Poland’s voters demonstrated the power of the ballot box last weekend, with consequences for Ukraine and the E.U.
One of the great strengths of democracy is the ability to self-correct when voters demand it, a right autocrats do not bestow. Poland’s voters demonstrated this power this past weekend in a parliamentary vote that marked a major turn away from eight years of right-wing nationalism and illiberalism. At last, Poland isto form a coalition in the 460-member lower house of parliament, defeating the conservative Law and Justice party. which has ruled since 2015.
Just as promising was the turnout: Some 74 percent of Poles voted, the highest percentage since the fall of communism. Long lines formed at polling stations;stood in line until nearly 3 a.m. The voter surge came despite signs that the electoral playing field was tilted toward Law and Justice.
The Department of Health and Human Services announced more than $103 million in funding to address the maternal health crisis. The money will boost access to mental health services, help states train more maternal health providers and bolster nurse midwifery programs. These initiatives are an encouraging step toward tackling major gaps in maternal health and well-being.
During a Monday hearing, Judge Tanya S. Chutkan rejected as “far beyond what is necessary” Donald Trump’s demand to postpone until mid-2026 his trial for allegedly obstructing the results of the 2020 election. Instead,— the day before Super Tuesday. Six months is more than enough time for defense counsel to prepare. GOP primary voters deserve to know the outcome when choosing their standard-bearer.The results ease an E.U. identity crisis.
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