open." The band actually hails from Phoenix, yet "Cut Me Open" has a strong message for anyone who is trying to be good enough for someone else. With Jordan White singing and Brian Dellis playing the guitar, this sync creates a sound that's really something. The song's opening is moody with a dark message, and the singer does a great job tuning her voice to bring out the message she is trying to convey perfectly. [caption id="attachment_52656" align="alignnone" width="2000"] The song's opening is moody with a dark message, and the singer does a great job[/caption] The explosive guitar riffs and drum licks are right on the spot, they create a perfect sync between the instrumentation and the singer's vocal range. The soaring vocals of Jane draws your attention to the lyrics to the song; you can hear her emotions oozing which each word she sings out, the pain of wanting to be something better for someone else. Jane N' The Jungle are actually a band to keep an eye on because with each song they release, you can tell how vexed they are with this music thing, from the production to the instrumentation, songwriting, and singing. “I wanna be special in your eyes,” this is a recurring lyrics in the song that gives it a nostalgic vibe and tickles the listener's emotions. Watch Cut Me Open below https://youtu.be/iQ18q6xIqmo Facebook Twitter Spotify Soundcloud Youtube Instagram  

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