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  • Chicago wears 3-round Mock Draft after the Chiefs of Kansas City ruined everything

    Chicago wears 3-round Mock Draft after the Chiefs of Kansas City ruined everything

    For a dynasty team, the Chiefs of Kansas City are a sympathetic couple.

    But on February 27, 2025, the Chiefs became unbearable. At least to Chicago Bears fans.

    One of the appreciated players in the harvest of 2025 NFL-free agents, KC’s All-Pro offensive guard Trey Smith has been on the Beren Radar for months, and understandable. He is young (25), he is healthy and he has all the tools that Chicago GM Ryan Poles van holds in an O-Lineman. (Actually he has the tools that everyone Love in an O-Lineman, therefore there was no guarantee that the bears could have signed him in the first place.)

    When the Chiefs Smith tagged, Chicago’s plans to improve their attacking trenches, this season outside season went sideways. They will now have to run their approach from both free agency and the NFL Draft.

    On the one hand, that can be a good thing, because Poland can two free free agents at the starting level ink for the costs of one Trey Smith. On the other hand, this limits Chicago’s plans for the first round of the design – all of them except to have To go o-line.

    To this end, this is what the first three rounds of the 2025 NFL concept can look like for the bears, after KC has messed up Chicago’s best plans.

    LSU Ot Will Cambtell is the most sleekest O-Lineman of the design, hard stop. As we get closer to April, he climbs boards at an alarming pace and does not pass the Las Vegas Raiders at the Six spot. Damn, he may not even pass the New England Patriots at four o’clock.

    So if Chicago wants him, they have to trade in, but is it worth it to sacrifice design capital to get Campbell in the building? No. They have too many holes to fill.

    Membou also does some board climbing of his own, understandable, because he is one of the most versatile rulers of the design. The Mizzou -Man only allowed one bag in 2024, and Pff Together with Green Bay Guard Zach Tom, a young person who they assessed in 2024 as the fourth best O-Lineman of the competition.

    Membou is not the expected choice-that would probably Kelvin Banks Jr. From Texas his-buts pole is not an expected type of man (Darnell Wright about Jalen Carter, someone?) Yet Membou would be a day-one starter, his athletics and Savvy will be a problem for the NFL North for the NFL NORTH for Years to Come.

    This is an edge-heavy sketch, so Poland can wait until day two to strengthen his line of defense, and Tuimoloau would do that exactly. He is a cerebral player of whom The 33rd team says“[H]E is a diey rusher who waits patiently for a tackle to declare himself with his feet or his hands. Tuimoloau will try to take advantage of errors or fogmings during the early approach to the representative. “

    Can the 21-year-old have an impact immediately? Maybe. Will he be in the start on the opening day? Possible. Should Poland wait for round three to go edge? Probably not.

    Bears head coach Ben Johson promised all his love for the sitting running declining d’Andre Swift But Johnson was very successful during his Stint in Detroit with the help of a two-back system, so that he could (and should) be on it that Poles demonstrably grab the second best rusher on the board.

    With Keenan Allen probably went on his way to greener (or at least different) meadows, Chicago needs a quality of WR3 for Caleb Williams – and that WR3 and damn better tools.

    The 33rd team composes Higgins to Michael Pittman Jr.who have WR1 skills, and if Poles can land an WR1 level talent in the third round His third round Jinx – That is a huge W.

    So take that, Chiefs from Kansas City.

  • Former Pokemon World Champion says that a new game is about to change the competitive scene upside down, with changes so great that he “can’t even understand them”

    Former Pokemon World Champion says that a new game is about to change the competitive scene upside down, with changes so great that he “can’t even understand them”

    A former Pokemon world champion says that the new competitive title of the series, Pokemon Champions, could have a huge impact on the competition circuit.

    Yesterday, during Pokemon Presents 2025, Nintendo and Game Freak had a game announcement to join his thick Pokemon Legends: Sat Reveal. Pokemon Champions is a competitive-oriented strategy game that all the narrative and presumably quite a bit of the creatures of the creatures who are a supporting pillar of the series of the series for almost three decades, a supporting pillar of the series of the series. Pokemon Champions is all about competition, which is probably the reason why one of the best players in the world thinks it will probably make a big splash.

  • When it comes to rates, Trump can’t have it all

    When it comes to rates, Trump can’t have it all

    In his first month, President Trump has issued a non -repellent stream of tariff threats, accompanied by almost as many reasons why they should come into effect.

    Rates in Canada, Mexico and China are a bat to force those countries, the largest trading partners in America, to limit the flow of drugs and migrants to the United States. Exchange on steel, aluminum and copper are a way to protect the domestic industries that are important for defense, while they will support a critical production basis on cars. A new system of ‘reciprocal’ rates is seen as a way to prevent America from being ‘stolen’ by the rest of the world.

    Those goals are almost always followed for another reason to touch both allies and competitors with rates: “Long term will make our country a fortune,” Mr Trump said, signing an executive order on mutual rates this month.

    Mr Trump claims that the rates impose few or no costs on the United States and in enormous income that the government can use to pay for tax cuts and impose expenditure and even to balance the federal budget.

    But trading experts indicate that rates cannot reach all the goals that Mr Trump has made at the same time. In fact, many of his goals are contradicted and undermine each other.

    For example, if Mr Trump’s rates poke companies to make more of their products in the United States, American consumers will buy less imported goods. As a result, rates would generate less income for the government.

    The use of rates of Mr Trump as leverage in international negotiations can also chase away his reasons. If other countries meet their requirements to combat border crossings, to reduce drug flows or to correct other issues he finds problematic, the president is expected to threaten his rates. As a result, no extra income would be increased and companies would have no reason to move production to the United States.

    “All these rates are internally inconsistent with each other,” says Chad Bown, a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, a think tank in Washington. “So what is the real priority? Because you can’t let all those things happen at the same time. “

    Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said during his confirmation hearing in January that the president uses rates for various reasons. He outlined three main objectives: remedying unfair commercial practices, increasing income and encouraging other countries to negotiate conditions that are beneficial for the United States.

    The use of rates by Mr. Trump with decades of precedent. The United States had not proposed any rates in this part since almost 100 years ago, when the soup-hawley tariff act rates increased for thousands of products and, historians, claim that the big depression was being deepened, said William A. Reinsch, the Scholl-President in International Business at the Center Think Tank.

    For the Lord Trump, rates have become a full-purpose tool, Mr. Reinsch said.

    “It doesn’t matter what the crime is, the answer is rates,” he said.

    The conflicting reasons behind the rates of Mr. Trump is perhaps the most important thing when it comes to income. The president has sometimes driven the idea to replace income tax with rates to finance the government.

    Some house republicans have welcomed rates as a way to help pay for the extension of the tax cuts of Mr Trump 2017, which is expected to cost $ 4 trillion for a decade. One of the first executive orders of the president called for creating an external entry service to withdraw money from rates, an agency whose trade secretary has said he should replace the Internal Revenue Service.

    The IRS has collected $ 5.1 trillion in taxes in the last tax year, and both liberal and conservative economists have said that replacing that amount is mathematically impossible due to rates. The United States imported around $ 3.3 trillion of goods last year, so the average rate for all American entry should exceed more than 150 percent to cover the gap.

    Such high tasks would drastically increase the prices for input, which means that Americans probably buy much less from them – reduce income from the rates.

    Mr Bessent recognized this month this month in an interview with Larry Kudlow about FOX Business, which implies that rates would not be reliable source of income.

    “In theory, rates would be a shrinking ice cube,” said Mr Bessent. He added: “I think rates are a means to achieve a goal, and that end brings the production basis back to the US”

    Mr. Trump said he was planning to impose steep rates on Canada and Mexico because he wanted them to stop immigration and drug trafficking on their limits with the United States. He prepared to place the duties last month before he reached an agreement to postpone them, but Mr Trump now says he will maintain them next week.

    Both Canada and Mexico have worked feverishly to reach a deal across the border issues and set the rates-one back and forth that could ultimately mean that the United States does not collect new import load.

    “There is tension between wanting to use rates for negotiations, having other countries collect their barriers and cancel our barriers and subsequently want rates income,” Erica York, an analyst at the Tax Foundation, a think tank that generally promotes lower taxes. “If you want income, some rates will have to be permanently in place.”

    Mr Trump’s arguments about the use of rates as a negotiating instrument to force other countries to lower their own taxes against the United States also seem to create confusion about whether his ultimate goal is to increase or lower rates.

    Free traders within the Republican party seem to cross their fingers that Mr Trump will use rates to open international markets instead of concluding them, although many countries have responded to them with retaliation taxes on American exports.

    There are also potential contradictions between Mr Trump’s plans for rates and his goal to ignite an economic flowering that would increase American jobs and keep the growth high and keep prices low.

    On Thursday, when he met the British Prime Minister, Mr. Trump praised rates for helping American companies.

    “We’re going to return our car industry,” he said. “We are going to return our chips. We are going to bring so many things back to our country, including medicines and drugs. And the thing that will get us there are rates. “

    But many economists warn that rates can have negative effects on the economy, including increasing prices for consumers and slowing down growth. Although Mr Trump says that foreign governments pay for rates, economic research has shown that American consumers often suffer.

    Other economic research has shown that rates generally lowered American production paths because some manufacturers were confronted with higher input costs and as other countries strive for retribution rates.

    “People really underestimate the growth effect of rates,” said Tom Porcelli, head -American economist at PGIM Fixed Income. “Rates are a tax and you feel the effects of a load.”

    Mr. Trump has experience with trade wars. During his first term, he threatened to impose the rates for Mexican input and to close the border completely, and imposed rates for nearly $ 400 billion in imported metals, solar panels and goods from China.

    American companies encouraged that uncertainty to put expansion plans and reduce the expenditure for large investments. Inflation was then less worrying for the Federal Reserve, since the growth of the consumer price was consistently under the objective of 2 percent of the central bank. The prospects of a weakening economy and scarce inflation problems threaten to reduce the FED in 2019 by 0.75 percentage points by 0.75 percentage points.

    This time the American economy is in solid form, but there are signs that consumers are braced for a less benign outcome. A survey released this week by the Conference Board showed that consumer wisdom in February fell sharply as expectations about future inflation increased. A similar image takes shape in a closely viewed study by the University of Michigan.

    The combination of higher prices and slower growth has a “touch of stagflation,” said Mr. Porcelli, warning that “the longer this uncertainty lingers, the greater the risk that you see this deterioration.”

    Mr. Trump has criticized the economic impact of rates.

    “Will there be some pain?” He wrote on social media at the beginning of February. “Yes, maybe (and maybe not!). But we will make America great again, and it will all be worth the price to be paid. “

  • UN -Health agencies work together to the outbreak of Cholera in Sudan in Stam

    UN -Health agencies work together to the outbreak of Cholera in Sudan in Stam

    Since a cholera outbreak in Sudan deteriorates, UNICEF reports the increased risk to thousands of children and it works together with other health authorities to protect those who are at risk in a country that has already been destroyed by constantly violent conflict.

    By Sr. Jecinter antoinette okoth, fssa

    In response to a fast -growing cholera outbreak that threatens thousands of lives, the International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) of the United Nations collaborated with the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Sudanese Ministry of Public Health to protect the spread of the disease and vulnerable children.

    A UNICEF report emphasizes that “more than 292,000 children run the risk of cholera in the state of Witte Nile, Sudan”, and more than 500 children belong to the 2,700 cholera cases that are reported between January 1 and February 24, 2025.

    Because of this concern, the UN agencies have performed interventions to curb the outbreak, and on 21 February they “launched a six-day Cholera vaccination campaign in the places of Kosti and Rabak in White Nile.”

    In addition, UNICEF Cholera has provided treatment skits and supports the use of frontline employees in Cholera treatment centers to strengthen care. They also support the training of public health workers in monitoring infection prevention and members of the community to check the situation on the spot.

    According to the report, the campaign is intended to reach more than a million people with oral cholera vaccines.

    Why rapid rise in cholera cases

    With cholera cases that rise in affected regions of Sudan, the UN agencies together with the federal Ministry of Health and Humanitarian partners notice that “a large power outage, after attacks on electricity power stations on February 16, the watercourses in the locations of Kosti and Rabak in the state of the White -Rivile -Rivel -Rivel in the state in the state in the state in the state in the state in the state in the state in the state in the state in the state of the state in the condition of the state of the state in the state of the State in the State in the state of the State in the State in the State in the State in the State in the State in the State in the State in the State in the State in the State in the State.”

    They also revealed that limited or no access to safe drinking water, in combination with a sharp fall in vaccination rates, deteriorates the crisis and increases the risk of cholera, in particular in relocation camps and overcrowded urban centers.

    In general, White Nile State houses an estimated 650,000 internal displaced persons (IDPs) and 400,000 refugees. In this case, population movements on the border with South Sudan add further challenges for controlling the outbreak.

    Cholera is a life -threatening disease for children

    According to UNICEF representative in Sudan, Sheldon Yett, Cholera is a serious threat to children’s life and can lead to death within a few hours if they are not treated quickly.

    “The continuous destruction of the critical humanitarian infrastructure has not left a child safely in this war,” he said. “If children access to clean water, sanitary facilities and hygiene and information are denied to prevent the spread of cholera, the epidemic will unfortunately continue.”

    Since the Kosti region is most affected, with an estimated 292,000 children who are at risk, UNICEF has “provided chemicals for fuel and water treatment to support the operation of the primary water treatment plant, which offers access to safe water to around 150,000 people.”

    Subsequently, “Unicef ​​and partners also spread life -saving water, sanitary facilities and hygiene in affected locations to guarantee access to safe water and to strengthen good practices.”

    At the same time, they are “communities, through discussions and social media, to spread important messages about the causes, symptoms and prevention of cholera.”

    Mr. Yett warned that outbreaks of diseases, such as this cholera crisis, can overwhelmed fragile health systems and the already weakened sanitation infrastructure can be weakened.

    Although tackling the immediate emergency situation is crucial, he continued: “We must invest in strengthening the systems that underlie the services that children need.”

  • Space -Retention: a call for more dialogue, no less

    Space -Retention: a call for more dialogue, no less

    On February 19, the Mitchell Institute published a report on the theory of the United States Space Force of Competitive Endurance. The report assumes that the core theoretical approach of the Space Force could undermine its institutional development and long -term effectiveness as a military service. Shortly after the report was published, Chief of Space Operations Gen forbade. Chance Saltzman Space Force Guardians to participate in forums sponsored by Mitchell Institute. The strong reaction means a gap between Space Force Leadership and the Mitchell Institute, an independent think tank that “is dedicated to infusing war fights in the Space Force.” The report of the Mitchell Institute goes beyond criticizing the theoretical approach of the Space Force and plays in deep -rooted uncertainties, such as the existence of the Space Force itself.

    The theory of competitive endurance has three core principles: avoid operational surprise, refuse the first Mover benefit and perform responsible counter-space campaigns. A central theme of emerging theory is the need for continuous evaluation and evolution as an understanding of the space domain. The two -day space workshop of the Mitchell Institute produced a 36 -page report that challenges the theoretical approach of the Space Force. The most important findings of the report suggest that the Space Force lacks clearly defined roles and missions, the activities are not normalized such as other war fighting domains, the transmission of commercial space capacities undermines his military role and his warrior ethos must be reinforced.

    At first glance, the criticism is not new and seem harmless. However, the fact that they are not new suggests that the leadership of space troubles does not adequately tackle these challenges. This offers an indication of the strong leadership reaction. It is also not the first time that the Mitchell Institute offered an opinion that did not resonate with the National Security Space Enterprise. In August 2024, scientists from Mitchell Institute challenged army space activities in an editorial loaded with misleading assumptions. Army leaders offered a formal refutation; However, the strongest reprimand came from the commander of Space Command, General Stephen Whiting, who challenged the Mitchell Institute’s claim that the army revealed the Space Force Mission. In both cases, the opinions of the Mitchell Institute showed a lack of understanding of the strategic environment.

    The Mitchell Institute deviates of its nature as a “fact -based” independent think tank. Useful criticism should concentrate on the theory, rather than speculation. For example, a recent main article suggested that the maneuver principle is an important element for completing the theory and is overlooked as a core assumption. This useful criticism adds depth to the theory consumption process by ensuring that competitive endurance has flexibility and adaptability to prevent operational surprises. The assumption that was found in the Mitchell Institute report is that ‘the American taxpayer will not support a military service that he does not understand and that is not planning to’ win ‘in the Mitchell Institute report. This will lead to decreasing budgets and the inability to place the possibilities that are crucial for the success of space. “This speculative statement is not a fact -based policy recommendation.

    The findings of the Mitchell Institute report are incongruent with the theory of competitive endurance. The most striking thing is that the titles’ subscribe in the 2025 white book that describes the theory and the previous 2023 C-Noot emphasizes that it is a proposed theory for the Space Force. Gene. Saltzman acknowledges that this is not the final theory and evokes that Guardians openly debate. The report of the Mitchell Institute also noted that “at a time when the newest service determines its identity, removing ‘winning’ from Guardian -vocabulary stifles the development of a warfeighting mindset.” The sentiment lacks the facts -based objectivity that is needed for meaningful policy recommendations.

    The Mitchell Institute does identify the need for policy changes, increased resources and increased warfare culture. These are admirable goals, but must relate to the manners and resources. An axiom that comes to mind is that people in glass houses are not allowed to throw stones. It is easier to criticize a theory than to develop one. It is easier to argue for more resources when you do not have to manage them and balance them. It is easier to ask for an increased warfighter ethos than to stimulate them in a large organization. This is not an insult to the Mitchell Institute or its scholars. Instead, it is a call for action for a more substantive discourse. Gene. Saltzman’s decision to ban Guardians from Mitchell Institute events, sends the wrong message. There is a need for a larger dialogue, no less.

    The space domain is not special, but it is unique. The theoretical approach of the Space Force must acknowledge that overwhelming destruction is self -destructive because excessive debris endangers all the space activities, including their own. Space fight differs because of this consideration of air, land and sea warfare. The Space Force must talk about recommendations for counterproductive policy because of the self -destructive nature of the domain. The occurrence of excessive debris that spoils the domain for all actors is a reason why the Ministry of Defense has established principles of responsible behavior. The space force must find out how the space -superiority can be obtained and maintained without endangering the domain at its own expense.

    The Mitchell Institute must re -assess how the “innovative, in -depth, insightful and effective ideas and solutions for strengthening the space power of America.” Losing the trust and trust of the leadership of the Space Force is a red flag that provides space professionals. The Mitchell Institute must strive to provide objective policy recommendations and to prevent speculation. To treat the theoretical approach of the Space Force to undermine institutional development and long -term effectiveness is counterproductive. The Space Force should pay attention to the criticism and map a path to restore gates with the Mitchell Institute. Guardians should not be banned from events of Mitchell Institute; They must be willing to defend the theoretical approach of the army. We have to focus higher and always be above the fight.

    Colonel Pete Atkinson is a headquarters adviser at the headquarters of the Department of the Army and a public administration and policy student at Old Dominion University.

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  • New spyware found on thousands of Android and iOS users

    New spyware found on thousands of Android and iOS users

    • Spyzie turned out to be vulnerable to the same mistake as Cocospy and Spyzie
    • More than half a million Android users were exposed
    • About 4,900 iOS users were also exposed

    Hundreds of thousands of Android users, as well as a few thousand iPhone users, have compromised their sensitive data by a partner app, called Spyzie.

    The apps were found leaking e -mail addresses, SMS messages, Urpwogbooks, photos and other sensitive data, belonging to millions of people who, without their knowledge or permission, have installed these apps on their devices. The people who have installed those apps, in most cases, partners, parents, important others, have also exposed their e -mail addresses in the same way.

  • 5 reasons Stafford in Colts Uniform is logical

    5 reasons Stafford in Colts Uniform is logical

    Chris Ballard did not accidentally come across Matthew Stafford in an obscure Montana Ski Resort, but the general director of the Colts said on Wednesday that Anthony Richardson should compete for the start -quarterback rink. Could that competition be Stafford in Indianapolis?

    Dianna Russini reported considerably in the entire competition after the representatives of Stafford tried to gauge his value last week. Assuming Ballard and head coach Shane Steichen are at the front of that line, Stafford who joins the Colts would make sense for five important reasons.

    Super Bowl precedent: Since 2016, both Philadelphia and San Francisco have used top three picks to take quarterbacks. Then they admitted their mistakes and went on to Super Bowls with the replacements of those Quarterbacks. Philadelphia continued from Carson Wentz in favor of Jalen Hurts. San Francisco continued from Trey Lance in favor of Brock Purdy. Indianapolis took Richardson in general in 2023.

    “Forget all this Anthony Richardson competition,” said former Super Bowl champion Damien Woody on Thursday To get up. “You had two years. You have seen this guy in your building every day. You know if this man is a franchiseman. It’s time. It’s time to continue. “

    Winning division: Since the Rams acquired him in a trade in 2021, Stafford 4-2 against the AFC South, the division in which most of them consider the easiest of the NFL to win. The current Play-Off-Seeding System Rewards Division of the NFL of the NFL with play-off games in the first round. Stafford would move from the NFC West, which has produced seven Super Bowl teams for the past 13 years, to a division that has not seen a super bowl representative since 2009.

    Full cupboard: Stafford would participate in a selection with Jonathan Taylor and broad recipients Michael Pittman and Alec Pierce. When Stafford went to Los Angeles in 2021, the Rams won a super bowl with similar weapons. Cooper Kupp was 28 years old in that first season with Stafford, when Kupp won the elusive received Triple Crown. Pittman will be 28 in October.

    Pulpit: Just like Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll in New York, the Tandem Ballard-Steichen is an endangered species in Indianapolis. The acquisition of Stafford in a blockbuster trade would be a daring step that could offer job security. The Colts are also able to adjust the value of Stafford in the next two years, something crucial to get it on the Roster.

    Well -known conditions: Stafford has played his entire career (in Detroit from 2009-20, Los Angeles since 2021) at home locations with roofs and artificial grass. Lucas Oil Stadium presents a similar environment.

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