专家：社媒禁令无法真正保护儿童安全

2026年6月1日 18:39 / 联合早报

英国政府今年3月启动“在网络世界中成长”公众咨询，探讨是否为社媒等网络平台设定法定最低使用年龄。 （法新社）

英国政府正研究是否为社交媒体设定法定最低使用年龄，甚至限制16岁以下未成年人使用相关平台。专家警告，目前缺乏足够证据证明全面禁令能够提升儿童网络安全，反而可能将年轻人推向监管较少、风险更高的网络空间。

英国广播公司（BBC）报道称，英国政府今年3月启动“在网络世界中成长”公众咨询，探讨是否为社媒等网络平台设定法定最低使用年龄，同时研究限制自动播放、无限滚动等功能，以及加强年龄验证措施。

这项检讨是英国进一步完善《网络安全法》工作的一部分。咨询结束前共收到超过8万1000份回应。英国首相斯塔默本周指出，政府将在完成分析后迅速采取行动，并强调相关措施必须带来重大改变。

不过，苏格兰儿童与青少年事务专员基利安（Nicola Killean）在提交给政府的回应中指出，目前有关社媒禁令的证据仍然有限，相关研究结果也不一致。她认为，一刀切的限制措施未必能解决问题，反而可能把责任从平台转移到儿童身上。

她说：“禁令几乎无助于解决根本问题，例如具有剥削性的算法，以及推动有害内容传播和提高用户参与度的商业模式。”

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基利安承认，社媒可能让儿童接触有害内容、遭遇网络霸凌、受到操纵、被陌生人接触或利用，也可能导致过度使用等问题。她说，社媒同时在许多年轻人的生活中扮演重要角色，为他们提供沟通、自我表达、获取资讯、参与公共讨论，以及与社群和支持网络保持联系的平台。

她特别提醒，全面禁令对某些群体的影响可能更大，包括居住在偏远地区的儿童、拥有海外亲属的家庭、残障儿童，以及依赖线上社群寻求身份认同与支持的年轻人。

基利安呼吁，政府应把重点放在加强平台问责和改善产品设计上，而非单纯限制用户年龄。她建议当局加强监管平台的有害功能，并确保相关规则能够根据儿童年龄和成熟程度作出区分，同时让年轻人直接参与未来政策制定过程。

英国政府回应称，当局认同基利安保障儿童网络安全的目标，并感谢她推动相关改革。当局称，目前已有超过10万人参与咨询，涵盖年龄限制及平台安全设计等议题，当局已获得新的法律权力，并将在今年夏季公布下一步计划。

孩子有样学样 瑞典吁家长放下手机陪子女

2026年6月1日 18:42 / 联合早报

瑞典公共卫生局说，研究表明父母使用电子屏幕会对他们与孩子的互动产生负面影响，经常使用电子屏幕的父母，他们的子女也更容易养成类似习惯。 （档案照片）

瑞典政府周一呼吁家长在陪伴孩子时放下手机。

瑞典公共卫生局星期一（6月1日）发声明说，研究表明，父母使用电子屏幕会对他们与孩子的互动产生负面影响。此外，经常使用电子屏幕的父母，他们的子女也更容易养成类似习惯。

自2024年以来，瑞典公共卫生局一直建议家长“反思”他们在孩子身边使用智能手机的行为，但在新的建议中，当局提出了更为具体的建议。

当局在周一发表的声明中建议：“和孩子在一起时，请把手机收起来。只有在必要时，或者和孩子一起使用时才用手机。”

当局还建议家长们为孩子在卧室或餐桌等地点设立“无屏幕区”。

瑞典公共卫生局的精神科医生弗里林斯多夫指出：“孩子不仅受成人言语的影响，也受成人行为的影响。因此，日常生活中的一些小改变，无论对当下的互动，还是对孩子长期的习惯养成，都可能产生深远的影响。”

近年来，瑞典一直致力于减少儿童使用手机的时间。今年1月，政府宣布将禁止九年级及以下（即15至16岁）的学生在学校使用智能手机。

孩子有样学样 瑞典吁家长放下手机陪子女

2026年6月1日 18:42 / 联合早报

瑞典公共卫生局说，研究表明父母使用电子屏幕会对他们与孩子的互动产生负面影响，经常使用电子屏幕的父母，他们的子女也更容易养成类似习惯。 （档案照片）

瑞典政府周一呼吁家长在陪伴孩子时放下手机。

瑞典公共卫生局星期一（6月1日）发声明说，研究表明，父母使用电子屏幕会对他们与孩子的互动产生负面影响。此外，经常使用电子屏幕的父母，他们的子女也更容易养成类似习惯。

自2024年以来，瑞典公共卫生局一直建议家长“反思”他们在孩子身边使用智能手机的行为，但在新的建议中，当局提出了更为具体的建议。

当局在周一发表的声明中建议：“和孩子在一起时，请把手机收起来。只有在必要时，或者和孩子一起使用时才用手机。”

当局还建议家长们为孩子在卧室或餐桌等地点设立“无屏幕区”。

瑞典公共卫生局的精神科医生弗里林斯多夫指出：“孩子不仅受成人言语的影响，也受成人行为的影响。因此，日常生活中的一些小改变，无论对当下的互动，还是对孩子长期的习惯养成，都可能产生深远的影响。”

近年来，瑞典一直致力于减少儿童使用手机的时间。今年1月，政府宣布将禁止九年级及以下（即15至16岁）的学生在学校使用智能手机。

US military attacks Iran in ‘self-defense strikes’ over weekend

2026-06-01T05:44:02-04:00 / Fox News

CENTCOM asserted it ‘will continue to protect U.S. assets and interests in response to unwarranted Iranian aggression during the ongoing ceasefire’

By Alex Nitzberg Fox News

Published June 1, 2026 5:44am EDT | Updated June 1, 2026 7:36am EDT

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U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) announced that it carried out “self-defense strikes” against Iran over the weekend.

“U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) conducted self-defense strikes on Iranian radar and command and control sites for drones in Goruk, Iran and Qeshm Island this weekend,” a press release noted.

“The measured and deliberate strikes occurred on Saturday and Sunday in response to aggressive Iranian actions that included the shootdown of a U.S. MQ-1 drone that was operating over international waters. U.S. fighter aircraft swiftly responded by eliminating Iranian air defenses, a ground control station, and two one-way attack drones that posed clear threats to ships transiting regional waters,” CENTCOM continued.

TRUMP WARNS IRAN US WILL ‘FINISH THE JOB’ IF DEAL COLLAPSES AS ISRAEL EXPANDS LEBANON OFFENSIVE

U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth listens as Adm. Brad Cooper, Commander of U.S. Central Command, speaks during a press briefing at the Pentagon on April 16, 2026 in Arlington, Va.(Alex Wong/Getty Images)

“No American service members were harmed. CENTCOM will continue to protect U.S. assets and interests in response to unwarranted Iranian aggression during the ongoing ceasefire,” the release added.

The Associated Press reported that Kuwait noted its air defenses opened fire on Monday to intercept drone and missile attacks. Around the same time, Iran’s paramilitary Revolutionary Guard said it responded to an American attack without saying where, likely referring to the attack on Kuwait. The Guard, via a statement reported by the state-run IRNA news agency, indicated that America targeted a telecommunications tower, according to the AP.

Asserting that Iran “really wants” to strike an agreement, President Donald Trump declared in a Monday morning Truth Social post that chattering critics are making it more difficult for him to negotiate.

MOJTABA KHAMENEI TOUTS NEW ANTI-US ALLIANCE AS GULF BACKCHANNELS SEEP INTO TEHRAN: ANALYST

President Trump: If we don’t get what we want, we’ll ‘end it a different way’ in Iran
He urged people to “sit back and relax,” claiming that the issue will ultimately turn out “well.”

“Iran really wants to make a deal, and it will be a good one for the U.S.A. and those that are with us. But don’t the Dumocrats, and various seemingly unpatriotic Republicans, understand that it is MUCH tougher for me to properly do my job and negotiate, when political hacks keep negatively ‘chirping,’ at levels never seen before, over and over again, that I should move faster, or move slower, or go to war, or not go to war, or whatever,” he declared in a Truth Social post early on Monday.

“Just sit back and relax, it will all work out well in the end – It always does!” he declared.

TRUMP REVEALS KEY IRAN CONCESSION, WARNS US WILL ‘FINISH IT OFF MILITARILY’ IF DEAL FAILS

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The U.S. is continuing to conduct a blockade against Iran.

“U.S. forces operating in the Gulf of Oman enforced blockade measures by disabling a Gambia-flagged maritime vessel attempting to sail toward an Iranian port, May 29,” CENTCOM announced in a Saturday press release.

The Associated Press contributed to this report

Alex Nitzberg is a writer for Fox News Digital.

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五伊波拉患者康复出院 为更多患者能被治愈带来希望

2026年6月1日 19:46 / 联合早报

五伊波拉患者康复出院 为更多患者能被治愈带来希望

随着四名医护人员康复出院，刚果（金）的伊波拉患者康复总人数达到五人，为更多患者能够战胜病魔带来希望。图为取得了康复证明的医护人员在布尼亚的医院门口合影留念。 （路透社）

（金沙萨综合电）四名感染了伊波拉病毒的刚果（金）医护人员康复出院，让该国在本轮疫情中的痊愈总人数达到五人，也为更多患者能够被治愈带来希望。

据路透社报道，世界卫生组织星期天（5月31日）宣布，刚果（金）四名感染了罕见的本迪布焦型（Bundibugyo）伊波拉病毒的医护人员已经康复，于当天从伊图里省布尼亚的医院出院。

加上5月27日，一名确诊的实验室工作人员在两次病毒检测阴性后出院，目前刚果（金）已有五名确诊者成功被治愈。

世卫组织指出，随着疫情应对措施逐步加强，让患者可以更早确诊并接受治疗，预计会有更多的患者能够康复出院。

深入伊图里省疫区了解情况的世卫组织总干事谭德塞（左一），星期天也与几名康复的患者见面，合影留念。（路透社）

截至星期天，刚果（金）和邻国乌干达共报告了近300起确诊病例，其中43人死亡，另有上千起疑似病例等待检查。

非洲疾控中心主任卡塞亚警告，疫情防控必须跟上疫情传播的速度，并强调这次疫情是对非洲疾控中心和非洲联盟的严肃考验。

美国疫苗制造商莫德纳（Moderna）星期一（6月1日）也宣布，已与流行病防范创新联盟（CEPI）达成合作，开发一款有望针对本迪布焦型伊波拉病毒的疫苗。

巴西疑似伊波拉患者增至两人

南美洲国家巴西的疑似伊波拉病例增加至两起。虽然两人分别确诊脑膜炎和疟疾，但卫生部门仍不能完全排除伊波拉的可能性，还需继续进行检测和隔离治疗。

据法新社报道，近期曾前往非洲的37岁刚果（金）男子，于星期天被诊断患有重症脑膜炎，也在接受更多伊波拉病毒筛查。

另一名男子5月22日从乌干达抵达里约热内卢后，出现咳嗽、发冷、腹泻等病毒感染症状，随即被隔离。巴西卫生部门星期天说，男子的疟疾检测呈阳性，伊波拉病毒检测结果则呈阴性，但仍须被隔离，直到调查结束。

在意大利，一名出现部分病毒感染症状的男子5月30日从刚果（金）飞回卡利亚里（Cagliari）后，当地也启动了针对伊波拉疑似病例的程序。

不过，意大利卫生部门星期一说，该男子病毒检测呈阴性，意大利的伊波拉疫情风险依然很低。

五伊波拉患者康复出院 为更多患者能被治愈带来希望

2026年6月1日 19:46 / 联合早报

随着四名医护人员康复出院，刚果（金）的伊波拉患者康复总人数达到五人，为更多患者能够战胜病魔带来希望。图为取得了康复证明的医护人员在布尼亚的医院门口合影留念。 （路透社）

（金沙萨综合电）四名感染了伊波拉病毒的刚果（金）医护人员康复出院，让该国在本轮疫情中的痊愈总人数达到五人，也为更多患者能够被治愈带来希望。

据路透社报道，世界卫生组织星期天（5月31日）宣布，刚果（金）四名感染了罕见的本迪布焦型（Bundibugyo）伊波拉病毒的医护人员已经康复，于当天从伊图里省布尼亚的医院出院。

加上5月27日，一名确诊的实验室工作人员在两次病毒检测阴性后出院，目前刚果（金）已有五名确诊者成功被治愈。

世卫组织指出，随着疫情应对措施逐步加强，让患者可以更早确诊并接受治疗，预计会有更多的患者能够康复出院。

深入伊图里省疫区了解情况的世卫组织总干事谭德塞（左一），星期天也与几名康复的患者见面，合影留念。（路透社）

截至星期天，刚果（金）和邻国乌干达共报告了近300起确诊病例，其中43人死亡，另有上千起疑似病例等待检查。

非洲疾控中心主任卡塞亚警告，疫情防控必须跟上疫情传播的速度，并强调这次疫情是对非洲疾控中心和非洲联盟的严肃考验。

美国疫苗制造商莫德纳（Moderna）星期一（6月1日）也宣布，已与流行病防范创新联盟（CEPI）达成合作，开发一款有望针对本迪布焦型伊波拉病毒的疫苗。

巴西疑似伊波拉患者增至两人

南美洲国家巴西的疑似伊波拉病例增加至两起。虽然两人分别确诊脑膜炎和疟疾，但卫生部门仍不能完全排除伊波拉的可能性，还需继续进行检测和隔离治疗。

据法新社报道，近期曾前往非洲的37岁刚果（金）男子，于星期天被诊断患有重症脑膜炎，也在接受更多伊波拉病毒筛查。

另一名男子5月22日从乌干达抵达里约热内卢后，出现咳嗽、发冷、腹泻等病毒感染症状，随即被隔离。巴西卫生部门星期天说，男子的疟疾检测呈阳性，伊波拉病毒检测结果则呈阴性，但仍须被隔离，直到调查结束。

在意大利，一名出现部分病毒感染症状的男子5月30日从刚果（金）飞回卡利亚里（Cagliari）后，当地也启动了针对伊波拉疑似病例的程序。

不过，意大利卫生部门星期一说，该男子病毒检测呈阴性，意大利的伊波拉疫情风险依然很低。

最新调查显示，澳洲人认为他们需要超过100万澳元，才能舒舒服服地退休，图为民众在布里斯班的维多利亚公园散步。 （路透社）

（堪培拉彭博电）最新调查显示，澳大利亚人如今认为，他们需要超过100万澳元（91万7000新元），才能在退休后过上舒适的生活。这一数字较一年前增加了18万3000澳元，反映出通货膨胀与生活费高涨，加剧了人们对停止工作后钱不够用的担忧。

这项由澳洲养老金和财富管理公司Colonial First State（简称CFS）进行的年度调查也发现，澳洲人的理想退休年龄是62岁，但他们预计得工作至66岁。

澳洲养老金体系虽全球处于领先地位，规模达4.5万亿澳元，但有越来越多数据表明，人们对退休后的财务状况感到焦虑。

在美伊战争爆发前，澳洲就饱受高通胀困扰。今年4月份，澳洲截尾均值通胀（trimmed mean inflation）为3.4%，高于澳洲储备银行设定的2%至3%目标区间。

未来10年，预计将有约250万名澳洲人退休。据澳洲退休基金协会（ASFA）估算，一名单身人士需要63万澳元才能在67岁时舒适地退休，一对夫妇则需要73万澳元。

这项调查也发现，女性更容易经历与退休相关的压力。约62%的女性受访者担心没有足够资金安享退休生活，比率高于男性的48%。

受性别工资差距、为照顾孩子而暂时离开职场，以及为平衡家庭责任而从事兼职或临时工作等因素影响，女性退休时的平均养老金比男性少。

调查：澳洲人认为舒适退休需超过100万澳元

2026年6月1日 19:48 / 联合早报

调查：澳洲人认为舒适退休需超过100万澳元

最新调查显示，澳洲人认为他们需要超过100万澳元，才能舒舒服服地退休，图为民众在布里斯班的维多利亚公园散步。 （路透社）

（堪培拉彭博电）最新调查显示，澳大利亚人如今认为，他们需要超过100万澳元（91万7000新元），才能在退休后过上舒适的生活。这一数字较一年前增加了18万3000澳元，反映出通货膨胀与生活费高涨，加剧了人们对停止工作后钱不够用的担忧。

这项由澳洲养老金和财富管理公司Colonial First State（简称CFS）进行的年度调查也发现，澳洲人的理想退休年龄是62岁，但他们预计得工作至66岁。

澳洲养老金体系虽全球处于领先地位，规模达4.5万亿澳元，但有越来越多数据表明，人们对退休后的财务状况感到焦虑。

在美伊战争爆发前，澳洲就饱受高通胀困扰。今年4月份，澳洲截尾均值通胀（trimmed mean inflation）为3.4%，高于澳洲储备银行设定的2%至3%目标区间。

未来10年，预计将有约250万名澳洲人退休。据澳洲退休基金协会（ASFA）估算，一名单身人士需要63万澳元才能在67岁时舒适地退休，一对夫妇则需要73万澳元。

这项调查也发现，女性更容易经历与退休相关的压力。约62%的女性受访者担心没有足够资金安享退休生活，比率高于男性的48%。

受性别工资差距、为照顾孩子而暂时离开职场，以及为平衡家庭责任而从事兼职或临时工作等因素影响，女性退休时的平均养老金比男性少。

Senate Democrats launch campaign to kill what DOJ calls its “anti-weaponization fund”

June 1, 2026 / 4:47 AM EDT / CBS News

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Senate Democrats are launching a coordinated effort to kill the Trump administration’s $1.7+ billion “anti-weaponization fund.“ In a “Dear Colleague” letter released Monday, Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said Democrats will use a variety of strategies, from floor action to oversight, to block President Trump’s “nearly $2 billion MAGA slush fund.”

“If Republicans return to reconciliation, we will be ready with amendments to shut the fund down,” Schumer wrote. “If they try to bury the issue, we will force them to the Senate floor. If they try to sneak behind appropriations, we will fight them there, too. There will be no escape hatch. No fake guardrails or backroom promises to hide behind.”

In addition, a trio of Democratic Senators are introducing a bill Monday to shut down the fund and prevent taxpayer dollars from being paid to the president or his allies, including those convicted of crimes or related to the January 6th attack on the Capitol. The measure, dubbed the Drain the Slush Fund Act, is sponsored by Sens. Adam Schiff, of California, Mark Kelly, of Arizona, and Elissa Slotkin, of Michigan.

“As Republicans return to Washington to provide further funding for this and other mistaken priorities, we’re going to hold them accountable,” Schiff said. “And as Senators who have actually seen their government weaponized against them, we want to make it clear: We will not allow a single payout from this so-called weaponization fund to be paid.”

Last week, a federal judge temporarily blocked the Justice Department from moving forward with work on the new fund. A department spokesperson said it “remains extremely confident in the legality of the Anti-Weaponization Fund which is supported by ample precedent, including Obama-era settlements.”

The $1.776 billion fund would provide taxpayer-funded payouts to people who allege the legal system has been “weaponized” against them. It’s part of an agreement between President Trump and the federal government to settle his lawsuit against the IRS and Treasury Department over the leak of his tax returns.

Senate Republicans are considering adding potential guardrails to the fund as part of a broader $72 billion reconciliation package for immigration enforcement agencies. GOP leaders scrapped votes on the party-line measure last month after a contentious meeting over the DOJ fund with Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche.

“They (Trump administration) need to help with this issue, because we have a lot of members who are concerned,” Majority Leader John Thune told reporters at the time.

Blanche will return to Capitol Hill this week for an oversight hearing before a House Appropriations subcommittee.

5 things to know for June 1: ICE protests, ‘The Claw,’ Iran war, cave rescue, World Cup

2026-06-01 06:18 AM ET / CNN

By Alexandra Banner

Happy 46th birthday, CNN. On June 1, 1980, the Cable News Network launched its first broadcast at 5 p.m. Our great founder, Ted Turner, marked the moment with a bold promise: “Barring satellite problems, we won’t be signing off until the world ends.”

Here’s what else you need to know to get up to speed and on with your day.

State police officers stand behind shields as tear gas fills the area outside the Delaney Hall detention center in Newark, New Jersey, on Friday.

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1️⃣ ICE protests

Protests outside an ICE detention center in Newark, New Jersey, have led to multiple arrests and prompted city officials to impose a nightly curfew until further notice. Demonstrators have gathered for days outside the privately owned, 1,000-bed facility, which has faced allegations of inhumane conditions for months. Read more.

PHOTOS:How ICE arrests changed three families’ lives in different ways

2️⃣ ‘The Claw’

Construction crews are building a fight cage on the South Lawn of the White House, where a massive UFC lighting rig known as “The Claw” now towers over the building. More than 90,000 spectators are expected to descend on the grounds next week for the mixed martial arts fights intended to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary. Who’s fighting?

Work continues on a structure on the South Lawn of the White House for the upcoming UFC fight that President Donald Trump will host as part of the 250th anniversary of the United States.

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3️⃣ Iran war

The US and Iran traded a new wave of strikes over the weekend as President Donald Trump sent back changes to a proposed peace deal. The exact revisions Trump requested weren’t immediately clear, but officials said he has insisted on tougher language surrounding Iran’s nuclear commitments and its pledge to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Read more.

4️⃣ Cave rescue

Hope remains for two villagers still missing inside a flooded cave network in Laos after five men were recently rescued. More than a week into the search, local crews say they are investigating a possible “knocking response” deep inside a cave shaft where the men are believed to remain trapped. Read more.

Witnessing the Laos cave rescue unfold in real-time

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Witnessing the Laos cave rescue unfold in real-time

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5️⃣ World Cup

The World Cup is nearly here, bringing millions of fans to 16 venues across Canada, Mexico and the US. In Mexico City, where the tournament opens on June 11, officials are bolstering security as part of a coordinated multinational effort. Read more.

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It’s Pride Month

June is Pride Month, when the world’s LGBTQ communities come together and celebrate the freedom to be themselves. The annual observance is recognized with parades, community events and commemorations.

Interactive: How paying for education is changing under Trump

How Americans can cover education costs — from private school to student loans — is shifting under President Trump. Here’s what you need to know.

YouTube creators are revolutionizing Hollywood

Films by young YouTube creators are topping the US box office, and all of Hollywood is paying attention.

How Costco sells such cheap gas

Learn about the strategy lurking behind the savings.

Sexting scandal

Democrats, already facing a difficult path to recapture control of the Senate, are grappling with a sexting scandal involving Graham Platner, the presumptive Democratic nominee set to face Maine Sen. Susan Collins in a must-win race for the party.

And finally…

Tick bites are changing the menu on this island

A tickborne allergy to red meat is changing the food scene on Martha’s Vineyard. CNN’s Meg Tirrell spoke with a farmer, a chef and a clinician there about how the island is adapting.

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Tick bites are changing the menu on this island

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▶️ What’s happening on Martha’s Vineyard?

Martha’s Vineyard has become a hotspot for food allergies because of tick bites. CNN spoke with a farmer, a chef and a clinician there about how the island is adapting.

Today’s edition of 5 Things AM was edited and produced by CNN’s Andrew Torgan.