真主党：若以色列不撤军 伊朗不会签和平协议

2026年6月17日 09:28 / 联合早报

6月16日，黎巴嫩南部代尔卡努恩纳赫尔村一座被以色列轰炸摧毁的民宅废墟旁，插着一面真主党旗帜。 （法新社）

黎巴嫩真主党星期二（6月16日）说，除非以色列从黎巴嫩撤军，否则伊朗不会与华盛顿签署和平协议。

路透社报道，在对真主党进行三个月的打击行动后，以色列军队仍然占领着黎巴嫩南部的大片领土。

伊朗与美国签署谅解备忘录后，黎巴嫩的战斗已显著缓和，但并未完全停止。以色列说，军队将继续驻扎在黎巴嫩南部。

真主党媒体办公室星期二说，据其了解，伊朗将在下一轮美伊会谈中要求以色列撤军。

他们告诉路透社：“我们认为，如果以色列不撤军，伊朗和美国之间就不会达成核协议。”

真主党说，以色列撤军将是会谈的结果，而非前提条件。真主党称，已收到伊朗方面的保证，即以色列任何违反黎巴嫩停火的行为都将影响即将举行的美伊谈判。

伊朗外长阿拉格奇星期二说，地区战争的结束必须包括黎巴嫩冲突的结束，包括“结束对黎巴嫩领土的占领”。

“如果以色列军队不从他们在战争中占领的领土撤出，战争就无法彻底结束。”

阿拉格奇也说，以色列对黎巴嫩的任何攻击或继续占领黎巴嫩领土“在我们看来都将被视为违反谅解备忘录”。

Trump notches another endorsement win as Barry Moore captures Alabama GOP Senate nomination in runoff

June 16, 2026 10:20pm EDT / Fox News

Moore will be the clear frontrunner to succeed Sen Tommy Tuberville, who is running for governor instead

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He wasn’t on the ballot, but President Donald Trump is a winner in the Republican Senate runoff election in Alabama, as the candidate he endorsed captured the GOP nomination.

Trump-backed Rep. Barry Moore defeated rival Jared Hudson, a former Navy SEAL sniper, in Tuesday’s Republican showdown for the GOP nomination in solidly red Alabama, the Associated Press reports.

Moore and Hudson were the top two finishers in last month’s Republican primary, but with no candidate topping 50% of the vote, they both advanced to the runoff.

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GOP Rep. Barry Moore of Alabama, seen saluting on the final night of the 2025 Republican National Convention, is running for the U.S. Senate in 2026.(Tom Williams)

Moore, who was also endorsed by Vice President JD Vance and Senate Majority Leader Sen. John Thune, will now be considered the clear frontrunner in the race to succeed Republican Sen. Tommy Tuberville, who is running for governor this year rather than seeking re-election to the Senate.

The congressman, who founded a waste hauling company and later served as a state lawmaker before first winning election to the U.S. House in 2020, was one of the first politicians to endorse Trump in 2015 when the president first ran for the White House.

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Former Navy SEAL Jared Hudson is running for U.S. Senate in Alabama.(Jared Hudson campaign)

Moore, who represents Alabama’s 1st Congressional District, in the southern portion of southeastern state, is a member of the ultra-conservative House Freedom Caucus.

Hudson, running as an outsider, edged out state Attorney General Steve Marshall to advance to the runoff.

Republican Sen. Tommy Tuberville is running for Alabama governor in 2026 rather than seek re-election to the Senate.(Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)

Besides being a combat veteran, Hudson has served as a sheriff’s deputy, firefighter, small business owner and current head of a nonprofit that trains law enforcement in taking out human traffickers.

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Hudson was endorsed by then-Sen. Markwayne Mullin, who is now Trump’s Department of Homeland Security secretary, Sen. Tim Sheehy, the National Association for Gun Rights PAC, and conservative activists and media star Riley Gaines.

But Hudson fell short against Moore, who will face off in November against either Dakarai Larriett, a petcare business owner, or attorney and former judge Everett Wess.

Paul Steinhauser is a politics reporter based in the swing state of New Hampshire. He covers the campaign trail from coast to coast.

Trump-backed Rep. Barry Moore projected to win runoff in Alabama GOP Senate primary, aiming to replace Tuberville

June 16, 2026 / 11:09 PM EDT / CBS News

Washington — Rep. Barry Moore won the Republican Senate runoff in Alabama on Tuesday night, CBS News projects, defeating political newcomer and U.S. Navy SEAL Jared Hudson.

Moore and Hudson vied for the nomination in Tuesday’s runoff after no candidate was able to secure 50% of the votes in last month’s primary. At the time, Moore secured nearly 40% of the vote, while Hudson won almost 26%. Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall was eliminated.

The Republicans were seeking to replace Sen. Tommy Tuberville, who opted to leave the Senate and pursue the governor’s mansion.

Tuesday’s runoff victory puts Moore, who’s represented Alabama in the House since 2021, on a glidepath to the Senate. Outside of former Sen. Doug Jones’ victory in a 2017 special election, Alabama hasn’t elected a Democrat to the Senate in the last three decades. And President Trump won the ruby red state by 30 points in 2024.

The contest marked the latest example of the staying power of the president’s endorsement. Mr. Trump backed Moore in the race, calling him “an America First Patriot, and friend, who has been with me from the very beginning.” And despite Hudson’s efforts to position himself as an outsider and fighter, while also stressing his commitment to the president’s America First agenda, Moore won out in Tuesday’s runoff.

Moore, a member of the conservative House Freedom Caucus, ran as a staunch supporter of Mr. Trump, and touts being the first elected official to endorse the president in 2015.

Moore will face off in November against either business owner Dakarai Larriett or attorney Everett Wess, who were vying for the Democratic nomination in a runoff Tuesday.

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希拉莉称拜登竞选连任是个“可怕的错误”

2026年6月17日 10:15 / 联合早报

希拉莉说，如果拜登在2024年大选前交棒，民主党举行总统初选，那么任何胜出的人都会战胜特朗普。 （路透社）

希拉莉说，如果拜登在2024年大选前交棒，民主党举行总统初选，那么任何胜出的人都会战胜特朗普。 （路透社）

美国前国务卿希拉莉在一次新的采访中暗示，民主党在2024年大选中失利，归根结底是一个“可怕的误判”——拜登总统决定竞选连任。

《纽约时报》报道，希拉莉星期一（6月15日）在曼哈顿举行的一场活动中告诉《纽约客》杂志编辑雷姆尼克，拜登在81岁高龄再次竞选总统，对他自己、他的政治遗产以及国家来说都是一个“可怕的错误”。

希拉莉告诉雷姆尼克，如果拜登选择交棒，而民主党举行一场竞争激烈的总统初选，“那么无论谁从初选中胜出——无论是副总统、州长、参议员还是其他任何人——都会击败（共和党候选人）特朗普”。

今年5月，民主党全国委员会发布了一份选举分析报告，指责在拜登最终退出竞选前，民主党对副总统哈里斯的竞选策略安排不当。

5月下旬，拜登的妻子吉尔在接受哥伦比亚广播公司采访时说，在2024年总统首场辩论中，拜登表现糟糕，令她“非常害怕”。

“我当时想，‘我的天哪，他是不是中风了？’”辩论结束后，吉尔一直鼓励丈夫继续参选。

希拉莉说，哈里斯败选的部分原因是竞选时间太短，另一部分原因是副总统很难批评不受欢迎的拜登。

“有些人不想听到任何候选人批评他，尤其是他亲自挑选的副总统候选人。”

“如果换成一位州长或其他通过不同程序选出的人，他们本可以做得更多，与拜登划清界限。”

希拉莉称拜登竞选连任是个“可怕的错误”

2026年6月17日 10:15 / 联合早报

希拉莉称拜登竞选连任是个“可怕的错误”

希拉莉说，如果拜登在2024年大选前交棒，民主党举行总统初选，那么任何胜出的人都会战胜特朗普。 （路透社）

美国前国务卿希拉莉在一次新的采访中暗示，民主党在2024年大选中失利，归根结底是一个“可怕的误判”——拜登总统决定竞选连任。

《纽约时报》报道，希拉莉星期一（6月15日）在曼哈顿举行的一场活动中告诉《纽约客》杂志编辑雷姆尼克，拜登在81岁高龄再次竞选总统，对他自己、他的政治遗产以及国家来说都是一个“可怕的错误”。

希拉莉告诉雷姆尼克，如果拜登选择交棒，而民主党举行一场竞争激烈的总统初选，“那么无论谁从初选中胜出——无论是副总统、州长、参议员还是其他任何人——都会击败（共和党候选人）特朗普”。

今年5月，民主党全国委员会发布了一份选举分析报告，指责在拜登最终退出竞选前，民主党对副总统哈里斯的竞选策略安排不当。

5月下旬，拜登的妻子吉尔在接受哥伦比亚广播公司采访时说，在2024年总统首场辩论中，拜登表现糟糕，令她“非常害怕”。

“我当时想，‘我的天哪，他是不是中风了？’”辩论结束后，吉尔一直鼓励丈夫继续参选。

希拉莉说，哈里斯败选的部分原因是竞选时间太短，另一部分原因是副总统很难批评不受欢迎的拜登。

“有些人不想听到任何候选人批评他，尤其是他亲自挑选的副总统候选人。”

“如果换成一位州长或其他通过不同程序选出的人，他们本可以做得更多，与拜登划清界限。”

Trump-backed candidate sparks runoff against popular prosecutor in key gubernatorial race

June 16, 2026 10:34pm EDT / Fox News

Trump called Mazzei a ‘MAGA warrior’ who ‘will never let you down’

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Trump-endorsed former Oklahoma state Sen. Mike Mazzei, R-Bixby, and Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond advanced to the August 25 runoff in the Sooner State’s Republican gubernatorial primary, defeating a slew of other candidates vying to replace term-limited Gov. Kevin Stitt.

Stitt — recently the top Republican at the National Governors Association — was term limited.

Trump called Mazzei a “MAGA warrior” who “will never let you down,” throwing the already crowded contest into further uncertainty.

Until that point, Attorney General Gentner Drummond and Mazzei were locked in a tight race with businessman Chip Keating and former Oklahoma House Speaker Charles McCall, R-Tishomingo.

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President Donald Trump wrote that both Florida House seats were won decisively by the Republican candidate, stating the Trump endorsement proved more influential than Democratic opposition.

Trump noted he “won big” in Oklahoma — which, along with West Virginia, is one of only two states with no blue counties in election results.

Mazzei is running on top issues, including eliminating state property taxes, protecting state lands from foreign purchasers, increasing the state’s literacy rate, and cutting waste and abuse from government.

In the latter regard, Stitt appointed Mazzei as his state budget director for part of his term.

Some critics targeted Mazzei for hiring former Nixon campaign figure and Trump ally Roger Stone as a political consultant during his campaign.

Stone, one of the most prolific conservative consultants of the 20th century, famously had his Fort Lauderdale home raided in the middle of the night by the FBI while CNN was waiting and filming, sparking national uproar.

“Roger Stone is one of many political advisers and teammates that we have going back months and months and months,” Mazzei told Oklahoma City’s ABC affiliate.

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Oklahoma state lawmaker Mike Mazzei gestures to reporters.(Nathan Fish/IMAGN)

“And, of course, it’s helpful to have someone on your team that’s aware of what’s going on in Washington, D.C. And the aspects of a Trump agenda and how they fit with an Oklahoma agenda.”

Drummond is running on his tough-on-crime record as attorney general, immigration enforcement efforts, career as a fighter pilot and ties to Trump similar to those touted by Mazzei.

“When his nation called, Captain Gentner Drummond answered with courage. Leading the first U.S. combat mission of the Gulf War, he was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for “extraordinary achievement.” By the end of Operation Desert Storm, Capt. Drummond was one of the most highly decorated Oklahomans of the war,” a statement on his campaign website reads.

Drummond highlighted his efforts fighting “the Biden administration’s radical overreach, including failures on immigration” and policies permitting biological boys in girls’ sports.

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond arrives to testify during the House Homeland Security Committee hearing on “Havoc in the Heartland: How Secretary Mayorkas’ Failed Leadership Has Impacted the States” in Washington on Jan. 10, 2024.(Bill Clark/CQ-Roll Call, Inc)

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McCall ran on a platform of “family, faith and moral leadership,” and burnished his state legislature credentials and record.

He wants to abolish both the state income tax and property tax, and put forward an economically conservative plan of action.

Keating, who also served in the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, noted on his campaign website he is the only former law enforcement officer running for governor.

Keating pushed a public safety-first platform targeting trafficking, open borders and Antifa, whom he described as “radical domestic terrorists.”

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路透：美国暂缓将DeepSeek等百家中企列入黑名单

2026年6月17日 08:56 / 联合早报

知情人士透露，华盛顿暂缓将中国人工智能（AI）初创企业深度求索（DeepSeek）、存储芯片制造商长鑫存储以及另外100多家被认定存在国家安全风险的企业列入贸易黑名单。 （路透社档案照片）

在美国政府试图避免进一步加剧与北京紧张关系之际，知情人士透露，华盛顿暂缓将中国人工智能（AI）初创企业深度求索（DeepSeek）、存储芯片制造商长鑫存储以及另外100多家被认定存在国家安全风险的企业列入贸易黑名单。

路透社引述两名知情人士报道，DeepSeek、长鑫存储及其他企业去年已获跨部门委员会批准，拟被列入美国商务部实体清单。目前，仍有大批企业等待被列入这一名单。

不过，美国自去年10月以来一直未公布新的实体清单对象。华盛顿智库战略与国际问题研究中心（CSIS）全球供应链研究员勒克（Philip Luck）指出，这是10多年来实体清单更新间隔最长的一次。

他认为，“实体清单就像打地鼠游戏，你必须不断把冒出来的地鼠打下去”，长期没有新增制裁对象，可能导致美国技术持续流向潜在对手，并最终被用于损害美国利益。

前美国商务部官员库兰德（Kevin Kurland）则认为，美国自去年10月以来未更新实体清单，反映出贸易政策已凌驾于这一关键国家安全工具之上。

知情人士称，多家中国企业原计划被列入实体清单，原因是其供应的俄罗斯无人机去年9月在波兰被发现并回收。此外，数十家中国企业因向中国高校销售受限制的英伟达晶片而被认定存在国家安全风险，但最终未被列入名单。

与此同时，为中国军方生产和销售无人机及机器狗的企业，也曾被列为潜在制裁目标。

知情人士透露，自2025年底以来，美国商务部工业与安全次长凯斯勒（Jeffrey Kessler）一直倾向避免将中国企业列入实体清单，以免进一步加剧美中关系紧张。

根据程序，是否将企业列入实体清单须由美国商务部、国防部、能源部、国务院，以及部分情况下财政部官员组成的跨部门委员会决定。知情人士称，委员会已批准部分企业列入名单，但商务部至今未予公布。

知情人士指出，至少75家涉及先进半导体制造、半导体设备生产及AI模型开发的中国实体，已经通过委员会审议，原本计划被列入黑名单。

对于为何自去年以来一直未更新实体清单，美国商务部工业与安全局未作直接回应，仅表示机构每天都会运用包括实体清单在内的多种政策和执法工具，以打击不良行为者。

Detainees moved out of “Alligator Alcatraz” over hurricane concerns, ICE says

2026-06-16T23:18:00-0400 / CBS News

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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has moved detainees out of a controversial detention center in the Florida Everglades known as “Alligator Alcatraz,” an ICE spokesperson told CBS News, citing safety concerns around hurricane season.

“For the safety of the illegal alien detainees, we transferred them to other facilities,” the spokesperson said in a statement.

CBS News Miami reported last month that companies hired by the state of Florida to operate Alligator Alcatraz were notified that the facility was being shut down, with roughly 1,400 remaining detainees expected to be removed.

Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin later told CBS News the agency didn’t have any near-term plans to close the facility. But he acknowledged it faces weather-related “vulnerabilities.”

“We have plans in case of a natural emergency such as a wildfire or hurricane, to have to be able to bring it down and pull the individuals out,” Mullin said.

Located on an unused airstrip in the middle of the Everglades, Alligator Alcatraz was opened last year, as the Trump administration sought to rapidly grow ICE’s detention capacity in order to surge arrests and deportations. Detainees at the makeshift facility were housed in large air conditioned tents, filled with rows of bunk beds and cells formed by chain-link fences.

The administration has cast Alligator Alcatraz as a cost-effective way of housing people accused of being in the U.S. illegally, and argued it could be a model for other immigration detention centers set up by states.

Some officials have also suggested Alligator Alcatraz austere setup and harsh surroundings could be a deterrent against illegal immigration. During a visit last summer, President Trump said, “We’re going to teach them how to run away from an alligator if they escape prison.”

And former Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem delivered a warning that people in the U.S. illegally who do not “self-deport” from the country “may end up here.”

Alligator Alcatraz drew intense criticism and legal pushback from immigration advocates, environmental groups and a local Native American tribe. Critics alleged inhumane conditions, including poor food, nonfunctional toilets and a lack of access to attorneys. The Trump administration has denied that conditions at the detention center were inadequate.

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US judge limits enforcement of Idaho’s transgender bathroom access law

2026-06-17 02:13:36 UTC / Reuters

By Steve Gorman

June 17, 2026 2:13 AM UTC Updated 1 hour ago

• Idaho ‘bathroom bill’ considered most restrictive in US
• Law restricts public restroom use according to birth sex
• Judge backs argument that law is constitutionally vague

June 16 (Reuters) – A federal judge on Tuesday barred Idaho from fully enforcing a new state law making it a crime, punishable by up to five years in prison, for transgender people ​to use public restrooms whose designations differ from their sex assigned at birth.

The Idaho statute, the most restrictive among various laws enacted in ‌about 20 U.S. states limiting access of transgender people to bathrooms conforming with their gender identity, was due to go into effect on July 1.

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But U.S. District Judge Amanda Brailsford, sitting in Boise, the state capital, granted a preliminary injunction curtailing the measure’s enforcement while a class-action lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the statute proceeds.

Brailsford’s order allows transgender individuals to continue using single-stall restrooms matching their gender ​identity, or to use a multi-stall restroom when a single-stall facility is not available on the same floor of a building.

Otherwise, the state is free ​to enforce the law as it applies to multi-user bathrooms, as well as to portions of the law covering public ⁠locker rooms and shower facilities, which were not subject to the court challenge.

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While the plaintiffs sought a narrowly tailored injunction temporarily barring only what they viewed as ​the most onerous parts of the statute, they are seeking a final court ruling that would throw out all restroom restrictions in their entirety.

The thrust of the lawsuit ​argues that the statute violates the plaintiffs’ rights to due process, equal protection and privacy under the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

In her 30-page opinion, Brailsford sided with the plaintiffs on the question of due process, finding them likely to prevail on their claim that law enforcement provisions of the measure are unconstitutionally vague.

That finding alone was sufficient, she said, to override ​the state’s public safety arguments and issue an injunction without yet considering plaintiffs’ privacy and equal protection claims.

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JUDGE NOT SWAYED BY STATE’S SAFETY CLAIMS

Proponents of the new ​law have asserted that its aim is to make public bathrooms safer and to prevent sexual assault or voyeurism in women’s restrooms by men posing as transgender.

The judge agreed that the ‌state has ⁠a valid interest in “promoting bodily privacy and protecting women and children in public restrooms from those who may seek to do harm,” but ruled that those concerns can be addressed by existing criminal laws “without infringing upon plaintiffs’ constitutional rights.”

The plaintiffs have argued that rather than make public restrooms safer, the measure will instead expose transgender people to “likely violence, harassment and psychological harm.”

The Republican-controlled Idaho legislature “relied on inaccurate beliefs and stereotypes about transgender people” in crafting the statute, “conflating transgender people with sexual predators,” the lawsuit ​asserts.

Idaho is one of about 20 states ​with some form of bathroom access ⁠restrictions for transgender people on the books, according to a tally by the Movement Advancement Project, a think tank that advocates for LGBTQ rights.

Just three other states besides Idaho – Utah, Kansas and Florida – use the threat of incarceration to enforce such ​laws. But Idaho’s measure is broader in scope and carries tougher criminal penalties than the others.

The statute makes it a ​crime to enter a ⁠restroom, changing room or shower designated for the opposite biological sex in government buildings, restaurants, stores and other private businesses when those facilities are open to the public.

The first offense under the new restrictions would be a misdemeanor, punishable by up to one year in jail, while a second offense within five years would be a felony, carrying ⁠a maximum ​five-year prison sentence.

Idaho passed two previous laws curbing access to bathrooms in public schools and on college ​campuses to students whose birth sex corresponds to the gender designation of the facility in question, and seeks to enforce those by allowing students to sue if they encounter a transgender person in violation.

Both ​those statutes are under legal challenge and remain in effect as they wend their way through the courts.

Reporting by Steve Gorman in Los Angeles; Editing by Kate Mayberry

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美国特拉华州医院发生枪击事件 致一死一伤

2026年6月17日 10:52 / 联合早报

美国特拉华州医院发生枪击事件 致一死一伤

6月16日，美国特拉华州威尔明顿发生枪击事件。警方仍在搜捕枪手，但封锁措施已经解除。 （路透社）

美国特拉华州威尔明顿市一家医院星期二（6月16日）发生枪击事件，造成一人死亡，一人受伤。事件发生后，警方迅速在市中心部署大量警力，并一度实施封锁。

《纽约时报》报道，威尔明顿警察局局长坎波斯星期二晚上在新闻发布会上说，枪击事件发生在当地时间下午3时30分左右（新加坡时间17日凌晨3时30分）。

警方仍在搜捕枪手，但封锁已经解除。

当局说，他们暂不公布第二名受害者的伤情以及两名受害者的姓名。

发生枪击事件的威尔明顿医院是一家拥有321张床位的大型创伤中心。

市长卡尼在新闻发布会上说：“这对我们这座城市来说是可怕的一天。如果说有什么地方应该成为远离暴力的避难所，那就是这里（指威尔明顿医院）。”

特拉华州参议员库恩斯在社交媒体上说，他正在密切关注事态发展。

“我为所有人的安全祈祷，包括患者、医护人员、急救人员和执法人员。”