Embracing the icy crisp winter air, warming your hands with a Starbucks,

wrapping up in snugly layers upon layers.

The signs are all there.

You're entering your cozy era.

And there's nothing cozier than the limited edition Starbucks Arm and Biscotti O'Late.

A new smooth and warming twist on a classic.

Whatever era you're in, find your perfect order in store on Starbucks

delivers and the Starbucks UK app, subject to availability while stocks last.

The Senate rushes to salvage an aid deal for Ukraine and Israel as a doomed border bill goes up for a vote. Plus President Biden easily wins Nevada's Democratic primary, though fears mount that

he's losing progressive support.

In 2020, the President formed this alliance with progressives, and now we're seeing that that alliance is

under threat because of the president's handling of the war and then also now

this border proposal. And landlords are slashing rents but only for the wealthy.

It's Wednesday, February 7th.

I'm Luke Vargas for the Wall Street Journal,

and here is the AM edition of What's News,

the top headlines and business stories moving your world today.

In Washington, Republicans and Democrats are gearing up for a clash today at the Senate as lawmakers vote on a bipartisan national security and border package that Republican leaders say has no real chance of passing. That's after the legislation drew sharp

criticism from GOP lawmakers who said its border provisions weren't strong enough.

Democrats meanwhile have accused Republicans of a bait a bait and switch, souring on provisions

that they had previously insisted be included.

Journal immigration reporter Michelle Hackman told us that while the bill faces a near

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