Poland's president turned an aircraft around after what the headline of a Fox News report called a "coup" at the country's top court. The headline places the word in quotation marks, and the summary does not say who characterized the events in that way.

The outlet's summary said that tensions between Poland's president and prime minister intensified as demonstrators rallied outside the country's top court. The summary did not describe what prompted the rally, when it took place, or how many people attended. It did not include a statement from either leader, and it used the word "tensions" without characterizing the conduct of either official.

The report is the only source available for this account, and the full article was not accessible for review. As a result, the reason the plane was turned around and the positions behind the dispute could not be confirmed.

The headline and summary do not indicate whether the court or the government has responded publicly to the events described. No other outlet's coverage was available for comparison, so no discrepancies between reports could be identified.

Sources: Fox News: Polish president turns plane around after 'coup' at nation’s top court.