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Femme Fatale, fronted by Lorraine Lewis, has released a comeback single, “Living Like There’s No Tomorrow.” “Living Like There’s No Tomorrow” was written by Lewis and Trixter guitarist/vocalist Steve Brown, who also produced the song at his studio in New Jersey. Living Like There’s No Tomorrow. Lewis reactivated Femme Fatale after a nearly six-year run as Vixen’s lead vocalist. She was fired from Vixen last year and was replaced by Rosa Laricchiuta. Femme Fatale is best remembered for the songs “Waiting For The Big One” and “Falling In And Out Of Love.” Both are on the band’s self-titled ’88 debut album. ### The post Femme Fatale’s Comeback Single appeared first on RockinTown.

NEW MERCH - https://thebestpoliticalshirts.com/ Trump’s Ceasefire Just Took Effect — Will It SURVIVE or COLLAPSE? Highlights ?️ Donald Trump announces a ceasefire between Israel and Iran, but conflicting reports create confusion about its legitimacy and timing. ? Despite the ceasefire announcement, multiple missile barrages into Israel continue, raising doubts about the ceasefire holding. Assassination attempts on senior Iranian officials by Israel further complicate the peace process. ? The messaging around the conflict is inconsistent, with media and political factions offering contradictory narratives about war, peace, and victory. ? Some prominent voices within the MAGA movement and conservative circles express frustration, division, and skepticism over U.S. involvement and foreign policy choices. ? The presenter advocates for anti-war consistency and prioritizing domestic interests over risky foreign conflicts. ? Cautious hope for peace exists, but the geopolitical situation remains volatile with potential for further escalation or regime change. Key Insights ?️ Timeline Ambiguity Fuels Confusion: The ceasefire’s announced start time—whether midnight Eastern Time or local time in the Middle East—is unclear, causing misunderstandings among media, officials, and the public. This ambiguity undermines trust and complicates efforts to verify compliance, illustrating how critical clear communication is in conflict resolution. ? Ongoing Violence Undermines Ceasefire Credibility: The continuation of missile attacks and assassination attempts after ceasefire claims suggests either a lack of control among combatants or strategic use of violence to leverage negotiation power. This pattern is typical in fragile ceasefires where mutual suspicions remain high and spoilers exist. ? Misinformation and Narrative Wars Shape Public Perception: The transcript highlights the proliferation of fake news, disinformation, and contradictory statements from various sources. This inf..

by Ronald Stein P.E., Oliver Hemmers, and Steve Curtis, America Outloud: While we have seen the acceptance and advancement of nuclear power explode in the United States just over the last year or so, the recent executive orders issued by President Trump have added a strong endorsement of nuclear power. Reading through these executive orders, it seems […]

by Greg Piper, Just The News: Lower-than-expected pregnancy loss following flu vaccine, however. HHS wants 18-month hold on FOIA litigation related to vaccines including for COVID, litigant’s lawyer says. President Trump’s second-term agenda has been careful not to cast doubt on his signature first-term achievement, the development of COVID-19 vaccines through Operation Warp Speed, which […]

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