Conservative Nawrocki wins Poland presidential runoff
Conservative Karol Nawrocki defeats Rafal Trzaskowski by a narrow margin to become Poland’s new president, signaling a shift toward nationalist policy. The result weakens Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s pro European coalition and raises questions about its survival into 2027. Nawrocki, 42, backed by Law and Justice, aims for strong economy and guarded NATO stance, while Zelenskyy and Orban offered congratulations.
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Tulsa mayor proposes $100 million repair trust for 1921 Massacre
Tulsa’s new mayor Monroe Nichols proposed a $100 million private trust aimed at scholarships and housing for descendants of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. The plan, called a road to repair, would not grant direct cash payments and requires no city council approval for creation though transfer of city property may be needed. The fund seeks about $105 million in assets by 2026, with $60 million focused on revitalizing North Tulsa’s Greenwood District.
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Supreme Court rejects two gun rights cases
The Supreme Court, in a split decision, declined to hear challenges to high capacity magazines and state bans on AR-15 style rifles. Three conservative justices signaled disagreement, with Alito, Gorsuch, and Thomas urging review of assault weapons bans and Kavanaugh cautious yet skeptical about their constitutionality. The decisions come amid ongoing debates over gun control following mass shootings and a 2022 ruling expanding Second Amendment rights.
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