BRUSSELS ― Ursula von der Leyen comfortably overcame her critics ― but her relationship with the European Parliament will never be the same again. In one of the most politically bruising weeks of her second term, the European Commission president faced down two motions of no confidence as well as a rebellion by lawmakers in her own conservative party. She remains safely in her job, and even came out of the fight with strengthened support, but there’s a price to pay. She’ll now have to take the