Here are some of today’s top news stories, complete with headlines and concise summaries:—D.C. Grand Jury Rejects Justice Department’s Indictment RequestA Washington, D.C. grand jury declined the Justice Department’s request to indict Nathalie Rose Jones, who faced allegations for posting an Instagram threat against former President Trump. Judge Moxila Upadhyaya questioned prosecutors on their next steps, but they had no immediate answer. —New Polish President, Endorsed by Trump, Visits White HousePoland’s newly elected president, Karol Nawrocki—backed by Trump—made his first foreign trip to the White House. During the visit, he pressed for continued U.S. military presence in Poland amid rising tensions from the Ukraine war. Highlights included a fighter jet flyover. —Shell Cancels Major Biofuels Plant in RotterdamShell has scrapped plans for a large biofuels facility in Rotterdam that was intended to produce sustainable aviation fuel and renewable diesel. The project, which began in 2022, was dropped due to unfavorable economics, leading to concerns about scaling up sustainable energy in the aviation sector. —AJ Lee Return to WWE Teased by Deleted Merchandise PostWrestling fans are buzzing after WWE’s official merchandise account accidentally posted—and then deleted—a tweet hinting at the return of AJ Lee. The post referenced upcoming merchandise for “WrestlePalooza,” sparking speculation. Wrestling news outlets suggest this could be more than a one-time appearance. —Additional Notable Headlines:Trump to Relocate U.S. Space Command HQ to AlabamaIn a major shift, President Trump announced that the U.S. Space Command headquarters will be permanently moved to Huntsville, Alabama, overturning the previous plan to keep it in Colorado. Tariff Ruling Could Lead to Billions in RefundsDespite a court ruling that Trump’s tariffs were unlawful, tariffs are likely to remain until mid-October while the Supreme Court reviews the case. Companies might be eligible for significant refunds if the ruling stands. 14-Year-Old Scottish Dart Talent Wins Senior TitleYoung darts prodigy Mitchell Lawrie from Scotland claimed his first senior WDF title at the Welsh Open at just 14 years old, defeating former world champion Neil Duff. —Let me know if you’d like more details on any of these stories or additional updates from specific sectors like sports, technology, or world politics!