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中国解放军四少将被终止全国人大代表资格

发布/2026年11月6日 23:40

• 全国人大常委会会议决定终止九名全国人大代表资格，其中解放军和武警部队四名少将均为辞去职务而非被罢免。 – 有学者推测四名军方少将可能涉及违规但尚未查到不法，因此以辞职方式处理，并可能已被降职或降衔。 – 按公开资料统计，解放军和武警部队全国人大代表人数已从2023年届初的281人减至229人，共减少52人。 – 另有五名代表资格被终止，包括已在任上被查的江西省原省长叶建春等四人被罢免，一人辞职。

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中国全国人大常委会第二十五次会议星期五（11月6日）在北京人民大会堂闭幕，全国人大常委会委员长赵乐际主持闭幕会。 （新华社）

中国全国人大常委会会议星期五（11月6日）在北京闭幕，决定终止九名全国人大代表资格，其中四人来自解放军和武警部队，分别是少将张弓、郭建军、吴育红和孟庆斌。

但与往常不同的是，根据全国人大常委会公告，四人均是“辞去”全国人大代表职务，而不是被罢免。

台湾开南大学人文社会学院教授张执中向《联合早报》分析，这与2024年原外长秦刚辞去全国人大代表职务的情况相似。他推测，四名军方少将可能涉及违规，但尚未查到不法，因此通过辞去人大代表职务的方式处理，并可能已被降职、降衔。

按公开资料逐项统计，解放军和武警部队全国人大代表人数已从2023年届初的281人减至229人，减少52人，其中50人代表资格终止，另有两人从军队代表团转入地方代表团。

根据公开信息，张弓曾任北海舰队航空兵参谋长、东海舰队副参谋长，2019年晋升海军少将，后任江西省军区司令员、广东省军区司令员，并于2023年出任广东省委常委。

郭建军曾任甘肃省军区战勤处处长、青海省军区政治部主任及副政委、火箭军工程大学政委，2015年晋升少将，2022年出任宁夏军区政委及自治区党委常委。

吴育红曾以海军少将身份担任2019年国庆阅兵岸舰导弹方队领队之一。

孟庆斌曾任武警内蒙古总队副政委、贵州总队政委、四川总队政委，后转任甘肃省军区政委。2025年6月的公开报道仍显示他担任这一职务。

另有五名代表的资格也被终止，其中四人被罢免，一人辞职。被罢免的四人包括已在任上被查的江西省原省长叶建春、河南省政府原副秘书长兼办公厅主任何雄、湖南中烟工业有限责任公司党组书记兼总经理籍涛，以及四川天府银行董事长黄毅。浙江省原舟山市市长徐仁标则辞去全国人大代表职务。

另外，12人获任全国人大六个专门委员会副主任委员，其中包括多名近期卸任地方领导职务的省部级干部。

他们是上海市原市长龚正、湖南省委原书记沈晓明、西藏自治区党委原书记王君正、安徽省委原书记梁言顺、河南省委原书记刘宁、云南省委原书记王宁、河南省原省长王凯、湖南省原省长毛伟明、安徽省原省长王清宪、云南省原省长王予波、甘肃省原省长任振鹤、河北省原省长王正谱。

会议经表决，任命王君正、王宁为全国人大民族委员会副主任委员，王凯为全国人大监察和司法委员会副主任委员，龚正、毛伟明为全国人大财政经济委员会副主任委员，梁言顺、王予波为全国人大教育科学文化卫生委员会副主任委员，刘宁、任振鹤、王正谱为全国人大农业与农村委员会副主任委员，沈晓明、王清宪为全国人大社会建设委员会副主任委员。

另外，在9月底出任安徽省委书记的李乐成，被免去工业和信息化部部长职务；河北省委书记罗文则经河北省人大常委会补选为全国人大代表，代表资格获全国人大常委会确认。

英国喜剧演员布兰德强奸罪成 警方料更多受害者现身

2026年11月6日 23:13

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现年51岁的布兰德（Russell Brand）星期四（11月5日）被裁定强奸一名女性及性侵另外三名女性罪名成立，但涉及另外两名女性的两项强奸罪和一项企图猥亵罪则不成立。 （法新社/档案照片）

英国知名喜剧演员布兰德因强奸及性侵四名女性罪名成立，目前被还押候判。伦敦警方认为，可能有更多女性出面指控布兰德，并正调查另外两起涉嫌强奸案件。

法新社报道，现年51岁的布兰德（Russell Brand）星期四（11月5日）在备受关注的审讯中，被裁定强奸一名女性及性侵另外三名女性罪名成立，但涉及另外两名女性的两项强奸罪和一项企图猥亵罪则不成立。

法官下令将布兰德还押候判，并警告他可能面临相当长的刑期。法院定于星期一（9日）宣判刑期。

伦敦警察总监罗利（Mark Rowley）接受英国广播公司（BBC）访问时说，警方目前正调查另外两起涉及布兰德的强奸指控，其中一名报案者据称是案发时年仅16岁的女学生。

罗利说：“我们目前正在调查另外两起案件。如果有更多人站出来，我一点也不会感到意外。”

伦敦警方赞扬挺身举报的女性展现非凡勇气，并指出布兰德利用自身影响力、地位和名气，对女性实施性侵。

布兰德曾是英国最知名的娱乐人物之一，先后在BBC、第四频道（Channel 4）和MTV工作，并于2010年与美国流行歌手凯蒂·佩里（Katy Perry）结婚，国际知名度一度飙升。

这次审讯中，布兰德被裁定性侵三名分别在MTV、第四频道和Capital Radio工作的女性，以及强奸一名21岁女粉丝。

BBC在裁决公布后再次就布兰德于2006年至2008年任职期间的机构文化和管理失误道歉。近年来，英国多家媒体机构因涉嫌纵容布兰德的不当行为而受到批评。

布兰德近年转型为基督教网络评论员，在社交媒体拥有数百万追随者。

英爱多家媒体机构接获炸弹威胁 爱尔兰新闻机构紧急疏散

2026年11月6日 21:14

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11月6日，爱尔兰国家广播公司（RTE）位于都柏林多尼布鲁克的总部接获炸弹威胁，员工紧急疏散，警员到场调查。 （路透社）

欧洲多国航班本周接连遭遇炸弹威胁之际，英国和爱尔兰多家媒体机构星期五也接获安全威胁，其中爱尔兰多家新闻机构紧急疏散员工。爱尔兰政府认为，这些事件很可能是一场有组织的行动。

综合路透社和法新社报道，英国天空广播公司星期五（11月6日）证实，公司是多家接获安全威胁的媒体机构之一。

康卡斯特旗下的天空广播公司通过天空新闻台（Sky News）发表声明说，已完成安全风险评估，并向有关当局通报事件。

声明说：“同事的安全是我们的首要考量，我们正与当局密切合作，确保员工和业务运作安全。”公司透露，现阶段不宜进一步置评。

与此同时，爱尔兰多家媒体机构星期五接获通过电邮发出的炸弹威胁，员工被迫紧急疏散。

据报道，警方接报后赶往位于都柏林的爱尔兰国家广播公司（RTE）总部，现场也出现武装警员。

当地媒体报道称，爱尔兰国家广播电视公司、鲍尔媒体集团、维珍媒体集团均收到炸弹威胁并疏散办公场所人员。受事件影响，部分广播节目一度中断。

爱尔兰政府星期五在一份声明中说：“这些威胁发生在类似事件持续干扰欧洲航空交通之后，看来很可能是一场协调式干扰行动。”

爱尔兰副总理哈里斯（Simon Harris）形容这是“严重且仍在发展中的局势”，但强调警方、安全部门及网络安全专家都高度重视事件，正积极应对。

欧洲本周已有数十趟客运航班接获炸弹威胁，部分飞机被迫改道降落，甚至须由战斗机护航。

另据路透社报道，在爱尔兰国家广播电视公司收到的炸弹威胁电子邮件中，声称该威胁与本周针对欧洲多地航班的一系列炸弹威胁来自同一组织。

比利时国王拒绝接受首相辞呈 要求立即恢复预算谈判

发布/2026年11月6日 21:34

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比利时国王菲利普星期五（11月6日）在王宫接见了比利时首相德韦弗（图），随后表明拒绝接受德韦弗的辞呈，并要求他立即恢复预算谈判。 （路透社）

比利时国王菲利普星期五决定拒绝接受首相德韦弗的辞呈，并要求他立即恢复预算谈判。

新华社报道，比利时王宫星期五（11月6日）发布公报称，国王当天在王宫接见了德韦弗。

国王确认，在与执政联盟五个政党的主席分别举行会谈后，各方均希望尽快恢复预算谈判，并表示愿尽最大努力，就未来三年稳健的预算规划达成协议。

国王还获得了五个政党主席的正式承诺，即各自政党愿意作出让步，以促成执政联盟内部达成协议。

国王强调，必须在维护社会凝聚力与促进经济增长之间保持良好平衡。各党主席均明确承诺，将本着妥协精神和负责任的态度，努力实现这一目标。

德韦弗星期一（2日）因联邦政府预算谈判失败向国王递交辞呈。国王当时暂缓决定是否接受辞呈，并于本周与执政联盟各政党领导人举行磋商，寻求打破预算僵局的办法。

德韦弗领导的联合政府由五个政党组成。执政联盟数月来一直就2027年联邦预算及到2029年实现约100亿欧元（约143亿新元）的财政调整目标进行谈判，但各党在削减公共支出和增加税收等问题上分歧明显，始终未能达成协议。

德韦弗将于11月16日再次向国王汇报有关进展。德韦弗星期四（5日）在议会说，希望达成一项能够确保未来几年财政稳定的预算协议。

Progressive group’s 182-page blueprint maps out potential Dem investigations into Trump, corporate allies

The blueprint names Tesla, Apple, Amazon, OpenAI, Meta, Google and others as targets for congressional hearings

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Published November 6, 2026 9:35am EST

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Fox News legal editor Kerri Urbahn analyzes a Wall Street Journal report warning corporate executives to prepare for potential congressional investigations from Democrats. Urbahn discusses how business leaders who donated to President Donald Trump could face scrutiny and retribution.

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A progressive policy organization led by former aides to President Joe Biden and former aides to progressive Sens. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass. assembled a detailed blueprint for potential Democratic congressional investigations to target President Donald Trump and his allies beyond the White House, which could foreshadow the goals of the 120th Congress.

Groundwork Collaborative’s dossier, obtained and analyzed by Fox News Digital, maps Trump donors and corporate allies for potential Democratic congressional investigations. Leaders in big tech and CEOs of large corporations are likely to be among the targets of the anti-Trump crusade.

A longtime Democratic Senate staffer familiar with the process told Fox News Digital that the Democratic majorities on these committees already plan to exclusively focus on targeting allies and donors of the president, going as far as targeting the ones who donated to the new White House ballroom, once they move into the majority.

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However, the staffer did not see the document, which specifically says to target those who gave to the ballroom, library, Trump’s inauguration and campaign.

Reports had said it was obtained by House committees as well, but a House Judiciary Committee aide for Democrats told Semafor it was “one of many” and dismissed it, saying, “We all get a lot of emails.”

But nevertheless, it could still show signs of where people on the left want the new Democratic majorities to go.

Other plans outlined in the document include targeting Trump-aligned corporations, such as Tesla, Apple, Amazon, Oracle, Trump Media and World Liberty Financial. The letter also mentions Palantir’s Alex Karp and Coinbase’s Brian Armstrong by name, with possible hearings involving executives from OpenAI, Meta, Google, Microsoft, Oracle and others.

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Other priorities include investigating Trump’s personal finances, proposing congressional scrutiny of Trump’s tax arrangements, cryptocurrency businesses and alleged preferential treatment of corporate donors.

The document continues, urging the committees to expand federal oversight of artificial intelligence, outline investigations into AI companies and proposals to restrict algorithmic pricing, workplace surveillance and certain autonomous AI technologies.

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This includes investigating the Trump administration’s Medicare AI program, which uses the WISeR model, employing artificial intelligence systems to screen prior authorization requests in traditional Medicare to determine whether specific outpatient procedures are medically necessary.

The document adds that committees should increase scrutiny of private businesses through hearings, document demands and potential legislation targeting major employers, landlords, insurers and technology companies.

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“We just had a midterm election where Democratic candidates across the country made the point that corporations have been doing very well for the last several years, while the typical family has been getting squeezed with higher prices and worse service,” Bharat Ramamurti, a former deputy director of the National Economic Council who coordinated with Groundwork on the dossier, told Fox News Digital.

“The oversight agenda is about trying to understand and figure out what exactly are these corporations doing, who’s responsible for these decisions, and then what, as policymakers, can folks in Congress do about it,” Ramamurti added.

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Pages later in the document also mention plans for restricting corporate ownership and pricing practices. It discusses measures aimed at institutional housing investors, algorithmic rent-setting and corporate pricing systems.

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The document proposes investigating a reported settlement involving Trump’s tax audits, including requesting information about the Chicago tower audit and questioning Treasury officials.

Elizabeth Elkind contributed to this report.

US attorney overseeing Trump’s ‘grand conspiracy’ probe into foes resigns

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Attorney for the Southern District of Florida Jason A. Reding Quiñones speaks during a press conference in Brooklyn, New York, in July.

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Jason Reding Quiñones, the senior federal prosecutor who led a sprawling investigation into President Donald Trump’s political foes, has resigned from the Justice Department.

Quiñones resigned from his position as US Attorney in Southern Florida under pressure from department leadership, despite his willingness to pursue some of the most controversial investigations desired by the president, according to sources familiar with the matter.

He is the second department official to resign since the midterm elections this week, which delivered a bruising loss to the president’s own party.

Attorney General Todd Blanche announced his departure in a social media post Friday, saying that the department is “grateful for Jason’s leadership.”

Quiñones being pushed out in Miami deals what may be the final blow to the Justice Department’s ongoing effort prosecute a wide swath of Trump’s perceived political enemies as part of a so-called “grand conspiracy.”

During his year-long tenure, Quiñones’ office won one of the most consequential criminal indictments brought by the Trump Justice Department: The indictment against former Cuban president Raúl Castro.

But other antics left him on the outs with department leadership. Quiñones was behind the effort to use a grand jury in Fort Pierce, Florida, to pursue investigations of former government officials who were involved in probes of Trump and his campaign from 2016 to 2024.

He promised that his office could bring the case within months against former government officials who were involved in probes of Trump and his campaign from 2016 to 2024, top Justice officials blamed him when those plans failed to materialize.

And Quiñones frequently traveled outside his district, often to Washington, DC, which only reminded top DOJ officials of his failure to produce a big case he had promised.

In the Miami U.S. Attorney’s Office on Friday, Blanche’s announcement came as a shock. Many were in the dark about Quiñones seeming rapid fall from grace, according to people familiar with matter.

These House and Senate midterm races don’t have winners yet

2026-11-06T09:18:39-0500

The makeup of Congress shifted dramatically in the 2026 midterm elections, as Democrats decisivelywon control of the Senate andpicked up dozens of House seats — in what’s on track to be one of the largest midterm routs in recent decades.

The exact margins of Congress are not yet clear, as winners have not yet been projected in two Senate races and more than two dozen House races. They include GOP-held districts with razor-thin margins, a few Democratic seats that could flip to Republicans and several races in California and other Western states that still need to count ballots.

Here’s a look at the congressional races that CBS News has not yet projected, including where the results stand:

Senate Toss-Ups

Democrats are set to enter next year with at least 54 Senate seats, compared to Republicans’ 44. Two Senate races still haven’t been called — one has long been viewed as a battleground, and the other came out of nowhere.

Alaska Senate: Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan is running for reelection against Democrat Mary Peltola, a razor-thin race rocked by a last-minute scandalover how another Dan Sullivan got on the ballot. The count could drag on due to both outstanding ballots and Alaska’s ranked choice voting system, which allows voters to rank candidates in order of preference. If no candidate is the top choice of a majority of voters, the last-place candidate is eliminated and the counting process moves to a second round. Final results aren’t expected until 15 days after Election Day. Both the Sullivan and Peltola campaigns have argued they have the upper hand.

Mississippi Senate: The race between GOP Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith and Democrat Scott Colom was not widely expected to be competitive, but it remains a toss-up. State officials say thousands of mail ballots are outstanding and can legally arrive within five days of the election, and there are an unknown number of “affidavit” ballots from voters whose eligibility needs to be checked. Colom and Hyde-Smith have both predicted that they’ll emerge victorious.

Democrats on Defense

The dozens of red districts that Democrats flipped were the primary story of Tuesday night, but a few Republican House candidates are still trying to swim against the tide, either due to redistricting or a favorable local political makeup.

Maine’s 2nd District: This red, pro-Trump district is one of Republicans’ top opportunities to flip a House seat, after moderate Democratic Rep. Jared Golden’s decision not to run for reelection set the stage for a contest between former GOP Gov. Paul LePage and Democrat Matt Dunlap. Even though Dunlap conceded, officials in Maine say the racewill proceed to a ranked-choice tabulation because LePage was just shy of the 50% mark. The tabulation will start Nov. 9.

Florida’s 9th District: This was one of four districts that Florida Republicans tilted to the right in a pre-midterm redistricting campaign — and the only one that hasn’t yet been projected as a Democratic win. Democratic Rep. Darren Soto is trying to stave off a challenge from Republican Dan Green.

Louisiana’s 6th District: This formerly blue-leaning, majority-Black district was redrawn after the Supreme Court voided the state’s maps, finding that mapmakers relied too heavily on race and narrowing the Voting Rights Act. It’s now significantly redder, but since no candidate is close to a majority under the state’s “jungle” primary system, it could go to a runoff next month.

GOP-Held Battlegrounds

Several races held by Republicans still don’t have projections — including in districts that Democrats are hoping to flip.

Colorado’s 3rd District: Republican Rep. Jeff Hurd is trying to hold on to this largely rural district, and faces a challenge from Democrat Dwayne Romero.

Colorado’s 4th District: Firebrand Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert is running against Democrat Eileen Laubacher. Boebert switched to the district two years ago, after narrowly winning reelection in a more competitive district in 2022.

Florida’s 7th District: Republican Ryan Elijah is running against Democrat Bale Dalton, after Elijah defeated the scandal-plagued GOP Rep. Cory Mills in a primary. The district has historically leaned red.

Florida’s 26th District: GOP Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart is trying to fend off a challenge from Democrat Nicole Locklin in South Florida.

Florida’s 27th District: It’s a battle between two former Miami-area news anchors — GOP Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar and Democrat Eliott Rodriguez. Salazar made waves earlier this year when she warned President Trump’s immigration policies could alienate Latino voters.

Minnesota’s 1st District: Republican Rep. Brad Finstad is locked in a tight battle against Democrat Jake Johnson, after Finstad won by 17.2 points in 2024. Under state law, candidates who are behind by less than 0.25 points can request a recount.

Tennessee’s 4th District: GOP Rep. Scott DesJarlais is defending his seat against Democrat Victoria Broderick. It’s a red district, though it was made somewhat less red in redistricting.

North Carolina’s 3rd District: GOP Rep. Greg Murphy is running against Democrat Raymond Smith. The district was made slightly bluer during redistricting last year, but it still favors Republicans.

North Carolina’s 5th District: GOP Rep. Virginia Foxx is facing Democrat Chuck Hubbard. First elected over 20 years ago, Foxx is the longest-serving member of the Tar Heel State’s congressional delegation, which was shaken up in the midterms, with Democrats flipping several House seats and a Senate seat.

North Carolina’s 7th District: Republican Rep. David Rouzer is running against Democrat Kimberly Hardy.

North Carolina’s 8th District: GOP Rep. Mark Harris is facing Democrat Colby Watson.

North Carolina’s 10th District: Republican Rep. Pat Harrigan faces Democrat Ashley Bell.

New York’s 21st District: Republican Anthony Constantino is running against Democrat Blake Gendebien in a red-leaning Upstate district left open by GOP Rep. Elise Stefanik’s decision not to seek reelection.

South Carolina’s 1st District: This coastal district — held by outgoing GOP Rep. Nancy Mace — is hosting a competitive contest between Republican Jenny Costa Honeycutt, a member of the Charleston County Council, and Nancy Lacore, a former Navy admiral who was among those fired during Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s tenure.

South Carolina’s 2nd District: Longtime Republican Rep. Joe Wilson is running against Democrat Zyon Khalifa.

Arizona’s 2nd District: In a rematch of 2024, Republican Rep. Eli Crane is running against Democrat Jonathan Nez.

Arizona’s 5th District: Republican Mark Lamb is running against Democrat Elizabeth Lee in a district left open by GOP Rep. Andy Biggs’ decision to run for governor.

Arizona’s 8th District: Republican Rep. Abe Hamadeh is running against Democrat Bernadette Greene-Placentia.

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Results could take a while in some House districts, either because ballots still need to be counted or because of runoffs. In some California districts, both candidates belong to the same party, so they don’t have any implications for the makeup of Congress.

Alaska’s At-Large District: Republican Rep. Nick Begich is running against Bill Hill, an independent endorsed by Democrats, and a few other candidates. Remember: Alaska has ranked-choice elections, so further tabulation may be needed.

California’s 4th District: In the Napa Valley area, longtime Rep. Mike Thompson is running against businessman and fellow Democrat Eric Jones.

California’s 7th District: This seat was changed significantly by redistricting. Democratic Rep. Doris Matsui is running against another Democrat, Mai Vang.

California’s 11th District: Democrats Scott Wiener and Connie Chan are battling for the San Francisco district long held by retiring Rep. Nancy Pelosi.

California’s 14th District: Democrats Melissa Hernandez and Rep. Aisha Wahab are running in a district previously held by Rep. Eric Swalwell, who resigned amid sexual misconduct allegations — which he denied.

California’s 23rd District: Republican Rep. Jay Obernolte is running against Democrat Tessa Hodge.

California’s 40th District: After California’s redistricting campaign last year scrambled the House districts in Southern California, incumbent Republican Reps. Ken Calvert and Young Kim are running against each other to represent parts of Orange County and the Inland Empire.

Washington’s 4th District: Republican Amanda McKinney and Democrat John Duresky are running for the district held by retiring Rep. Dan Newhouse, one of the only remaining Republicans who voted to impeach Mr. Trump after the Jan. 6, 2021, riot.

Washington’s 5th District: In Eastern Washington, GOP Rep. Michael Baumgartner is running against Democrat Carmela Conroy.

Louisiana’s 5th District: Democrat Patricia Moore and Republican Gabe Firment are headed to a December runoff in this deeply conservative district. It’s currently held by GOP Rep. Julia Letlow, who was elected to the Senate this week.

Utah’s 4th District: GOP Rep. Mike Kennedy is running for reelection against Democrat Jonny Larsen.

民主党拟推翻特朗普部分关税 加拿大成首个目标

冯嘉年
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加拿大总理卡尼（左）和财政部长商鹏飞星期四（11月5日）手持以“掌握自身命运”为题的2026年联邦预算案，准备进入众议院。加拿大政府希望通过这份预算案降低对美国的依赖，推动经济独立自主。 （路透社）

（华盛顿综合电）美国民主党正筹划在明年掌控国会后，推动撤销特朗普政府的部分关税措施，首个目标是取消对加拿大商品加征的关税。

据《华尔街日报》星期四（11月5日）报道，参议院财政委员会首席民主党议员怀登透露，他已开始与其他议员商讨立法方案，准备在民主党明年1月接掌委员会后，推动撤销特朗普总统第二任期内实施的部分关税措施，而撤销加拿大关税最有可能争取共和党议员倒戈支持。

他说：“废除对加拿大商品征收关税的呼声获得了压倒性支持。”

国会消息人士透露，民主党接下来还可能推动立法，限制特朗普援引部分法律条款加征关税的权力。

其中包括《1930年关税法》第338条。特朗普今年首次援引这一此前从未用于征税的条款，对部分加拿大商品加征50％关税。另一个可能受到限制的是《1974年贸易法》第122条，特朗普今年2月首次援引这项条款，对进口商品征收临时关税。

延伸阅读

加拿大与土耳其建立战略伙伴关系 减少对美国依赖
特朗普称美加关税争端有望近期解决

特朗普早前已扬言动用总统否决权，阻止民主党推动相关法案。根据美国国会的立法程序，即使法案获得参众两院通过，若遭总统否决，仍须两院各有三分之二议员支持，才能推翻否决。

民主党希望通过促使国会议员就不受欢迎的关税措施表态，争取部分共和党人倒戈，并为2028年选举前推动更广泛的贸易政策改革积累支持。

然而，民主党能否迫使特朗普调整贸易政策，仍存在很大变数。美国总统仍掌握广泛的关税权力，而接近特朗普的人士透露，目前几乎没有迹象显示，中期选举失利会促使他放缓贸易议程。

加拿大推出“经济独立”预算案

尽管美国民主党有意缓和对加拿大的贸易战，加拿大政府星期四公布的预算案仍表明，两国“不会回到过去的关系”，渥太华将继续推动经济自主，减少对美国市场的依赖。

这份题为“掌握自身命运”的预算案指出，虽然推动贸易多元化需要时间，但“转型已经启动”。

加拿大总理卡尼当天告诉记者，美国政局的发展固然重要，两国关系也会继续演变，但加拿大政府的优先目标仍是加强经济独立自主。

过去近20个月，美国对部分加拿大商品加征关税，打乱供应链，冲击加拿大对美出口及经济增长。不过，美伊战争推高国际油价，也增加了加拿大的石油收入，为政府投资基础设施及刺激经济提供更多财政空间。

Democrats are pushing toward a historic majority as more House races called

Updated 10:21 AM EST, Fri November 6, 2026 / CNN

CNN gets an inside look at how Mississippi is counting ballots

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What we’re tracking

• High-water marks: Democrats, who have won their largest majority in the House in nearly 20 years, are on the verge of exceeding the 257 seats at the start of Barack Obama’s presidency and the 258 at the start of Bill Clinton’s tenure. They’ve already flipped over 40 seats.

• Stocks tumble:Global stocks are reeling following a steep sell-off on Wall Street over anticipation that Democrats could stymie an AI investment boom that has driven global stocks to record highs.

• Mississippi race: Democratic and Republican allies are closely watching the counting of provisional ballots in the Senate race. Democratic nominee Scott Colom is confident that he’ll win against Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith, whose allies think there are enough GOP-leaning districts with votes still to be counted.

• Midterms report card: From JB Pritzker to JD Vance, potential candidates in the 2028 presidential race put themselves on the line in the midterms. Read how it could change the 2028 playbook.

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Here are the upcoming deadlines in Mississippi’s razor-thin Senate election

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As national party operatives, lawyers, grassroots activists and content creators descend on Mississippi to observe the vetting of thousands of provisional ballots in the tight Senate race there, here are the upcoming deadlines:

• Tuesday, Nov. 10: Deadline for voters to resolve ID issues on provisional or “affidavit” ballots (It’s also the deadline for counties to receive absentee ballots that are postmarked on or before Election Day.)
• Friday, Nov. 13: Deadline for counties to certify their results
• Thursday, Dec. 3:Deadline for Secretary of State Michael Watson to certify

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30 min ago

Tucker Carlson blasts Trump and praises Vance

By CNN staff

Conservative media host Tucker Carlson, who broke with President Donald Trump over the Iran war, is weighing in on a difficult week for Republicans. CNN’s Donie O’Sullivan reports.

Tucker Carlson blasts Trump, praises Vance

Tucker Carlson, who broke with President Trump over the Iran war, is weighing in on a difficult week for Republicans. CNN’s Donie O’Sullivan reports.

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Tucker Carlson blasts Trump, praises Vance

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What can Democrats do with this many House votes?

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Analysis By Zachary B. Wolf

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Democrats have won at least 253 House seats and they’re leading in six of the outstanding House races.

That means their ultimate majority will approach and could exceed 260 House seats, depending on how things turn out.

By number of seats flipped — they’re currently at 43 and could end up around 50 — it’s not as big a shift as some other elections. In 2010, Barack Obama’s first midterm, Republicans picked up 64 House seats. And in 1994, Bill Clinton’s first midterm, Republicans picked up 54 seats. But in terms of the size of the majority, this is shaping up to be a banner year.

It would be the largest House majority since 1991, which was at the end of a decades-long era when Democrats routinely had 260 or more House seats before the 1994 “Republican Revolution.”

That’s a larger House majority than Democrats had when they passed the Affordable Care Act under Obama.

Democrats will still have to work with Republicans to pass major legislation. They will not have the 60 votes needed to break a filibuster in the Senate but rather will have between 54 and 56 seats when the outstanding races in Alaska and Mississippi are resolved. Plus, many of their incoming red state senators were elected with promises to intentionally work with Republicans.

It also means that soon-to-be House Speaker Hakeem Jeffries will have the luxury of being able to pass legislation without support from his entire caucus, meaning the most liberal or conservative members will have less power over him.

It will also still take buy-in from Republicans to get the 290 votes needed to override anticipated vetoes by President Donald Trump. In the Senate, it takes 67 votes to override a veto.

Bottom line: Democrats are looking at the kind of House majority not seen in decades in Washington — the kind of majority mandates are made of. But it’s not enough to govern on their own.

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Judge’s ruling blocking triumphal arch is ill-timed for the GOP

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Analysis by Aaron Blake

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A mockup of President Donald Trump’s proposed triumphal arch stands at the Great American State Fair on the National Mall, June 27, in Washington, DC.

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President Donald Trump has shown repeatedly this week that he simply doesn’t care that his preoccupation with construction projects is alienating Americans and hurting his party politically.

Not only did he make a bizarre visit to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool on Monday for his last public event before the Election Day 2026, but then he did a photo op in his under-construction White House ballroom the day after the election, despite the overwhelming GOP losses.

A judge’s ruling overnight has bad news for the GOP: They now face a legal battle over Trump’s coveted triumphal arch that means the subject is sure to continue occupying plenty of Trump’s mind space.

US District Judge Tanya Chutkan temporarily halted construction of the arch in a ruling around midnight.

Chutkan, notably, cast doubt on the administration’s belated argument that the arch is important for national security – a legal strategy Trump has repeatedly used, including for the ballroom. She called that assertion “recent and unsupported” and noted it appeared “nowhere in the planning documents on which the project was reviewed and approved.”

The ruling means the arch is set to be the latest Trump project that is due to be the subject of an extended legal battle, much like his ballroom, the Reflecting Pool and the Kennedy Center. And it’s particularly ill-timed, given this is a moment that many in the party would prefer Trump learned his lesson and started focusing on other things like affordability.

The White House X account posted on Friday morning calling the arch “a monumental tribute to America’s first 250 years.”

After Trump went to the ballroom on Wednesday, conservative radio host Steve Deace reflected on X that whoever was responsible “should be fired and never work in politics again, and perhaps even in prison forever like on the moon.”

Polls show these projects are broadly unpopular, and Trump’s focus on them epitomizes what voters say are his misplaced priorities. The CNN Voter Poll of the midterms showed 64% of voters said Trump does not have the right priorities.

But Trump defended focusing on things like the ballroom during his appearance there Wednesday.

“It was sort of mentioned a little bit during the campaign that – about, why does Trump spend time on the White House?” Trump said. “Well, first of all, it’s very little time. Second of all, I like it. It’s good. For me, it’s relaxing. For somebody else it’s the opposite, but for me it’s really – I love construction.”

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Vance has no chance of becoming president, Trump’s former deputy press secretary says

By CNN staff

Sarah Matthews on Vance: ‘No chance’ of becoming president in 2028′

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Sarah Matthews on Vance: ‘No chance’ of becoming president in 2028′

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Sarah Matthews, former Trump White House deputy press secretary, said Vice President JD Vance has little chance of winning the 2028 Republican president nomination because he is tied to the Trump administration’s unpopular policies and failures. She believed that association could also hurt Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

The other panelists argued Rubio and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis are stronger contenders, with DeSantis appealing to both MAGA voters and traditional conservatives.

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1 hr 50 min ago

GOP shellacking shows a “brand problem,” says outgoing Republican senator

By CNN staff

Senator forced out by Trump on President’s focus on construction projects

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Senator forced out by Trump on President’s focus on construction projects

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The Republicans’ historic midterm losses shows “most voters don’t think that we were there to serve them,” outgoing Louisiana Sen. Bill Cassidy told CNN on Thursday.

“They thought once more that the politicians wanted to keep power so much that they were willing to change the rules to make the people serve the politician. That’s wrong. The politicians should serve the people well,” he said.

Cassidy added that the election losses pointed to a “brand problem” for the Republicans.

“Anybody that sees the shellacking that our party took… That’s not just the president. That’s a brand problem — and a brand that two years ago was riding high. So it should just be a lesson serve the American people: figure out what their issues are,” he said.

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2 hr 19 min ago

Musk spent big money in Texas and lost. Now his business empire braces for what’s next

By CNN staff

Musk spent big money in Texas and lost. Now his business empire braces for what’s next

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Musk spent big money in Texas and lost. Now his business empire braces for what’s next

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What does Elon Musk have to show for his nearly $500 million in campaign spending in the midterms? According to Charlie Warzel, staff writer with The Atlantic, “not a heck of a lot.”

“Six of his Senate candidates lost. Just three of the 37 Republicans that Musk backed for the House of Representatives won,” he told CNN.

“It’s a lot of money for a normal person to throw at a problem and not see any results. But for Elon Musk, it’s really not that much money to begin with. It’s a very small percentage of his net worth. So he didn’t win a lot, but he also kind of didn’t lose a lot.”

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In Mississippi, the fight over ballot counting for its Senate race is growing

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By Fredreka Schouten, Annie Grayer and Tierney Sneed

National party operatives, lawyers, grassroots activists and content creators are descending on Mississippi to observe the vetting of thousands of provisional ballots in the coming days and to gear up for possible legal challenges over the final results.

Mississippi, a state not used to the national spotlight for close elections, now sits at the forefront of a fight that will determine the size of the Democrats’ majority in the US Senate next year.

Democrat Scott Colom has a razor-thin lead over Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith, in a state that hasn’t sent a Democrat to the Senate in nearly 40 years and no Black person to the Senate since Reconstruction.

Colom tells CNN voters showed the country ‘Mississippi matters’

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Colom tells CNN voters showed the country ‘Mississippi matters’

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Both Colom and Hyde-Smith have assembled extensive teams ready to observe and potentially challenge ballot-counting procedures ahead of Mississippi’s December 3 deadline for certifying the results.

“We were prepared for this for months,” Colom told reporters Wednesday. “We have an army of lawyers. We have local lawyers. We have everybody involved to make sure the process is followed according to the law.”

At a press conference Thursday, the state GOP touted the 50-plus volunteer attorneys and observers it had sent across the state, and Mississippi Republican Party Chair Michael Hurst said many more are prepared to jump in to help.

“Our attorneys and observers will continue to be in different parts of Mississippi – watching as election commissioners review and process these outstanding ballots, ensuring that our elections are followed and that only ballots which have been legally cast are counted,” he said.

Read the full story here.

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3 hr 13 min ago

Global stocks slump following Wall Street sell-off

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By Stephanie Yang and Anna Cooban

Midterms fuel data center drama and send AI stocks plunging

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Midterms fuel data center drama and send AI stocks plunging

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A tech-driven market selloff is rippling across global markets, sending Asian and European stocks falling amid ongoing worries that a Democrat-controlled Congress could stymie the AI investment boom.

Tech-heavy indexes in Asia were particularly hard hit Friday, following a Wall Street rout that wiped out roughly $2.5 trillion in market value.South Korea’s Kospi index and Japan’s Nikkei 225 index both closed down 6%, while Taiwan’s benchmark Taiex index ended 4.5% lower.

The moves reflect a retreat among investors from some of this year’s hottest trades. Asian tech companies, which play an integral role in the global electronics supply chain, have been buoyed by insatiable demand for components such as semiconductor chips needed to build massive AI data centers.

US tech giants such as Meta, Amazon and Google have become known as “hyperscalers” for their heavy spending on new data centers to power AI.

But backlash against the environmental and community impact of new data centers turned AI spending into a key issue in the US midterm elections.

Democrats’sweeping victory has spurred concerns that representatives could now block or slow spending on new AI infrastructure, threatening a key driver of economic growth for both the US and Asia.

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3 hr 21 min ago

Pentagon staff rallies around Hegseth on social media as he faces impeachment threat

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By Haley Britzky and Alayna Treene

Hegseth faces impeachment threat amid rocky tenure as Defense Secretary

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Hegseth faces impeachment threat amid rocky tenure as Defense Secretary

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Public affairs staff and advisers to Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth flooded social media on Thursday with images of Hegseth and one phrase, “Stand. Fight. Defend the Republic.”

The campaign appears to be part of an “aggressive defense” of Hegseth ahead of an anticipated impeachment fight. Deputy Pentagon press secretary Joel Valdez said in a statement to CNN that chief Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell “convened the team to map the most aggressive defense of Secretary Hegseth and the President’s agenda ever assembled, paired with planned offensive maneuvers that will define the next phase.”

“The full scope of that strategy is not being disclosed,” Valdez said.

Posts were made by roughlya dozencivilianpublic affairsstaff and advisers and the Pentagon’s rapid response account, as well as accounts of others who have worked or currently work in the Pentagon for Hegseth, including at least one active duty Army lieutenant colonel. The White House social media account also posted a video of Hegseth and Trump’s praise of him.

A senior administration official told CNN that “the Pentagon and White House made their positions crystal clear tonight. They are coming out swinging in support of Hegseth and that should tell you everything you need to know.”

The social media campaign came just a couple of hours after Hegseth posted to X a defiant video on the steps of the Pentagon, criticizing the “sham” effort to impeach him by members of Congress. “At the War Department: We Stand. We Fight. We Defend the Republic,” Hegseth said in the post, referencing the Department of Defense’s secondary name.

Sec. Hegseth issues defiant statement amid renewed calls for impeachment

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth posted a defiant video on social media Thursday amid news that he is facing possible impeachment by Congress, comparing his situation to President Donald Trump’s two impeachments.

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Some background:The House of Representatives could vote as soon as next week to impeach Hegseth.

GOP Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky, the outgoing anti-Trump lawmaker, told CNN he plans to trigger a vote to impeach Hegseth when Congress returns — and multiple GOP sources said they expect it to pass.

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Two Senate races are yet to be called. Here’s the latest

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By Deva Lee

We’re learning how crucial the early vote was to Democrats in the midterms, with supporters significantly more likely to vote early this cycle.

Some Democratic candidates could have won their Senate races even if none of their voters showed up on Election Day due to early voting and absentee and/or mail voting numbers.

Ballots are still being tallied in two closely watched Senate competitions in Alaska and Mississippi. In both states, Democrats are leading by close margins.

Mississippi

CNN Sightline rates the Mississippi Senate race as neutral, with the contest too close to call. The margin remains razor-thin between Democratic candidate Scott Colom and Republican candidate Cindy Hyde-Smith.

Mississippi Republicans raised the possibility of taking legal action, promising to “fight like hell” to make sure election officials were following the law when counting ballots. National party operatives, lawyers and grassroots activists are descending on the state to observe the vetting of thousands of provisional ballots.

CNN’s Annie Grayer gives us an inside look at how Mississippi is counting:

Inside a Mississippi election office in too-close-to-call vote count

With Democratic Senate candidate Scott Colom leading by a razor-thin margin on Thursday, CNN’s Annie Grayer went inside an election office in Jackson, Mississippi, where county commissioners sorted through ballots as Colom seeks to unseat incumbent GOP Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith.

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Inside a Mississippi election office in too-close-to-call vote count

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Alaska

CNN Sightline favors Democrat Mary Peltola, who has a very slight edge over Sen. Dan Sullivan.

The contest is mired in controversy, with theJustice Departmentinvestigating whether the Peltola campaign aimed to confuse voters by recruiting a second Dan Sullivan to take votes away from the Republican incumbent, after a bombshell New York Times report.

President Donald Trump said Thursday that all votes for Daniel J. Sullivan and Gerald Heikes should be handed to the incumbent, something he called the only “fair solution.”

Handing votes for one candidate to another would be unprecedented. And given Alaska’s ranked choice voting system, it was already possible for voters to indicate both Dan Sullivans on their ballot.

CNN’s Aaron Blake, Dianne Gallagher, Kit Maher, Tierney Sneed, Fredreka Schouten and Annie Grayer contributed reporting.

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The incoming Democratic House majority is on the verge of exceeding the 257 seats at the start of Barack Obama’s presidency and the 258 at the start of Bill Clinton’s.

Democrats have already flipped more than 40 seats, with over 30 incumbent members of Congress losing their seats.

Vote counting continues, with several races too early for CNN to call. Some could be decided quickly, while others may take days.

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英爱多家媒体机构接获炸弹威胁 爱尔兰新闻机构紧急疏散

发布/2026年11月6日 21:14

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11月6日，爱尔兰国家广播公司（RTE）位于都柏林多尼布鲁克的总部接获炸弹威胁，员工紧急疏散，警员到场调查。 （路透社）

欧洲多国航班本周接连遭遇炸弹威胁之际，英国和爱尔兰多家媒体机构星期五也接获安全威胁，其中爱尔兰多家新闻机构紧急疏散员工。爱尔兰政府认为，这些事件很可能是一场有组织的行动。

综合路透社和法新社报道，英国天空广播公司星期五（11月6日）证实，公司是多家接获安全威胁的媒体机构之一。

康卡斯特旗下的天空广播公司通过天空新闻台（Sky News）发表声明说，已完成安全风险评估，并向有关当局通报事件。

声明说：“同事的安全是我们的首要考量，我们正与当局密切合作，确保员工和业务运作安全。”公司透露，现阶段不宜进一步置评。

与此同时，爱尔兰多家媒体机构星期五接获通过电邮发出的炸弹威胁，员工被迫紧急疏散。

据报道，警方接报后赶往位于都柏林的爱尔兰国家广播公司（RTE）总部，现场也出现武装警员。

当地媒体报道称，爱尔兰国家广播电视公司、鲍尔媒体集团、维珍媒体集团均收到炸弹威胁并疏散办公场所人员。受事件影响，部分广播节目一度中断。

爱尔兰政府星期五在一份声明中说：“这些威胁发生在类似事件持续干扰欧洲航空交通之后，看来很可能是一场协调式干扰行动。”

爱尔兰副总理哈里斯（Simon Harris）形容这是“严重且仍在发展中的局势”，但强调警方、安全部门及网络安全专家都高度重视事件，正积极应对。

欧洲本周已有数十趟客运航班接获炸弹威胁，部分飞机被迫改道降落，甚至须由战斗机护航。

另据路透社报道，在爱尔兰国家广播电视公司收到的炸弹威胁电子邮件中，声称该威胁与本周针对欧洲多地航班的一系列炸弹威胁来自同一组织。