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Pytania Jawne 2026 | Prawa boskie a prawa ludzkie | „Antygona” Sofoklesa

The U.S. military reported intercepting Iranian attacks on three Navy ships in the Strait of Hormuz, while President Trump insists a ceasefire holds and seeks a peace deal ensuring free passage. Iran has created a new agency to collect tolls and control transit through the strait. In the U.S., economists expect April’s job report to show moderate hiring of 50,000-75,000 jobs, with wage gains offset by inflation and a shrinking workforce from immigration policies and retirements. The Southern Poverty Law Center pleaded not guilty to federal charges of fraudulently using $3 million in donations to pay informants in hate groups, denying allegations as politically motivated. Three tornadoes in Southern Mississippi injured 17 but caused no fatalities, damaging hundreds of homes and infrastructure. A cruise ship with a rare virus heads to the Canary Islands after three passenger deaths, though WHO deems spread risk low. Hackers briefly disrupted the Canvas educational platform, demanding ransom, but service was mostly restored. The WNBA season begins with two expansion teams, the Toronto Tempo and Portland Fire, amid rising league popularity, with the New York Liberty as early title favorites.

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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Corva Coleman, the U.S. military says an intercepted Iranian attacks on three U.S. Navy ships in the state of Hormuz yesterday. It also targeted sides responsible for attacking U.S. forces. Iranian state media say the country exchanged fire on an island in the strait. President Trump says the cease fire is still holding and he insists Iran wants a peace deal. Trump wants any deal to include free passage through the strait. The data shipping firm Lloyd's list intelligence says Iran has set up a new government agency to collect tolls and decide whether ships can even transit the strait. The government is poised to take the temperature of the U.S. job market. Hiring has been uneven in recent months, but NPR's Scott Horsley reports forecasters expect today's report from the Labor Department to show some moderation. Economists think employers added somewhere between 50 and 75,000 jobs in April. That would be a slowdown compared to March's hiring rate, but it would be better than the average over the last 10 months. Economist Sarah House of Wells Fargo will also be watching what happened to wages during the month. Wage gains have been cooling off just as inflation and gas prices are heating up. In terms of your real wages, that's basically getting wiped out by inflation right now. Economists are also keeping an eye on the size of the workforce. It shrunk since this time last year as a result of the crackdown on immigration and baby boomer retirements. Scott Horsley in pair news. The Southern Poverty Law Center is pleading not guilty to federal criminal charges. Beer's Debbie Elliott reports the Alabama-based civil rights organization was arraigned yesterday. The Southern Poverty Law Center's interim CEO Brian Fair entered the not guilty plea to charges including wire fraud, bank fraud and conspiracy to commit money laundering. At issue is its work tracking hate groups. The U.S. Justice Department accuses the SPLC of fraudulently using some $3 million in donations to secretly pay informants in right-wing extremist groups, including the Ku Klux Clan. Fair says the allegations are politically motivated and provably wrong and that information gathered from informants was used to dismantle hate groups. Acting U.S. Attorney Kevin Davidson says there's nothing vindictive about the prosecution. Debbie Elliott, NPR News, Montgomery. The National Weather Service says three tornadoes hit Southern Mississippi late Wednesday night. Authorities say 17 people were injured but there were no fatalities. There was a lot of damage. That includes hundreds of homes, wrecked power lines and downed trees. This is NPR. Spanish officials say a cruise ship where the rare haunt of virus has been found is heading for the Canary Islands in the Atlantic. Three passengers have died. Several others are sick. The director general of the World Health Organization says the risk of the disease spreading is very low. U.S. authorities are monitoring a handful of ship passengers who disembarked earlier. Hackers took over the educational platform Canvas for hours yesterday. It's used by thousands of U.S. schools and colleges. The saboteurs demanded ransoms. The company owner says Canvas is mostly accessible again. The WNBA regular season tips off tonight. Two new teams will make their debut as part of the league's ambitious expansion plan. NPR's Becky Sullivan reports WNBA viewership and attendance continue to rise. The season opens in Canada where the new Toronto tempo will host their first game in team history when they take on the Washington Mystics. On Saturday, the other new team, the Portland Fire, will host the Chicago sky. Both new teams are hoping to repeat the success of the Golden State Valkyries, who led the league in attendance last season and there in Ongoerol year in the league. The Indian of fever will welcome back Stargard Caitlin Clark, who missed most of last season with injuries. The fever have hopes of a title as do the Las Vegas Aces and their four time MVP, Asia Wilson, who once again look good. The Aces have won three of the last four WNBA titles, but the early season favorite to win it all are the New York Liberty. Becky Sullivan and PR News.

Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. The U.S. military intercepted Iranian attacks on three Navy ships in the Strait of Hormuz, with President Trump claiming a ceasefire still holds and demanding free passage.
  2. Iran has reportedly set up a new agency to collect tolls and control ship transit through the strait.
  3. U.S. job market forecasts for April show moderate hiring (50,000-75,000 jobs), with wage gains eroded by inflation and a shrinking workforce due to immigration crackdowns and retirements.
  4. The Southern Poverty Law Center pleaded not guilty to federal charges of wire fraud, bank fraud, and money laundering, accused of misusing $3 million in donations for informants in hate groups.
  5. Three tornadoes hit Southern Mississippi, injuring 17 but causing no fatalities, with extensive damage to homes and infrastructure.
  6. A cruise ship with a rare virus heads to the Canary Islands; three passengers died, but WHO says spread risk is low.
  7. Hackers targeted the educational platform Canvas, demanding ransom; service mostly restored.
  8. The WNBA season opens with two new teams (Toronto Tempo and Portland Fire), with rising viewership and the New York Liberty as early favorites.

Summary:

S. military reported intercepting Iranian attacks on three Navy ships in the Strait of Hormuz, while President Trump insists a ceasefire holds and seeks a peace deal ensuring free passage. Iran has created a new agency to collect tolls and control transit through the strait.

, economists expect April’s job report to show moderate hiring of 50,000-75,000 jobs, with wage gains offset by inflation and a shrinking workforce from immigration policies and retirements. The Southern Poverty Law Center pleaded not guilty to federal charges of fraudulently using $3 million in donations to pay informants in hate groups, denying allegations as politically motivated. Three tornadoes in Southern Mississippi injured 17 but caused no fatalities, damaging hundreds of homes and infrastructure.

A cruise ship with a rare virus heads to the Canary Islands after three passenger deaths, though WHO deems spread risk low. Hackers briefly disrupted the Canvas educational platform, demanding ransom, but service was mostly restored. The WNBA season begins with two expansion teams, the Toronto Tempo and Portland Fire, amid rising league popularity, with the New York Liberty as early title favorites.

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The U.S. military reported that it intercepted Iranian attacks on three U.S. Navy ships in the Strait of Hormuz and targeted those responsible.

President Trump says the cease fire is still holding and insists Iran wants a peace deal, with free passage through the Strait of Hormuz as part of any agreement.

Lloyd's List Intelligence reports that Iran set up a new government agency to collect tolls and decide whether ships can transit the Strait of Hormuz.

Economists expect employers added between 50,000 and 75,000 jobs in April, a slowdown from March but better than the average over the last 10 months.

The SPLC pleaded not guilty to federal charges including wire fraud, bank fraud, and conspiracy to commit money laundering related to using donations to pay informants.

Three tornadoes hit Southern Mississippi, injuring 17 people and causing damage to hundreds of homes, power lines, and trees, but no fatalities.

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