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  • Aug 2

    Nakamura wins Summer Grand Prix opener in Wisła; Tomasiak leads Poles in seventh

    Naoki Nakamura of Japan soared to victory at the Summer Grand Prix season opener in Wisła, Poland, on Friday, while Kacper Tomasiak finished seventh to lead the home contingent after a post-competition disqualification reshuffled the standings.

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NATO shoots down a drone

NATO fires over Lithuania as courts block Trump and EPA loosens carbon limits

The day’s sharpest stories shared a theme: institutions were forced to react faster than their rulebooks expected. NATO jets fired, judges halted improvised election rules, and regulators in Washington tried to erase a decade of climate law in one stroke.

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EU proposes a European Security Council and GAO quantifies federal restructuring costs, but no new US policy action beyond what the House tariff bill already captured.

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