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  • 民主党大胜冲击美国AI业 数据中心扩建恐受阻


    2026年11月6日 19:21

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    得克萨斯州民主党籍候任州长希诺霍萨星期四(11月5日)召开胜选后首场记者会,透露她已要求州政府在权力交接期间,暂停推进可能将博卡奇卡州立公园土地出售给马斯克旗下SpaceX的计划。 (彭博社)

    (华盛顿/旧金山综合电)美国民主党在中期选举大获全胜,过去两年受益于特朗普政府支持的人工智能(AI)产业,恐将面临更严格的监管。其中,数据中心扩建计划首当其冲,全美约一半的拟议扩建规模可能受到更严厉的审查。

    据彭博社报道,原本被科技企业视为投资理想地点的得克萨斯州和俄亥俄州,在这次中期选举后均将由民主党州长主政。随着民众日益担忧数据中心大量耗水耗电、推高电费,新任州长可能收紧审批,甚至暂停新项目建设。

    得州候任州长拟立法 限制数据中心扩建

    在得州州长选举中击败共和党现任州长阿博特的民主党人希诺霍萨,星期四(11月5日)接受美国有线电视新闻网(CNN)访问时表明,新政府将立法保护居民免受数据中心开发带来的冲击。

    事实上,阿博特此前已暂停部分数据中心项目的审批和电网接入,等待完成相关审查。希诺霍萨在竞选期间则主张实施更严格的暂停开发措施,并确保当地居民有权参与相关决策。

    亿万富豪马斯克旗下的太空探索技术公司SpaceX和电动车制造商特斯拉,均把总部设在得州,他也计划在当地发展晶片制造业务。他曾支持阿博特连任,并透露自己斥资1亿5800万美元(约2亿新元),支持共和党籍得州联邦参议员候选人帕克斯顿,但帕克斯顿最终败选。

    选举结果出炉后,马斯克在旗下社交媒体平台X贴文说:“现在看来,到太空建造数据中心的想法相当吸引人。”

    希诺霍萨对此回应说,得州仍可与马斯克及旗下企业维持良好的合作关系,但必须遵守新政府制定的规则,不能以牺牲得州居民的利益为代价。

    美国全国广播公司(NBC)的出口民调显示,56%的选民在投选国会议员时,将人工智能和数据中心课题列为“关键或主要因素”。

    OpenAI星期四公布一系列承诺,试图安抚美国民众对数据中心日益不满的情绪,包括确保不将这些项目的电力及相关基础设施成本转嫁给当地居民。

    民主党掌控国会 黄仁勋等科技领袖或面对传召

    民主党明年1月3日掌控国会参众两院后,将有更大权力传召AI企业高管、索取内部文件,并推动AI安全监管立法。

    民主党参议员沃伦今年6月曾发函邀请英伟达首席执行长黄仁勋出席听证会,就对华晶片销售及美国出口管制政策作证,但遭拒绝。

    料将在新一届国会中出任参议院银行委员会主席的沃伦,届时或可动用委员会的传召权,要求黄仁勋作证。

    民主党大胜冲击美国AI业 数据中心扩建恐受阻

    2026年11月6日 19:21

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    得克萨斯州民主党籍候任州长希诺霍萨星期四(11月5日)召开胜选后首场记者会,透露她已要求州政府在权力交接期间,暂停推进可能将博卡奇卡州立公园土地出售给马斯克旗下SpaceX的计划。 (彭博社)

    (华盛顿/旧金山综合电)美国民主党在中期选举大获全胜,过去两年受益于特朗普政府支持的人工智能(AI)产业,恐将面临更严格的监管。其中,数据中心扩建计划首当其冲,全美约一半的拟议扩建规模可能受到更严厉的审查。

    据彭博社报道,原本被科技企业视为投资理想地点的得克萨斯州和俄亥俄州,在这次中期选举后均将由民主党州长主政。随着民众日益担忧数据中心大量耗水耗电、推高电费,新任州长可能收紧审批,甚至暂停新项目建设。

    得州候任州长拟立法 限制数据中心扩建

    在得州州长选举中击败共和党现任州长阿博特的民主党人希诺霍萨,星期四(11月5日)接受美国有线电视新闻网(CNN)访问时表明,新政府将立法保护居民免受数据中心开发带来的冲击。

    事实上,阿博特此前已暂停部分数据中心项目的审批和电网接入,等待完成相关审查。希诺霍萨在竞选期间则主张实施更严格的暂停开发措施,并确保当地居民有权参与相关决策。

    亿万富豪马斯克旗下的太空探索技术公司SpaceX和电动车制造商特斯拉,均把总部设在得州,他也计划在当地发展晶片制造业务。他曾支持阿博特连任,并透露自己斥资1亿5800万美元(约2亿新元),支持共和党籍得州联邦参议员候选人帕克斯顿,但帕克斯顿最终败选。

    选举结果出炉后,马斯克在旗下社交媒体平台X贴文说:“现在看来,到太空建造数据中心的想法相当吸引人。”

    希诺霍萨对此回应说,得州仍可与马斯克及旗下企业维持良好的合作关系,但必须遵守新政府制定的规则,不能以牺牲得州居民的利益为代价。

    美国全国广播公司(NBC)的出口民调显示,56%的选民在投选国会议员时,将人工智能和数据中心课题列为“关键或主要因素”。

    OpenAI星期四公布一系列承诺,试图安抚美国民众对数据中心日益不满的情绪,包括确保不将这些项目的电力及相关基础设施成本转嫁给当地居民。

    民主党掌控国会 黄仁勋等科技领袖或面对传召

    民主党明年1月3日掌控国会参众两院后,将有更大权力传召AI企业高管、索取内部文件,并推动AI安全监管立法。

    民主党参议员沃伦今年6月曾发函邀请英伟达首席执行长黄仁勋出席听证会,就对华晶片销售及美国出口管制政策作证,但遭拒绝。

    料将在新一届国会中出任参议院银行委员会主席的沃伦,届时或可动用委员会的传召权,要求黄仁勋作证。

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    2026年11月6日 美国东部时间上午5:00 / KFF健康新闻

    密歇根州兰辛市——拥有15年急诊护士从业经验的金·博根坚信,要修复美国医疗体系,唯一的办法就是将其彻底推倒重来。

    她负责分诊的患者病情比以往任何时候都更严重。许多患者无力支付在急诊室开具的处方药费用。有时看着患者离世,她会暗自思忖:要是当时没有同时照顾五六个其他患者,自己能不能救回他们。

    正因如此,过去一年里,她一方面在该市斯派罗医院连上12小时的班,另一方面为阿卜杜勒·赛义德竞选奔走。这位民主党人将“全民医保”作为国会竞选的核心议题,如今已当选参议员。

    但她也意识到,即便像得克萨斯州、艾奥瓦州、缅因州和密歇根州这样的州,进步派候选人以某种形式的全民医保政策为纲领成功竞选,也不意味着全民医保就能轻易推行。“没人想到会是这样,”博根说。

    全民医保通常指一项政府主导的医保项目,通过取代大部分或全部私人保险,为美国公民提供医保保障。批评者已指出,即便在2026年中期选举这样规模庞大的“蓝色浪潮”中,最热心的全民医保支持者通常也比温和派民主党人赢得的优势更小。

    “无论选民在这次中期选举中还因什么投票——对通胀的愤怒、对腐败的愤怒、对伊朗战争的愤怒——总体而言,他们投票反对的是政府接管医保,”北卡罗来纳大学教堂山分校的教授、医疗改革专家乔纳森·奥伯兰德表示。

    不过,全民医保的支持者将当下视为千载难逢的机遇,因为美国民众正被医疗费用压得不堪重负,渴望变革。包括俄勒冈州在内的几个州,已经在探索建立单一 payer(单一支付者)体系需要满足哪些条件。

    奥伯兰德说,可负担性危机“主导了本次选举,而全民医保正是针对这一问题提出的解决方案”。他还表示,全民医保支持者预计,这一政策议程将在2028年民主党总统初选期间获得重大推进。

    但更为温和的民主党人可能将这一理念日益高涨的呼声视为威胁——他们已在艾奥瓦州、堪萨斯州和南卡罗来纳州等州获得了一些席位。“如果民主党想保住这些来之不易的席位,他们很可能无意推进全民医保,”奥伯兰德说,“在倾向共和党的州,这是巨大的政治风险。因此,即便民主党占了多数,也不意味着多数人支持全民医保。”

    libertarian(自由意志主义者)所属的卡托研究所医疗经济学家、全民医保反对者迈克尔·坎农表示,此前的全民医保提案需要让数百万民众主动放弃现有医保,这遭到了医疗行业前所未有的反对。

    “如果全民医保的价格水平真的达到伯尼·桑德斯和阿卜杜勒·赛义德设想的那样,医疗行业会把它撕得粉碎,”他说。

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    2023年5月17日,参议员伯尼·桑德斯(佛蒙特州独立议员)与众议员普拉米拉·贾亚帕尔(华盛顿州民主党议员)宣布重新提交《全民医保法案》。德鲁·安杰勒 / 盖蒂图片社

    最新的KFF民调显示,尽管支持全民医保的选民数量已升至近十年来的新高,但当听到常见的反对观点——比如可能导致增税或治疗延迟——时,支持率就会回落。

    杰米·巴登哈根说,想到要从政府那里获得医保,她就会有些愧疚。巴登哈根曾是密歇根州北部利勒诺县的一名护士,患有帕金森病和唾液酸苷酶缺乏症——一种可能引发癫痫的罕见遗传病。

    然而,对于明年有资格申领残疾福利,她“心里不好受”。她说,在农场长大时,她就“不相信”这类项目。你应该靠自己的劳动获得所需,而不是依靠政府补助。“而且我已经拼尽全力工作,工作了尽可能久的时间。”

    但和数百万美国民众一样,巴登哈根和丈夫在今年看到医保费用暴涨,原因是《平价医疗法案》的补充补贴到期了。

    他们的月保费从700美元涨到了1300美元,免赔额达7500美元。她说,他们开始推迟医生要求做的医学检查。“我们负担不起,”她说。

    她的丈夫在2016年投了唐纳德·特朗普的票,巴登哈根说。这次选举他没有去投票。身为民主党人的巴登哈根也曾考虑放弃中期选举投票。“我不再信任任何一方了,”她说。

    尽管心存疑虑,她还是表示支持全民医保。她说,多年的护士经历让她对现行医疗体系感到失望。

    她觉得,是保险公司而不是医生在主导决策,决定着患者能获得哪些处方药和治疗项目。她想,要是“善良的人”在政府里做这些决定,会不会更公平?“所以,政府绝对应该接管医疗体系。”

    这种接管是坎农最不愿看到的局面。这位自由意志主义经济学家表示,让联邦政府加强对医疗体系的控制只会适得其反。患者将陷入“更脆弱的境地,因为他们获取医疗服务要依赖根本无法持续的政府支出”。

    他说,全民医保支持者的想法很天真,以为用公共医保取代私人计划,就能让政府压低药品和医疗价格。“大家都知道,最后还是行业说了算,而且自从通过《 Medicare(联邦医疗保险)》以来一直都是如此,”坎农说。

    对于密歇根州北部的前护士巴登哈根而言,她希望民主党从本次中期选举中得到的信息很简单:“做点实事,”她说。

    “从选举结果来看,两党都将面临压力,需要拿出解决方案,解决当前的医疗可负担性危机,”公私合营的医疗研究基金会“英联邦基金”的高级学者萨拉·柯林斯说。

    这可能意味着达成一些在中期选举前看起来难以实现、规模较小但仍有重要意义的跨党派协议:比如恢复去年年底到期的《平价医疗法案》补充补贴,或是其他获得广泛支持的措施,比如限制保险公司使用“事前授权”——要求患者在接受承保治疗前获得保险公司批准。

    “我觉得这可能是他们最容易达成的目标,”南卡罗来纳州沙利文岛的政治战略家帕特里夏·沃托瓦说。

    随着明年《平价医疗法案》保费再次上涨两位数、雇主将日益增加的保费成本更多转嫁给员工,以及 Medicaid(医疗补助)面临大规模削减——预计到2034年将新增750万人无医保,医疗改革的压力还可能进一步增大。

    整体而言,中期选举结果可能会推动民主党的医疗议程进一步向左转,奥伯兰德说。一些民主党人可能会支持“公共选项”——一种人们可以自愿加入的政府医保计划。党内另一些人可能会围绕某种版本的全民医保结成同盟,这种全民医保不会完全取代私人保险,而是作为“有保障的基本政府医保”,正如赛义德在竞选中描述他当前的计划那样。

    “如果你喜欢你的雇主或工会提供的保险,它仍然可以为你保留,”他说。

    奥伯兰德说,无论他们选择哪种方案,民主党人都不应指望选民愿意耐心等待多年的渐进式变革。“机会窗口一旦打开,你就得立刻行动。”

    南卡罗来纳州记者劳伦·索瑟为本报道提供了协助。

    KFF健康新闻是一个独立的医疗政策研究、民调和新闻机构,是KFF的核心运营项目之一,KFF是专注于医疗问题的深度报道机构。

    November 6, 2026 / 5:00 AM EST / KFF Health News

    LANSING, Mich. — Fifteen years working as an emergency room nurse has convinced Kim Bogan that the only way to fix the American healthcare system is to tear it down and start over.

    Her patients arriving for triage are sicker than ever. They can’t afford many of the prescriptions they get in the ER. And sometimes when patients die, she wonders if she could have saved them had she not been caring for five or six other people at once.

    That’s why she spent the past year shuttling between 12-hour shifts at this city’s Sparrow Hospital and campaigning for Abdul El-Sayed, the Democrat who made “Medicare for All” a signature issue in his congressional campaign and is now a senator-elect.

    But she realizes that just because progressive candidates successfully campaigned on some form of the policy in states such as Texas, Iowa, Maine, and Michigan, it doesn’t mean Medicare for All will be an easy sell. “Nobody expected that,” Bogan said.

    Medicare for All typically refers to a government health program that would guarantee Americans coverage by replacing most or all private insurance. Critics are already pointing out that, even in a blue wave as massive as the 2026 midterms, the most vocal Medicare for All champions generally won by smaller margins than more moderate Democrats.

    “Whatever else people voted for in this midterm election — anger about inflation, anger about corruption, anger about the Iran war — they by and large didn’t vote to have the government take over health insurance,” said Jonathan Oberlander, a professor and healthcare reform expert at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill.

    Still, supporters of universal healthcare see this moment as a once-in-a-generation opportunity because Americans are buckling under the weight of healthcare costs and are hungry for change. Several states, including Oregon, are already exploring what it would take to set up single-payer systems.

    The affordability crisis “dominated this election, and Medicare for All speaks to that,” Oberlander said. Medicare for All supporters expect the policy agenda will gain major momentum heading into the 2028 Democratic presidential primaries, he said.

    But more moderate Democrats may see the idea’s growing popularity as a threat to gains they made in states such as Iowa, Kansas, and South Carolina. “If Democrats want to hold those seats, which were very difficult to win, they’re probably not interested in passing Medicare for All,” Oberlander said. “That’s a huge political risk in red-leaning states. So just because Democrats have a majority doesn’t mean it’s a majority for Medicare for All.”

    Previous Medicare for All proposals would have required getting millions of people to willingly give up their existing coverage, fueling unprecedented opposition from the healthcare industry, said Michael Cannon, a healthcare economist at the libertarian Cato Institute and a Medicare for All opponent.

    “If Medicare for All actually had the price levels that Bernie Sanders and Abdul El-Sayed envision, the industry would tear it to shreds,” he said.

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    Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) announce the reintroduction of the Medicare For All Act on May 17, 2023. Drew Angerer / Getty Images

    And even as voters say they support Medicare for All in greater numbers than in nearly a decade, support falters when they’re presented with common arguments against it — like it could lead to higher taxes or delays in treatment — according to a recent KFF poll.

    Jaime Bardenhagen said she feels a little guilty about the idea of getting her healthcare coverage from the government. A former nurse in rural Leelanau County in northern Michigan, Bardenhagen has Parkinson’s and sialidosis, a rare genetic disease that can cause seizures.

    Yet she “feels bad” about qualifying for disability benefits next year. Such programs were something she “didn’t believe in” while growing up on a farm, she said. You were supposed to work for what you needed, she said, not rely on government support. “And I did work as hard as I could, for as long as I could.”

    But like millions of Americans, Bardenhagen and her husband saw their health insurance costs skyrocket this year, after the Affordable Care Act enhanced subsidies expired.

    Their monthly premiums went from $700 to $1,300, with a deductible of $7,500. They started putting off medical tests her doctor wanted, she said. “We couldn’t afford that,” she said.

    Her husband voted for Donald Trump in 2016, Bardenhagen said. This time, he stayed home. Bardenhagen, a Democrat, also considered sitting out the midterms. “I just don’t trust either party anymore,” she said.

    Despite those misgivings, she says she supports Medicare for All. Her years as a nurse left her disillusioned with the current healthcare system, she said.

    She felt the insurance companies, not doctors, were calling the shots, determining which prescriptions and procedures patients could receive. Wouldn’t it be fairer, she figured, if “good people” in government were making those calls? “So, absolutely, the government should take it over.”

    That takeover is Cannon’s worst-case scenario. The libertarian economist said giving the federal government greater control over the healthcare system would only backfire. Patients would be left “in even more vulnerable positions, because they would be relying for their access to healthcare on government spending that is just not sustainable.”

    Medicare for All supporters are naive to think the government could negotiate lower drug and healthcare prices by replacing private plans with a public one, he said. “Everyone knows that the industry is going to end up running the show, and that has been the case since they passed Medicare,” Cannon said.

    For Bardenhagen, the former nurse in northern Michigan, the message she wants Democrats to take from the midterms is simple: “Do something,” she said.

    “With the election results, both parties are going to be under pressure to come up with solutions to address the current affordability crisis in healthcare,” said Sara Collins, a senior scholar at the Commonwealth Fund, a private foundation that supports healthcare research.

    That could mean smaller, but still significant, bipartisan deals that might have seemed unthinkable before the midterms: things such as reinstating the enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies that expired at the end of last year, or other measures with broad support, such as curbing insurance companies’ use of prior authorizations, which requires patients to get insurers’ approval before proceeding with a covered treatment.

    “That’s probably the lowest-hanging fruit for them, I’d think,” said Patricia Votava, a political strategist based in Sullivan’s Island, South Carolina.

    The pressure for healthcare reform is likely to grow, too, with Affordable Care Act premiums set to rise by double digits again next year; employers passing on more of their growing insurance premium costs to workers; and massive cuts to Medicaid looming, which are projected to leave 7.5 million more people uninsured by 2034.

    On the whole, the midterm results could push Democrats’ healthcare agenda further left, Oberlander said. Some Democrats could support a public option, a government-backed health plan people could opt into. Others in the party could coalesce around a version of Medicare for All that doesn’t fully replace private insurance but serves as “guaranteed baseline government health insurance,” as El-Sayed described his current plan in the campaign.

    “If you like your insurance from your employer or from your union, that can still be there for you,” he said.

    Whatever they opt for, Democrats shouldn’t expect voters to be willing to wait patiently for years of gradual change, Oberlander said. “If the window opens, you better jump right through.”

    South Carolina correspondent Lauren Sausser contributed to this report.

    KFF Health News is a national newsroom that produces in-depth journalism about health issues and is one of the core operating programs at KFF — the independent source for health policy research, polling, and journalism.

  • 欧洲机场再传炸弹威胁 丹麦警方展开调查


    发布/2026年11月6日 19:25

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    欧洲本周初已出现一波针对航班的炸弹威胁,星期四更有数十趟客运航班受到虚假警报干扰。11月5日,一名旅客站在意大利罗马菲乌米奇诺机场第一航站楼的航班起飞信息显示屏前。 (法新社)

    欧洲多国航班接连遭遇炸弹威胁,法国星期五证实,当天又有四架飞越法国领空的飞机接获炸弹威胁,所幸全部安全降落。

    综合路透社和法新社报道,法国总理办公室星期五(11月6日)证实,当天又有四起针对飞越法国领空的飞机的炸弹威胁。

    拆弹小组正检查这四架飞机,当局也已启动调查,以查明这波波及欧洲多国的炸弹威胁来源。

    丹麦、捷克和葡萄牙星期五也传出炸弹警报,所幸目前未发现爆炸装置。

    丹麦警方星期五发表声明说,哥本哈根机场再次接获针对航空交通的威胁,警方已派员到场调查,并加强机场戒备。

    警方初步评估认为,事件并未对乘客构成危险,但拒绝透露进一步详情。哥本哈根机场证实警方到场,但强调机场运作正常。

    星期四(5日),丹麦军方拆弹小组曾因炸弹威胁,在哥本哈根机场搜查两架飞机,但没有发现爆炸装置。

    葡萄牙警方说,星期五一架从里斯本飞往罗马的瑞安航空航班接到炸弹威胁,但经查证系虚假警报。

    捷克警方星期五也说,已接获针对布拉格机场起降航班的炸弹威胁,并采取安全措施,尽量减少对机场运作的影响。

    布拉格机场发言人说,迄今接受检查的航班均未发现爆炸装置,也没有航班因此取消或改道。

    不过,意大利安莎通讯社报道,一架从布拉格飞往罗马的匈牙利廉价航空公司维兹航空(Wizz Air)客机,因意大利空中交通管制部门接获电话炸弹警报,改道飞往威尼斯,并安全降落。

    欧洲本周初已出现一波针对航班的炸弹威胁,星期四更有数十趟客运航班受到虚假警报干扰,部分飞机被迫临时降落,另有航班须由战斗机护航或拦截。

    欧洲机场再传炸弹威胁 丹麦警方展开调查

    发布/2026年11月6日 19:25

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    欧洲本周初已出现一波针对航班的炸弹威胁,星期四更有数十趟客运航班受到虚假警报干扰。11月5日,一名旅客站在意大利罗马菲乌米奇诺机场第一航站楼的航班起飞信息显示屏前。 (法新社)

    欧洲多国航班接连遭遇炸弹威胁,法国星期五证实,当天又有四架飞越法国领空的飞机接获炸弹威胁,所幸全部安全降落。

    综合路透社和法新社报道,法国总理办公室星期五(11月6日)证实,当天又有四起针对飞越法国领空的飞机的炸弹威胁。

    拆弹小组正检查这四架飞机,当局也已启动调查,以查明这波波及欧洲多国的炸弹威胁来源。

    丹麦、捷克和葡萄牙星期五也传出炸弹警报,所幸目前未发现爆炸装置。

    丹麦警方星期五发表声明说,哥本哈根机场再次接获针对航空交通的威胁,警方已派员到场调查,并加强机场戒备。

    警方初步评估认为,事件并未对乘客构成危险,但拒绝透露进一步详情。哥本哈根机场证实警方到场,但强调机场运作正常。

    星期四(5日),丹麦军方拆弹小组曾因炸弹威胁,在哥本哈根机场搜查两架飞机,但没有发现爆炸装置。

    葡萄牙警方说,星期五一架从里斯本飞往罗马的瑞安航空航班接到炸弹威胁,但经查证系虚假警报。

    捷克警方星期五也说,已接获针对布拉格机场起降航班的炸弹威胁,并采取安全措施,尽量减少对机场运作的影响。

    布拉格机场发言人说,迄今接受检查的航班均未发现爆炸装置,也没有航班因此取消或改道。

    不过,意大利安莎通讯社报道,一架从布拉格飞往罗马的匈牙利廉价航空公司维兹航空(Wizz Air)客机,因意大利空中交通管制部门接获电话炸弹警报,改道飞往威尼斯,并安全降落。

    欧洲本周初已出现一波针对航班的炸弹威胁,星期四更有数十趟客运航班受到虚假警报干扰,部分飞机被迫临时降落,另有航班须由战斗机护航或拦截。

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    欧洲机场再传炸弹威胁 丹麦警方展开调查

    2026年11月6日 19:25

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    欧洲本周初已出现一波针对航班的炸弹威胁,星期四更有数十趟客运航班受到虚假警报干扰。11月5日,一名旅客站在意大利罗马菲乌米奇诺机场第一航站楼的航班起飞信息显示屏前。 (法新社)

    [欧洲多国航班接连遭遇炸弹威胁],法国星期五证实,当天又有四架飞越法国领空的飞机接获炸弹威胁,所幸全部安全降落。

    综合路透社和法新社报道,法国总理办公室星期五(11月6日)证实,当天又有四起针对飞越法国领空的飞机的炸弹威胁。

    拆弹小组正检查这四架飞机,当局也已启动调查,以查明这波波及欧洲多国的炸弹威胁来源。

    丹麦、捷克和葡萄牙星期五也传出炸弹警报,所幸目前未发现爆炸装置。

    丹麦警方星期五发表声明说,哥本哈根机场再次接获针对航空交通的威胁,警方已派员到场调查,并加强机场戒备。

    警方初步评估认为,事件并未对乘客构成危险,但拒绝透露进一步详情。哥本哈根机场证实警方到场,但强调机场运作正常。

    星期四(5日),丹麦军方拆弹小组曾因炸弹威胁,在哥本哈根机场搜查两架飞机,但没有发现爆炸装置。

    葡萄牙警方说,星期五一架从里斯本飞往罗马的瑞安航空航班接到炸弹威胁,但经查证系虚假警报。

    捷克警方星期五也说,已接获针对布拉格机场起降航班的炸弹威胁,并采取安全措施,尽量减少对机场运作的影响。

    布拉格机场发言人说,迄今接受检查的航班均未发现爆炸装置,也没有航班因此取消或改道。

    不过,意大利安莎通讯社报道,一架从布拉格飞往罗马的匈牙利廉价航空公司维兹航空(Wizz Air)客机,因意大利空中交通管制部门接获电话炸弹警报,改道飞往威尼斯,并安全降落。

    欧洲本周初已出现一波针对航班的炸弹威胁,星期四更有数十趟客运航班受到虚假警报干扰,部分飞机被迫临时降落,另有航班须由战斗机护航或拦截。

  • 密西西比州参议院角逐计票争议不断扩大


    密西西比州杰克逊市——

    来自全国各党的工作人员、律师、基层活动人士和内容创作者正陆续前往密西西比州,观察未来几天对数千张临时选票的审核工作,并为最终结果可能引发的法律挑战做好准备。

    密西西比州此前从未因势均力敌的选举而成为全国焦点,如今却站在了这场斗争的最前沿,这场斗争将决定民主党明年在美国参议院的多数党席位规模。

    民主党人斯科特·科洛姆在该州以微弱优势领先共和党参议员辛迪·海德-史密斯。该州近40年来从未向参议院输送过民主党议员,重建时期以来也从未有过黑人参议员。

    更新于2026年11月5日
    预计数据

    96% 选票已统计

    | 候选人 | 得票率 | 得票数 |
    | — | — | — |
    | 斯科特·科洛姆(民主党) | 42.6% | 406,020 |
    | *辛迪·海德-史密斯(共和党) | 29.4% | 279,842 |
    | 泰·平金斯(独立候选人) | 0.3% | 3,255 |

    科洛姆和海德-史密斯均组建了庞大的团队,准备在密西西比州12月3日认证结果的截止日期前监督计票流程,并可能对计票程序提出质疑。

    “我们为此准备了数月时间,”科洛姆周三对记者表示,“我们有大量律师,有本地律师,所有人都参与进来,确保整个过程符合法律规定。”

    在周四的新闻发布会上,该州共和党吹嘘已向全州派出50多名志愿律师和观察员,密西西比州共和党主席迈克尔·赫斯特表示,还将有更多人准备加入提供协助。

    “我们的律师和观察员将继续分布在密西西比州各地——监督选举专员审核和处理这些未决选票,确保选举程序得到遵守,且只有合法投票的选票才会被计入,”他说。

    无党派组织全国有色人种协进会(NAACP)也参与了选举后工作。

    全国有色人种协进会的成员和志愿者正被派往该州全部82个县,监督选举官员如何审核那些因选民没有带证件或未出现在选区选民登记册上而投下的临时选票——在密西西比州这些选票被称为“宣誓选票”。

    如果选民未能提供身份证件,全国有色人种协进会的志愿者将紧急联系选民,鼓励他们在11月10日的县级问题解决截止日期前携带有效证件前往县法院。

    “我们关注的不是某个人,尤其是非裔美国人,他们不会因为缺乏证件而在这一过程中被剥夺选举权,”全国有色人种协进会主席德里克·约翰逊告诉美国有线电视新闻网(CNN)。

    杰克逊所在的希恩兹县的一名选民告诉CNN,她本周为投给科洛姆不得不经历诸多麻烦。23岁的达吉亚·威廉姆斯说,她今年5月从邻近县搬到希恩兹县后,更新了自己的驾照和选民登记信息。

    她表示,在选举日前的周日,她查询在线登记信息确认自己已登记在册,但找不到自己的名字时感到担忧。威廉姆斯在2024年参加了初选和总统选举并投了票,当时以为更新信息尚未录入系统。

    但在选举日,选举工作人员也找不到她的名字。选举官员给了她一张临时选票,并告诉她必须前往巡回法院再次出示身份证件,尽管她已带着证件前往投票站。

    “我觉得人们不应该为了投票而不得不经历各种麻烦,尤其是在密西西比州,”她告诉CNN,还补充道,“很多人甚至不知道宣誓选票或临时选票是什么。”

    目前尚待计票的临时选票数量尚不明确。科洛姆的竞选团队本周早些时候估计这一数字为15000张。共和党方面估计,截至周四下午,尚未统计的缺席选票和临时选票多达20000张。

    州务卿迈克尔·沃森表示,总数量尚不明确。

    科洛姆告诉CNN,他对自己的领先优势感到乐观——周四晚些时候的领先差距约为1800票——随着更多选票被统计,这一优势将继续扩大。

    “你看看剩下的选票,就知道这对我们有利,”他说。

    科洛姆告诉CNN,选民让全国看到了“密西西比州举足轻重”

    科洛姆告诉CNN,选民让全国看到了“密西西比州举足轻重”
    1:24 • 来源:CNN
    科洛姆告诉CNN,选民让全国看到了“密西西比州举足轻重”
    1:24

    对选票和县份的严格审查

    倡导人士表示,县级选举委员会宣布是否接受或驳回临时选票的过程对公众开放,但各郡县的透明度水平不尽相同。

    民主党和共和党律师周四发给当地选举官员的两封针锋相对的信件,凸显出该州将面临多么严格的审查。

    代表海德-史密斯竞选团队的律所发出的一封信,要求当地官员将宣誓选票与其余计票分开,并保留所有与选举相关的记录。

    科洛姆的律师周四晚间发出了一封回信,称该请求“非法”,并警告不要采取任何可能导致“某张选票被追溯到某位特定选民”的行动,这违反了选票保密法。

    在杰克逊所在的该最大县,县 Commissioners 正在公开地分拣数百张宣誓选票。一位 Commissioners 要管理600多份宣誓文件,周四正在处理杰克逊州立大学学生的233份宣誓选票。希恩兹县选举专员费利西亚·麦克林顿表示,她不得不驳回其中一些选票,因为这些年轻选民未在正确选区登记。

    有一次,麦克林顿试图查找一名大学生的生日、姓名和社会保障号,但在系统中找不到她的信息。

    “这会被驳回,”麦克林顿对CNN表示,当时科洛姆竞选团队的代表在一旁观看并做笔记。

    进入密西西比州选举办公室,计票竞争难分胜负
    进入密西西比州选举办公室,计票竞争难分胜负
    周四,民主党参议院候选人斯科特·科洛姆以微弱优势领先,CNN记者安妮·格雷耶前往密西西比州杰克逊市的一处选举办公室,县 Commissioners 在那里分拣选票,科洛姆正试图罢免现任共和党参议员辛迪·海德-史密斯。
    1:54 • 来源:CNN
    进入密西西比州选举办公室…
    1:54

    庞大的律师与观察员团队

    这场胶着的竞选可能让一些全国民众感到意外,但民主党表示,他们早已开始准备,因为结果可能取决于少量选票,需要密切关注密西西比州的选举程序。

    与民主党结盟的投票权益律所伊利亚斯法律团队,在2026年初就开始重点关注密西西比州的选举规程,利用律所内部成立的名为“选举保护情报协作”的研究团队开展工作。相关工作包括监测该州的媒体、观察当地选举委员会会议,以及深入了解该州的选举运作方式。

    代表科洛姆竞选团队的律所律师周三已开始抵达密西西比州。

    一位了解相关情况的消息人士告诉CNN,参议院少数党领袖查克·舒默最近也为该州部署了律师和资源。

    由史黛西·艾布拉姆斯创立的投票权益政治组织“公平斗争行动”发挥了核心作用,与科洛姆竞选团队和民主党参议院竞选委员会合作。

    无党派公民组织“密西西比投票”设立了选民信息热线和虚拟电话银行,为有问题的人提供帮助,目前已有来自全国各地的志愿者加入协助计票工作。

    “密西西比投票”政策与研究主任莉莉·莫恩斯告诉CNN,她的团队收到反馈称,被驳回的选票大多是因为选民试图在错误选区投票。

    “看到人们的选票因为去错了地方而被驳回,实在令人痛心,”莫恩斯说。

    全国对密西西比州的关注还体现在,进步派活动人士、内容创作者杰斯·克雷文本周在全国有色人种协进会的邀请下,从洛杉矶家中飞往杰克逊。她表示,此行目的是“确保每张选票都被计入”。

    “这不仅仅是争取多获得一个席位,”克雷文表示,“这关乎南方酝酿已久的重大事件,这件事早已该发生。”

    周四接受CNN采访时,科洛姆表示,他花了几个月时间才让自己的政党和全国关注他在密西西比州的参议院竞选。

    他没有具体说明有多少律师和代表,但表示自己有“足够的”资源,包括近期通过大力筹款获得的资金注入。

    “我对现状充满信心,”他说,“我很高兴人们正付出努力帮我们冲过终点线。”

    格雷耶从密西西比州杰克逊市发回报道。CNN记者阿莱娜·法亚兹和艾莉森·戈登为本报道做出了贡献。

    The fight is growing over ballot counting in Mississippi’s tight Senate race

    Jackson, Mississippi—

    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.

    Updated Nov 5, 2026

    Est.

    96%

    votes in

    | CANDIDATE | VOTES |
    | — | — |
    | Scott Colom Democratic | 42.6% 406,020 |
    | Cindy Hyde-Smith* Republican | 29.4% 279,842 |
    | Ty Pinkins Independent | 0.3% 3,255 |

    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.

    The nonpartisan NAACP also is engaged in post-election work.

    NAACP members and volunteers are being deployed to all of the state’s 82 counties to monitor how election officials vet outstanding provisional ballots – known as “affidavit” ballots in Mississippi – cast because the voters lacked photo ID or were not showing up in their precincts’ poll books.

    In cases in which a voter failed to provide identification, the NAACP’s volunteers will scramble to contact voters and encourage them to head to the county courthouse with the proper documentation before the November 10 deadline to resolve any issues at the county level.

    “Our interest is no individual, particularly African Americans, disenfranchised in this process because of lack of ID,” NAACP President Derrick Johnson told CNN.

    One voter in Hinds County, home to Jackson, told CNN she had to jump through extra hoops to cast a ballot for Colom this week. Dajia Williams, 23, said she updated her driver’s license and voter registration in May after moving to Hinds from a nearby county.

    She said she checked the online registration on the Sunday before the election to make sure she was there and grew concerned when she couldn’t spot her name. Williams, who voted in the primary and presidential elections in 2024, figured the change hadn’t posted yet.

    But on Election Day, poll workers couldn’t find her either. The election official provided her with a provisional ballot and told her to go to the circuit court and show her ID again, even though she’d brought it to the polls.

    “I don’t feel like people should have to feel like they’re jumping through hoops to to go vote, especially in Mississippi,” she told CNN, adding that “a lot of people don’t even know what an affidavit or a provisional ballot is.”

    It’s not clear how many provisional ballots remain to be counted. Officials in Colom’s campaign pegged the number at 15,000 earlier this week. Republicans estimated that as many as 20,000 absentee ballots and provisional ballots were outstanding as of Thursday afternoon.

    Secretary of State Michael Watson has said the total number is unknown.

    Colom told CNN that he was optimistic his lead – at about 1,800 votes late Thursday – would continue to grow as more ballots were counted.

    “You look at the ballots that are left, you know, it’s going in our favor,” he said.

    Colom tells CNN voters showed the country ‘Mississippi matters’

    Colom tells CNN voters showed the country ‘Mississippi matters’

    1:24 • Source: CNN

    Colom tells CNN voters showed the country ‘Mississippi matters’

    1:24

    Intense scrutiny of ballots and counties

    The proceedings during which county election committees announce whether to accept or reject a provisional ballot are open to the public, but the levels of transparency vary county to county, advocates say.

    Dueling letters sent to local election officials Thursday from the Democratic and Republican attorneys showcased the intense scrutiny the state will be under.

    A letter from the law firm representing the Hyde-Smith campaign requested that local officials segregate affidavit ballots from the rest of the count, and that they preserve other election-related records.

    Colom’s lawyers shot back Thursday night with a letter of their own calling the request “unlawful,” and warning against taking any step that would allow “particular ballot to be traced to a particular voter,” in violation of ballot secrecy laws.

    In the state’s largest county that is home to Jackson, county commissioners are sorting through hundreds of affidavit ballots in a way that is open for the public to observe. One commissioner has over 600 affidavits to manage, and on Thursday was trying to make a dent in the 233 affidavit ballots from students at Jackson State University. Hinds County Election Commissioner Felicia McClinton said she had to reject a number of them because the young voters were not registered in the right precinct.

    In one instance, McClinton tried searching for a college student’s birthday, name, and social security number but could not locate her in the system.

    “This will be rejected,” McClinton told CNN, as representatives from the Colom campaign looked on and took notes.

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

    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.

    1:54 • Source: CNN

    Inside a Mississippi election office in …

    1:54

    Armies of lawyers and observers

    The tight race may have been a shock to some across the country, but Democrats say they began preparing early for the possibility that the results could come down to a small number of votes, requiring close attention to Mississippi’s election procedures.

    The Elias Law Group – a voting rights law firm aligned with Democrats – ramped up its attention Mississippi’s election protocols in early 2026, using a team of researchers set up within the firm called the Election Protection Intelligence Collaborative. The work included monitoring in-state media, watching meetings of local election commissions, and developing a granular level of knowledge about how elections are run in the state.

    Lawyers for the firm, which is representing the Colom campaign, began arriving in Mississippi on Wednesday.

    Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has also recently deployed lawyers and resources for the state, a source familiar with the matter told CNN.

    Fair Fight Action, a voting rights focused political organization founded by Stacey Abrams, is playing a central role, working with the Colom campaign and the DSCC.

    Mississippi Votes, a nonpartisan civic organization, has set up a voter information hotline and virtual phone banking to help anyone who has questions about the ballot curing process as volunteers from across the country arrive to help the effort.

    Lily Moens, the policy and research director at Mississippi Votes, told CNN that her team is hearing that the majority of ballots that are being rejected are because voters tried to vote at the incorrect precincts.

    “It’s disheartening to see folks’ ballots being rejected because they were just at the wrong location,” Moens said.

    In one sign of the national focus on Mississippi, Jess Craven, a progressive activist and content creator, flew to Jackson this week from her home in Los Angeles at the invitation of the NAACP. She said she was there to “make sure that every vote is counted.”

    “It’s not just about picking up another seat,” Craven said. “It’s about a seismic event in the South that’s long overdue.”

    In an interview with CNN on Thursday, Colom said it took him months to get his party and the nation to pay attention to his Senate race in Mississippi.

    Without specifying how many lawyers and representatives he has, Colom said he has “enough” resources, including a late influx of cash from an aggressive fundraising push.

    “I’m confident about where we are,” he said. “I’m glad people are doing what it takes to get us over the finish line.”

    Grayer reported from Jackson, Mississippi. CNN’s Aleena Fayaz and Allison Gordon contributed to this report.

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    伊朗提交核问题方案:美方须先满足七大条件

    发布/2026年11月6日 19:56

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    外界担心,伊朗战事可能在美国中期选举后重燃,各方调解人正加紧努力,希望结束战争。图为伊朗伊斯兰共和国国旗。 (路透社档案照片)

    (迪拜综合电)伊朗高级安全官员表示,已通过卡塔尔调解人向美国提交一份核提案,但美方必须先满足德黑兰提出的七项要求,双方才能就此展开讨论。

    伊朗最高国家安全委员会秘书雷扎伊星期四(11月5日)访问俄罗斯期间表明,伊朗已向美国提出七个条件,“只要对方不落实,我们就不开放霍尔木兹海峡,也不会进行任何谈判”。

    这些条件包括解除美国施加的制裁、解冻伊朗海外资产,以及支付战争赔偿等。

    美国总统特朗普同日则表明,若无美国批准,伊朗在核计划问题上“什么也做不了”。

    伊朗一直坚持在谈判后期讨论核问题,但华盛顿认为,这个问题必须纳入初步谈判中。外界担心,伊朗战事可能在美国中期选举后重燃,各方调解人正加紧努力,希望结束战争。

    《纽约时报》报道,据五名了解谈判情况的官员透露,伊朗正在审议由调解方提出的一系列具体建议,这些建议可能会决定伊核计划的未来。

    这些官员指出,伊朗曾连续数周拒绝任何让步,如今却表现出重返核谈判的意愿,说明由卡塔尔主导的调解努力已取得一定成效。

    报道称,过去一周,卡塔尔在与伊朗的外交斡旋中发挥主导作用,不仅在德黑兰参与两轮会谈,还在多哈主办第三轮会谈;其中两名官员说,卡塔尔方面近期还在亚美尼亚与伊朗官员会晤。

    报道还说,雷扎伊虽然言辞强硬,但私下对核问题的讨论表现出更开放态度,并且一直与卡塔尔谈判。一同参与谈判的还有多名伊朗高级官员,包括外交部长阿拉格齐,以及伊斯兰议会议长卡利巴夫。

    此外,美国副总统万斯据称已成为卡塔尔主导的调解进程关键支持者。他似乎也有意与特朗普拉开距离,将共和党本周中期选举的惨败归咎于这场战争。

    美国战争部长赫格塞斯则因力挺对伊战争而遭到抨击,可能面临民主党人发起的调查。他星期四誓言将对抗国会中旨在弹劾他的行动,同时继续为战争辩护,称它“有魄力且有历史意义”。

    伊朗提交核问题方案:美方须先满足七大条件

    发布/2026年11月6日 19:56

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    外界担心,伊朗战事可能在美国中期选举后重燃,各方调解人正加紧努力,希望结束战争。图为伊朗伊斯兰共和国国旗。 (路透社档案照片)

    (迪拜综合电)伊朗高级安全官员说,已通过卡塔尔调解人向美国提交一份核提案,但美方必须先满足德黑兰提出的七项要求,双方才能就此展开讨论。

    伊朗最高国家安全委员会秘书雷扎伊星期四(11月5日)访问俄罗斯期间表明,伊朗已向美国提出七个条件,“只要对方不落实,我们就不开放霍尔木兹海峡,也不会进行任何谈判”。

    这些条件包括解除美国施加的制裁、解冻伊朗海外资产,以及支付战争赔偿等。

    美国总统特朗普同日则表明,若无美国批准,伊朗在核计划问题上“什么也做不了”。

    伊朗一直坚持在谈判后期讨论核问题,但华盛顿认为,这个问题必须纳入初步谈判中。外界担心,伊朗战事可能在美国中期选举后重燃,各方调解人正加紧努力,希望结束战争。

    《纽约时报》报道,据五名了解谈判情况的官员透露,伊朗正在审议由调解方提出的一系列具体建议,这些建议可能会决定伊核计划的未来。

    这些官员指出,伊朗曾连续数周拒绝任何让步,如今却表现出重返核谈判的意愿,说明由卡塔尔主导的调解努力已取得一定成效。

    报道称,过去一周,卡塔尔在与伊朗的外交斡旋中发挥主导作用,不仅在德黑兰参与两轮会谈,还在多哈主办第三轮会谈;其中两名官员说,卡塔尔方面近期还在亚美尼亚与伊朗官员会晤。

    报道还说,雷扎伊虽然言辞强硬,但私下对核问题的讨论表现出更开放态度,并且一直与卡塔尔谈判。一同参与谈判的还有多名伊朗高级官员,包括外交部长阿拉格齐,以及和伊斯兰议会议长卡利巴夫。

    此外,美国副总统万斯据称已成为卡塔尔主导的调解进程关键支持者。他似乎也有意与特朗普拉开距离,将共和党本周中期选举的惨败归咎于这场战争。

    美国战争部长赫格塞斯则因力挺对伊战争而遭到抨击,可能面临民主党人发起的调查。他星期四誓言将对抗国会中旨在弹劾他的行动,同时继续为战争辩护,称它“有魄力且有历史意义”。

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    “ squad ” 成员敦促民主党利用中期选举胜利推动极左政策实施

    2026年11月6日 美国东部时间上午6:23 | 福克斯新闻

    “民主党人,当我们掌权时,必须用好这份权力”,普雷斯利宣称

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    发布时间:2026年11月6日 美国东部时间上午6:23 | 更新时间:2026年11月6日 美国东部时间上午6:25

    民主党社会主义者以激进议程挑战党内领导层

    福克斯新闻首席国会记者查德·佩尔格拉姆报道:在民主党内部分歧日益加剧之际,进步派推动全民医保、废除美国移民及海关执法局(ICE)等主张,而哈基姆·杰弗里斯正面临着来自自身议程的压力。

    马萨诸塞州民主党众议员艾扬娜·普雷斯利正敦促本党运用权力,推动实施全民医保、赔偿奴隶制受害者、废除美国移民及海关执法局(ICE)等极左政策。

    在周二的发言中,普雷斯利宣称:“好了,在我结束讲话前,我要给 likely 在观看的众议院同僚们传递一个信息。民主党人,当我们掌权时,必须用好这份权力。民主党人,现在能听到我说话吗?掌权时,我们必须用好这份权力。

    “现在,请不要只跟我谈占多数,要拿出一个实实在在的多数。拿出一个由人民赋予权力的多数,这个多数要代表对正义的诉求、对同理心的诉求、对进步的诉求,”她宣称。

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    “Squad” 筹款创纪录达235万美元,同时拒绝警方捐款

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    2026年11月3日,众议员艾扬娜·普雷斯利在马萨诸塞州州长莫拉·希利及副州长金·德里斯科尔的选举之夜聚会上登台。(杰西卡·里纳尔迪/《波士顿环球报》供图,盖蒂图片社)

    “民主党人,不要只喊医疗正义的口号,要通过《全民医保法案》。民主党人,不要只谈堕胎正义,要通过《平等对待怀孕和生育法案》,废除海德修正案。民主党人,不要只说黑人的命也是命,现在就推行赔偿政策。民主党人,不要只谴责ICE的暴行,要收回他们的每一分钱,废除ICE,”这位女议员继续说道。

    作为众议院民主党进步派团体 “Squad” 的成员,普雷斯利自2019年初以来一直担任众议员。

    2026年中期选举结果对国会意味着什么

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    2019年7月15日,美国华盛顿哥伦比亚特区,马萨诸塞州民主党众议员艾扬娜·普雷斯利在国会大厦召开新闻发布会时发言,明尼苏达州民主党众议员伊尔汗·奥马尔、纽约州民主党众议员亚历山大·奥卡西奥-科特茨和密歇根州民主党众议员拉希达·特莱布在旁聆听。(亚历克斯·罗布雷夫斯基/盖蒂图片社)

    中期选举中,共和党遭遇选举惨败,失去参众两院多数席位,不过在剩余两年任期内,总统唐纳德·特朗普可对民主党掌控的国会送交其签署的任何立法行使否决权。

    “白宫的法西斯占据者曾极力试图终止多元化、公平性与包容性(DEI)计划,还将黑人女性逐出劳动力市场。如今,黑人女性正在彰显自身权力,准备在各级政府担任要职,而且我们还将招募盟友,”普雷斯利周三在社交媒体平台X上表示。

    丑闻缠身的 “Squad” 众议员轻松赢得民主党提名,且无共和党设置任何障碍

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    2026年8月1日,密歇根州底特律,美国马萨诸塞州民主党众议员艾扬娜·普雷斯利在参加霍勒斯·谢菲尔德博士的投票动员社区集会电台节目后,与民主党参议院候选人阿卜杜勒-萨义德一同发言。(芬恩·戈麦斯/盖蒂图片社)

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    ‘Squad’ member urges Dems to take advantage of midterm sweep by passing far-left policies

    November 6, 2026 6:23am EST | Fox News

    ‘Democrats, when we have the power, you have to use it,’ Pressley declared

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    Published November 6, 2026 6:23am EST | Updated November 6, 2026 6:25am EST

    Democratic socialists challenge party leadership with radical agenda

    Fox News chief congressional correspondent Chad Pergram reports on growing divisions within the Democratic Party as progressives push for Medicare for all and abolishing ICE, while Hakeem Jeffries faces pressure over his agenda.

    Rep. Ayanna Pressley, D-Mass., is pressing her party to wield their power to push far-left policies such as passing Medicare for All and reparations, and abolishing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

    During remarks on Tuesday, Pressley declared, “Alright, now as I close I have a message for my colleagues in the House who are likely watching. Democrats, when we have the power, you have to use it. Democrats, can you hear me now? When we have the power we have to use it.

    “Now, please don’t tell me about a majority, show me a majority. Show me a people-powered majority with a mandate for justice, with a mandate for compassion, with a mandate for progress,” she declared.

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    “Democrats, don’t just talk about health care justice, pass Medicare for All. Democrats, don’t just talk about abortion justice, pass the EACH Act, and repeal the Hyde Amendment. Democrats, don’t just talk about black lives mattering, enact reparations now. Democrats, don’t just talk about ending ICE’s terror, take every last dollar from them and abolish ICE,” the congresswoman continued.

    Pressley, a member of the progressive cadre of House Democrats known as “The Squad,” has served in the chamber since early 2019.

    WHAT THE 2026 MIDTERM RESULTS MEAN FOR CAPITOL HILL

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    Republicans suffered an electoral rout during the midterm elections, resulting in the loss of the House and Senate majorities, though President Donald Trump can veto any legislation the Democratic-controlled Congress sends to his desk during his final two years.

    “The fascist occupant of the White House tried his hardest to end DEI and has pushed Black women out of the workforce. Now, Black women are flexing their power and poised to lead at every level of government. And we’re bringing friends,” Pressley said Wednesday on X.

    SCANDAL-PLAGUED ‘SQUAD’ REP CRUISES TO DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION WITH NO GOP ROADBLOCKS IN VIEW

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  • 民主党拿下参众两院后或重启最高法院改革计划


    2026-11-06T06:00:06-0500

    华盛顿讯——在堕胎、总统权力及投票权等重磅裁决引发争议后,民主党呼吁改革最高法院的呼声已有多年。如今,随着民主党在中期选举中拿下众议院和参议院控制权,他们有望推进以法院改革为核心的相关计划。

    预计民主党将在参议院斩获至少54个席位,在众议院拿下至少250个席位,这让他们得以推动此前在共和党主导的国会中毫无进展的立法提案。

    尽管民主党尚未公布下一届国会的立法优先事项,但预计将于1月当选众议院议长的民主党领袖哈基姆·杰弗里斯已表明其对最高法院改革的重视。

    他在一封正式宣布参选众议院议长的信件中写道:“我们必须铲除腐败的价格操纵行为、清理最高法院的混乱局面,并禁止国会议员进行股票交易。问责制应从自身做起。”

    杰弗里斯在8月接受美国全国广播公司《会见新闻界》节目采访时表示,“大幅”改革最高法院势在必行,并指出很可能在下届国会执掌众议院司法委员会的民主党众议员杰米·拉斯金将牵头推进相关工作。拉斯金的发言人未立即回应置评请求。

    多年来,民主党提出了一系列旨在改组最高法院的举措,包括大法官任期限制、制定新伦理规则以及增加大法官席位等。

    拜登政府执政的前两年,即民主党上次掌控国会期间,众议院曾通过一项对最高法院大法官施加伦理要求的立法提案,但该法案在参议院陷入僵局。

    时任总统乔·拜登成立了一个委员会,负责研究最高法院改革提案,但该委员会未建议对法院结构进行调整,只是梳理了支持与反对改革的相关论点。

    不过,自民主党上次执政以来,尤其是在保守派主导的最高法院推翻长期判例、扩大行政权力后,要求改革最高法院的呼声愈发高涨。

    如今民主党已掌控众议院多数席位,有望推动立法对最高法院进行改革。不过,该法案大概率无法在参议院获得通过,因为多数立法提案需要60票才能推进。民主党将掌控54至56个参议院席位。即便法院改革法案最终获得参众两院通过,特朗普总统是否会签署成为法律仍不明确。

    以下是民主党可能在下届国会推进的部分提案:

    伦理改革

    2023年,在ProPublica曝光了克拉伦斯·托马斯大法官与一位富有的共和党捐赠人多次出行且未申报财务状况的系列报道后,要求最高法院制定行为准则的立法工作取得了进展。

    在这些丑闻曝光后,参议院司法委员会推进了一项立法提案,要求最高法院制定伦理规范并建立处理不当行为投诉的程序。但罗德岛州民主党参议员谢尔登·怀特豪斯提出的这项提案在全体参议院表决前夭折。

    怀特豪斯于2025年5月重新提出该提案。佐治亚州民主党众议员汉克·约翰逊在众议院提出了配套立法。

    怀特豪斯与约翰逊的法案还要求最高法院建立礼品、收入或报销的披露规则,包括要求案件当事人或法庭之友意见书提交人披露给予大法官的任何礼品。

    新泽西州民主党参议员科里·布克和纽约州民主党众议员丹尼尔·戈德曼也提出了计划,要求最高法院设立内部伦理顾问办公室和调查顾问办公室。调查顾问将审查和调查针对大法官的伦理投诉。

    马里兰州的拉斯金与纽约州的亚历山德里亚·奥卡西奥-科特兹提出的一项提案,禁止联邦法官和最高法院大法官接受价值超过50美元的礼品。

    最高法院虽在2023年11月自行制定了行为准则,但因缺乏执行机制,要求国会介入的呼声日益高涨。

    致力于推动最高法院及下级法院改革的组织“修复法院”执行主任加布·罗斯表示,除最高法院外,民主党主导的国会还可调查近期曝光的下级法院联邦法官的不当行为指控。

    部分联邦法官被指控虐待司法书记官,另一些则因涉嫌不当行为被调查。

    佐治亚州的美国地区法官埃莉诺·罗斯在接受调查后收到私下训斥,调查发现她曾在自己的法庭内与一名警官发生性关系。佐治亚州共和党众议员安德鲁·克莱夫已对她提出弹劾条款。

    得克萨斯州的美国地区法官阿达·布朗正面临司法行为诉讼,她被指控对一名律师、法官及法院职员发表种族侮辱言论,且曾无正当理由或出于“不寻常”原因回避数十起案件的审理。

    罗斯表示:“联邦法官有2400名,难免会有个别害群之马,但如果我们要谈论清理政府,就不能忽视司法分支。”

    罗斯称,国会中的民主党人还可通过立法将职场歧视和骚扰法的适用范围扩大至司法系统——这一想法此前已获得两党支持——并禁止最高法院大法官和法官进行股票交易及使用预测市场。

    他表示:“更大的问题其实在于下级法院,需要重新制定规则,明确一点:尽管过去三年焦点可能集中在最高法院,但下级法院不应免受这场反腐败行动的影响。”

    任期限制

    美国宪法第三条规定,最高法院大法官和下级法院法官“行为端正”即可任职,这被解释为法官享有终身任职权。

    但国会中的民主党人主张大法官应受任期限制,已提出相关立法及宪法修正案提案来确立这些规则。

    众议院提出的几项法案拟设定大法官18年任期限制,并规定在总统任期的特定年份进行常规任命。

    马里兰州民主党众议员约翰尼·奥尔谢夫斯基提出的一项宪法修正案提案规定,任职超过18年的现任大法官必须退休。首席大法官约翰·罗伯茨、塞缪尔·阿利托大法官及托马斯大法官的任职时间均已超过18年。

    另一项任期限制计划来自共和党籍众议员、密歇根州的汤姆·巴雷特。他提出的宪法修正案提案拟将最高法院和下级法院法官的任期限制为20年。

    但巴雷特在周二的中期选举中未能获得连任。

    修改宪法需国会通过一项联合决议,且需参众两院三分之二多数支持,随后该提案还需获得四分之三的州——即38个或全部50个州——批准。

    扩大最高法院规模

    宪法并未规定最高法院大法官的人数,在美国历史上,大法官人数已六次变动,从最低6名到最高10名不等,自1869年以来一直为9名大法官。

    但部分民主党人强烈呼吁扩大最高法院规模,尤其是在堕胎、监管权力及总统权力等引发争议的裁决出台之后。

    得克萨斯州民主党众议员阿尔·格林今年提出的一项法案,拟将最高法院大法官人数从9名增至13名。民主党在参众两院过去提出的提案也将为最高法院增加4个席位。

    Democrats could dust off plans for Supreme Court reforms after capturing House and Senate

    2026-11-06T06:00:06-0500

    Washington — After years of calling for reforms to the Supreme Court following blockbuster decisions on abortion, presidential power and voting rights, Democrats may be poised to push forward with their court-focused plans after winning control of the House and Senate in the midterm elections.

    Democrats are expected to hold at least 54 seats in the Senate and at least 250 members in the House, giving them the opportunity to take up legislation that stood no chance of advancing in the GOP-led Congress.

    While Democrats have not yet unveiled their legislative priorities for the next Congress, House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries, who is expected to be elected speaker in January, has indicated he has the Supreme Court on his mind.

    “We must root out corrupt price gouging, clean up the mess at the Supreme Court and ban Members of Congress from trading stocks,” he wrote in a letter to his Democratic colleagues formally announcing his bid for the speaker’s gavel. “Accountability begins at home.”

    Jeffries told NBC’s “Meet the Press” in August that “dramatic” reform to the Supreme Court is needed, and said Democratic Rep. Jamie Raskin, who will likely helm the House Judiciary Committee in the next Congress, would take the lead. A spokesperson for Raskin did not immediately return a request for comment.

    Over the years, Democrats have proposed a variety of measures aimed at reshaping the Supreme Court — from implementing term limits for the justices to laying out new ethics rules to adding seats.

    During the first two years of the Biden administration, when Democrats last controlled Congress, the House approved legislation that would have imposed ethics requirements on Supreme Court justices. But the measure stalled in the Senate.

    Then-President Joe Biden established a commission tasked with studying proposals to reform the high court, but the panel did not recommend structural changes and instead laid out the arguments in support of and against potential changes.

    But calls for Supreme Court reforms have grown louder since Democrats were last in charge, particularly as the court’s conservative majority has overturned longstanding precedents and expanded executive authority.

    With Democrats now holding a majority in the House, members could push through legislation imposing changes on the high court. Still, it’s unlikely those plans would clear the Senate, where most legislation requires 60 votes to advance. Democrats will control between 54 and 56 seats. And even if court-reform measures did win approval from both chambers of Congress, it’s unclear whether Mr. Trump would sign them into law.

    Here are some of the proposals that Democrats could take up in the next Congress:

    Ethics reforms

    Legislative efforts aimed at requiring the Supreme Court to adopt a code of conduct gained momentum in 2023, after ProPublica published a series of articles about Justice Clarence Thomas’s trips with a wealthy Republican donor that were omitted from his financial disclosures.

    On the heels of the revelations, the Senate Judiciary Committee advanced legislation that would require the Supreme Court to adopt an ethics code and implement procedures to handle complaints of misconduct. But the proposal from Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, a Democrat from Rhode Island, died before the full Senate.

    Whitehouse reintroduced the proposal in May 2025. Rep. Hank Johnson, a Georgia Democrat, introduced companion legislation in the House.

    Whitehouse and Johnson’s legislation would also require the Supreme Court to establish rules for the disclosure of gifts, income or reimbursements, including a requirement that parties to a case or people filing friend-of-the-court briefs must disclose any gifts to the justices.

    Democratic Sen. Cory Booker of New Jersey and Rep. Daniel Goldman of New York also introduced plans that would require the Supreme Court to establish an internal Office of Ethics Counsel and Office of Investigative Counsel. The investigative counsel would review and investigate ethics complaints against the justices.

    A measure from Maryland’s Raskin and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York would prohibit federal judges and Supreme Court justices from receiving gifts valued at more than $50.

    The Supreme Court did put its own code of conduct in place in November 2023, but its lack of an enforcement mechanism led to calls for Congress to step in.

    Beyond the Supreme Court, a Democratic-led Congress could also investigate claims of misconduct by federal judges on the lower courts that have recently become public, said Gabe Roth, executive director of Fix the Court, which advocates for reforms to the Supreme Court and lower courts.

    Some federal judges have been accused of mistreating their clerks. Others have been investigated for alleged misconduct.

    U.S. District Judge Eleanor Ross in Georgia received a private reprimand after an investigation found she had sex with a police officer in her chambers. GOP Rep. Andrew Clyde of Georgia has filed articles of impeachment against her.

    U.S. District Judge Ada Brown in Texas is facing judicial conduct proceedings after she was accused of making racial insults toward a lawyer, judges and court staff, and recusing from dozens of cases without explanation or for “unusual” reasons.

    “There’s 2,400 federal judges, so there’s going to be a few bad apples, but if we’re going to talk about cleaning up the government, we can’t leave out the third branch,” Roth said.

    Congressional Democrats could also enact legislation expanding workplace discrimination and harassment laws to cover the judiciary, an idea that has gotten bipartisan support before, and ban Supreme Court justices and judges from trading stocks and using prediction markets, Roth said.

    “The larger issue is really in the lower courts and resetting the rules of the road and making it clear that while there may have been a focus on the Supreme Court over the last three years, the lower courts really shouldn’t be immune from this anticorruption push,” he said.

    Term limits

    Article III of the Constitution states that Supreme Court justices and lower court judges hold their seats “during good behavior,” which has been interpreted to mean that judges have life tenure.

    But Democrats in Congress have argued that justices should be subject to term limits and rolled out proposals establishing those rules through legislation and constitutional amendments.

    Several bills introduced in the House would set 18-year term limits for justices and establish regular appointments in certain years of a president’s term.

    Under one of the proposals for a constitutional amendment, introduced by Maryland Democratic Rep. Johnny Olszewski, sitting justices who have been on the court for more than 18 years would have to retire. Chief Justice John Roberts, Justice Samuel Alito and Thomas have all served more than 18 years.

    One of the term-limit plans comes from a Republican lawmaker, Rep. Tom Barrett of Michigan. His proposal for a constitutional amendment would limit terms for members of the Supreme Court and lower courts to 20 years.

    Barrett lost his seat for reelection in Tuesday’s midterms.

    Amending the Constitution requires Congress to pass a joint resolution with support from two-thirds of both the House and Senate. Then, the proposal must be ratified by three-fourths of the states, or 38 or 50 states.

    Expanding the Supreme Court

    The Constitution does not set the number of justices on the Supreme Court, and across the nation’s history, the number of people on the high court has changed six times, ranging from a low of six justices to a high of 10. There have been nine justices since 1869.

    But there’s been a groundswell of calls from some Democrats for Supreme Court expansion, particularly in the wake of contentious decisions on abortion, regulatory authority and presidential power.

    One bill, from Democratic Rep. Al Green of Texas, was introduced this year and would grow the number of seats on the Supreme Court from nine to 13. Past proposals from Democrats in the House and Senate would also add four seats to the high court.

  • 伊朗提交核问题方案:美方须先满足七大条件


    2026年11月6日 19:56

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    外界担心,伊朗战事可能在美国中期选举后重燃,各方调解人正加紧努力,希望结束战争。图为伊朗伊斯兰共和国国旗。 (路透社档案照片)

    (迪拜综合电)伊朗高级安全官员说,已通过卡塔尔调解人向美国提交一份核提案,但美方必须先满足德黑兰提出的七项要求,双方才能就此展开讨论。

    伊朗最高国家安全委员会秘书雷扎伊星期四(11月5日)访问俄罗斯期间表明,伊朗已向美国提出七个条件,“只要对方不落实,我们就不开放霍尔木兹海峡,也不会进行任何谈判”。

    这些条件包括解除美国施加的制裁、解冻伊朗海外资产,以及支付战争赔偿等。

    美国总统特朗普同日则表明,若无美国批准,伊朗在核计划问题上“什么也做不了”。

    伊朗一直坚持在谈判后期讨论核问题,但华盛顿认为,这个问题必须纳入初步谈判中。外界担心,伊朗战事可能在美国中期选举后重燃,各方调解人正加紧努力,希望结束战争。

    《纽约时报》报道,据五名了解谈判情况的官员透露,伊朗正在审议由调解方提出的一系列具体建议,这些建议可能会决定伊核计划的未来。

    这些官员指出,伊朗曾连续数周拒绝任何让步,如今却表现出重返核谈判的意愿,说明由卡塔尔主导的调解努力已取得一定成效。

    报道称,过去一周,卡塔尔在与伊朗的外交斡旋中发挥主导作用,不仅在德黑兰参与两轮会谈,还在多哈主办第三轮会谈;其中两名官员说,卡塔尔方面近期还在亚美尼亚与伊朗官员会晤。

    报道还说,雷扎伊虽然言辞强硬,但私下对核问题的讨论表现出更开放态度,并且一直与卡塔尔谈判。一同参与谈判的还有多名伊朗高级官员,包括外交部长阿拉格齐,以及和伊斯兰议会议长卡利巴夫。

    此外,美国副总统万斯据称已成为卡塔尔主导的调解进程关键支持者。他似乎也有意与特朗普拉开距离,将共和党本周中期选举的惨败归咎于这场战争。

    美国战争部长赫格塞斯则因力挺对伊战争而遭到抨击,可能面临民主党人发起的调查。他星期四誓言将对抗国会中旨在弹劾他的行动,同时继续为战争辩护,称它“有魄力且有历史意义”。

    伊朗提交核问题方案:美方须先满足七大条件

    2026年11月6日 19:56

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    外界担心,伊朗战事可能在美国中期选举后重燃,各方调解人正加紧努力,希望结束战争。图为伊朗伊斯兰共和国国旗。 (路透社档案照片)

    (迪拜综合电)伊朗高级安全官员说,已通过卡塔尔调解人向美国提交一份核提案,但美方必须先满足德黑兰提出的七项要求,双方才能就此展开讨论。

    伊朗最高国家安全委员会秘书雷扎伊星期四(11月5日)访问俄罗斯期间表明,伊朗已向美国提出七个条件,“只要对方不落实,我们就不开放霍尔木兹海峡,也不会进行任何谈判”。

    这些条件包括解除美国施加的制裁、解冻伊朗海外资产,以及支付战争赔偿等。

    美国总统特朗普同日则表明,若无美国批准,伊朗在核计划问题上“什么也做不了”。

    伊朗一直坚持在谈判后期讨论核问题,但华盛顿认为,这个问题必须纳入初步谈判中。外界担心,伊朗战事可能在美国中期选举后重燃,各方调解人正加紧努力,希望结束战争。

    《纽约时报》报道,据五名了解谈判情况的官员透露,伊朗正在审议由调解方提出的一系列具体建议,这些建议可能会决定伊核计划的未来。

    这些官员指出,伊朗曾连续数周拒绝任何让步,如今却表现出重返核谈判的意愿,说明由卡塔尔主导的调解努力已取得一定成效。

    报道称,过去一周,卡塔尔在与伊朗的外交斡旋中发挥主导作用,不仅在德黑兰参与两轮会谈,还在多哈主办第三轮会谈;其中两名官员说,卡塔尔方面近期还在亚美尼亚与伊朗官员会晤。

    报道还说,雷扎伊虽然言辞强硬,但私下对核问题的讨论表现出更开放态度,并且一直与卡塔尔谈判。一同参与谈判的还有多名伊朗高级官员,包括外交部长阿拉格齐,以及和伊斯兰议会议长卡利巴夫。

    此外,美国副总统万斯据称已成为卡塔尔主导的调解进程关键支持者。他似乎也有意与特朗普拉开距离,将共和党本周中期选举的惨败归咎于这场战争。

    美国战争部长赫格塞斯则因力挺对伊战争而遭到抨击,可能面临民主党人发起的调查。他星期四誓言将对抗国会中旨在弹劾他的行动,同时继续为战争辩护,称它“有魄力且有历史意义”。

  • 最新民调揭示民主党如何借“蓝色浪潮”赢得胜利


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    作者:迈尔斯·卡恩、维多利亚·弗莱舍、杰里米·穆尔黑德、莫里·罗斯曼,美国有线电视新闻网(CNN)

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    https://www.cnn.com/2026/11/06/politics/video/midterm-election-results-behind-the-scenes-vod

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    最新民调揭示民主党如何借“蓝色浪潮”赢得胜利
    在民主党以压倒性优势横扫中期选举的余波尚未消散之际,戴维·查利安及CNN民调团队将带我们深入解析推动“蓝色浪潮”的核心数据,并探讨这个新的民主党联盟未来两年的执政方向。

    5:42 来源:CNN

    New polls reveal how Democrats rode a blue wave to victory

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    By Miles Kahn, Victoria Fleischer, Jeremy Moorhead and Mori Rothman, CNN

    Published 6:42 AM EST, Fri November 6, 2026

    https://www.cnn.com/2026/11/06/politics/video/midterm-election-results-behind-the-scenes-vod

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    New polls reveal how Democrats rode a blue wave to victory

    With the smoke still clearing from a stunning Democrat sweep of the midterms, David Chalian and the CNN polling team take us inside the numbers that powered the blue wave and examine how the new Democratic coalition will govern for the next two years.

    5:42 • Source: CNN

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