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$2.3B Ukraine aid package sets Kyiv up to fail — and time's running out

In his fixation on helping Ukraine in small doses for “as long as it takes,” President Biden is setting Kyiv up for failure, and NATO for a major strategic setback. A failure to do so not only threatens Ukraine’s survival, but leaves some of our best and most reliable allies, such as Poland and the Baltic states, with no choice but to look for alternatives: think unchecked nuclear proliferation, formation of unstable regional alliances, or accommodation of adversaries like China.

StanChart CEO Winters Warns US Fiscal Policy Raises Risk of Debt Buyer Strike - Bloomberg

Standard Chartered Plc Chief Executive Officer Bill Winters said the US was running the risk of investors snubbing its debt as politicians fail to get a grip on the country’s ballooning deficit.

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Exit poll suggests tight three-way race in Irish election

Voters have been casting their ballot to choose representatives to serve in the Irish parliament. The BBC News NI website will be running a live page with the latest updates over the weekend.

Steve Bannon says a second Trump administration would 'fail' if Nikki Haley is tapped to be the ex-president's running mate

Steve Bannon in a recent interview said Nikki Haley as a potential Trump VP running mate would be a nonstarter. "If Nikki Haley is in this administration in any capacity, it will fail," he told podcaster Jack Posobiec. Trump has not yet secured the GOP presidential nomination, but due to his strength in not only the early-voting states but also in later contests — including critical races on Super Tuesday — many conservatives are already mapping out the former president's next moves in choosing a running mate. Bannon, who retains a major following among Trump's MAGA base voters, told Posobiec that Haley would seek to style herself in the mold of former Vice President Dick Cheney should the pair become a ticket and win the White House in 2024. "If Nikki Haley is in this administration in any capacity, it will fail," he said.Ex-White House chief strategist Steven Bannon in a recent interview threw cold water on Nikki Haley's potential selection as a vice presidential running mate for former President Donald Trump, arguing that she would cause a second Trump administration to "fail."During a conversation with podcaster Jack Posobiec, Bannon called Haley a "viper" who as a vice president would "try to run it as prime minister."When Bush tapped Cheney to be his running mate in 2000, it was seen as a move that elevated an experienced Washington hand, as Bush's elected political experience was limited to his gubernatorial tenure in Texas.

‘The worst women you’ve ever met running a failing antique store’: uncanny adventure Mystiques: Haunted Antiques | Games | The Guardian

Players use supernatural powers to source and curate their stock in this refreshing action game which sits somewhere between Suspiria and a psychic Bargain Hunt In Mystiques: Haunted Antiques, described by its creators as “a game about the four worst women you’ve ever met running a failing antique store”, players step into the platform sneakers of a fashionista/business owner, Gem, who’s struggling to manage a failing curio curation business.

Kyiv Is Running Out of Options to Fund the Fight Against Russia

Policymakers in Kyiv are trying to work out how they can fund Ukraine’s war effort if its allies fail to come through with promised aid. The options are fraught with risk.

Irish election 'too close to call' says Simon Harris

The leaders of the three parties battling to top the polls in the Irish general election have been elected.

Marketmind: Gold makes the running as oil fails to fire

Oil failed to sustain an early rally that followed news of attacks on commercial shipping in the Red Sea. Notably, oil prices lost early gains and Brent eased around 57 cents to $78.31 a barrel amid doubts that OPEC+ would be able to maintain planned output cuts, particularly by some African ... Oil failed to sustain an early rally that followed news of attacks on commercial shipping in the Red Sea. Notably, oil prices lost early gains and Brent eased around 57 cents to $78.31 a barrel amid doubts that OPEC+ would be able to maintain planned output cuts, particularly by some African countries.Asian stocks have made a hesitant start to the week, while gold hit a new peak and Treasuries ran into profit-taking on their recent stellar gains. Oil failed to sustain an early rally that followed news of attacks on commercial shipping in the Red Sea.

Jim Harbaugh is trying to change the Chargers' losing culture; here's how he's doing it

Harbaugh has won everywhere he has been, but he has also been a magnet for controversy. Players described a disconnected locker room and a coach in Staley who played favorites and lost his charm as the team, which had Super Bowl expectations, had another disappointing season. After firing Staley, the Chargers lost their final four games to finish 5-12, but one player, running back Joshua Kelley, told reporters that the team felt "more together" during that time.Months later, that five-win team is without some of last season's best players. When Harbaugh arrived, the Chargers were more than $50 million over the salary cap, forcing them to part ways with wide receiver Mike Williams, tight end Gerald Everett and running back Austin Ekeler.Harbaugh moved Alt to right tackle, giving the Chargers an offensive line that features three former first-round picks; left tackle Rashawn Slater and guard Zion Johnson are the others. They plan to lean on that line and newly signed running backs J.K.Defensive lineman Scott Matlock keeps a running tab on the most notable things Harbaugh says daily.