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  • 这位共和党国议员在周二的初选中无对手参选。他已近三个月未在华盛顿露面


    2026-06-01T22:19:25.464Z / 美国有线电视新闻网(CNN)

    作者:莎拉·费里斯
    发布时间:2026年6月1日 美国东部时间下午6:19

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    玛丽安·祖黑布/美联社

    内容摘要

    • 共和党众议员汤姆·基恩自3月初以来因不明医疗问题一直未在华盛顿露面。
    • 众议院共和党人对他的健康状况以及此次无故缺席是否会影响他们保住关键席位的能力感到担忧。
    • 基恩在周二的初选中无对手参选。他尚未透露返回国会山的具体日期。

    AI生成的摘要已由CNN编辑审核。

    共和党众议员汤姆·基恩正在周二的初选中无对手参选,谋求连任美国竞争最激烈的选区之一的第三任期。

    但选民数月来未曾直接见到或听到基恩的消息,目前仍不清楚他何时能返回国会山工作。据三名共和党领导层消息人士透露,基恩尚未向众议院议长迈克·约翰逊及其团队透露返回日期,而自3月初以来,领导层一直在他缺席的情况下维持着微弱的多数席位优势。

    这位新泽西州国会议员在4月底的社交媒体上表示,他正在处理“个人医疗问题”,但未具体说明病情,并表示将“很快”返回。上月末,他告诉《新泽西环球报》,自己将在“未来几周内”返回。

    然而,他的缺席如今越来越令众议院共和党人感到不安。多名消息人士称,基恩的同事们担心他的健康状况,以及此次无故缺席会在本已艰难的中期选举周期中,使共和党保住关键摇摆席位的努力变得更加复杂。

    消息人士透露,部分共和党人还对他们眼中的重大公关失误感到沮丧,基恩的团队无法回答有关他返回的具体问题,随后因缺乏回应而遭到全国关注。

    基恩办公室的多名助理未回应CNN的置评请求。

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    乔纳森·恩斯特/路透社

    自3月5日最后一次投票以来,基恩曾私下与约翰逊会面。但消息人士称,如果议长或其他领导层人士知晓基恩的病情,他们并未向同事或自己的工作人员透露。

    基恩的缺席让许多众议院共和党同僚感到困惑。一些人私下质疑,如果基恩在初选后被迫退出竞选会发生什么。根据新泽西州法律,初选后出现的席位空缺将由该州共和党县委员会主席填补。(基恩上月告诉《环球报》,他计划竞选连任。)

    不过,他仍获得了领导层的支持,约翰逊在国会山向记者公开表态支持他。而且他在初选前获得了特朗普的正式背书。

    到目前为止,他在初选中的民主党对手大多未在竞选活动中将基恩的缺席作为政治攻击武器。但共和党人认为,在周二选民选出民主党候选人后,这将成为更有力的攻击点。目前有四名民主党候选人各自筹集了超过100万美元的竞选资金,其中前海军直升机飞行员丽贝卡·贝内特被视为领跑者,筹集了近300万美元。

    自3月初以来,基恩继续定期在其社交媒体账号上发帖,但出席高中毕业典礼和新企业剪彩仪式等公开活动的都是他的工作人员。他最后一次公开活动似乎是在3月初,当时他周末参加了新泽西乌克兰裔文化中心的纪录片放映等活动。

    This GOP congressman is running unopposed in Tuesday’s primary. He’s been missing from Washington for nearly three months

    2026-06-01T22:19:25.464Z / CNN

    By Sarah Ferris

    PUBLISHED Jun 1, 2026, 6:19 PM ET

    Rep. Tom Kean listens during a Subcommittee of the House Foreign Affairs about Belarus on Capitol Hill in December 2023.

    Mariam Zuhaib/AP

    Summary

    • GOP Rep. Tom Kean hasn’t been seen in Washington since early March due to an unspecified medical issue.
    • House Republicans are concerned about his health and whether the unexplained absence will complicate their ability to hold a key seat.
    • Kean is running unopposed in his primary Tuesday. He hasn’t offered a date for his return to Capitol Hill.

    AI-generated summary was reviewed by a CNN editor.

    GOP Rep. Tom Kean is running unopposed in his primary on Tuesday, seeking a third term in one of the nation’s most competitive seats.

    But voters haven’t seen or heard directly from Kean in months — and it’s still unclear when he might return to work on Capitol Hill. Kean has yet to offer a date for his return to House Speaker Mike Johnson and his team, who have been navigating their reed-thin margins without him since early March, according to three GOP leadership sources.

    The New Jersey congressman said in late April on social media that he’s dealing with a “personal medical issue,” without specifying what it is, and said he would be back “very soon.” Late last month, he told The New Jersey Globe that he’d be back in the “next couple of weeks.”

    His absence, though, is now increasingly rattling House Republicans. Kean’s colleagues say they are worried about his health — and how the unexplained absence could complicate the GOP’s ability to hold onto a critical swing seat in an already difficult midterm cycle, according to multiple sources.

    Some Republicans, too, are frustrated by what they see as a massive public relations failure, sources say, with the congressman’s team unable to answer specific questions about his return — and then drawing national scrutiny for the lack of responses.

    Multiple aides in Kean’s office did not respond to requests for comment from CNN.

    A worker passes the office door of U.S. Representative Tom Kean Jr. (R-NJ), who has not been seen in public in two months, at the Cannon House Office Building on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., U.S., May 14, 2026. REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst

    Jonathan Ernst/Reuters

    Kean has spoken privately to Johnson since his last vote on March 5. But if the speaker or others in leadership are aware of Kean’s medical condition, they have not disclosed it to their colleagues or their own staff, sources said.

    Kean’s absence has mystified many of his House Republican colleagues. Some have been privately raising questions about what happens if Kean is forced to drop out of the race after the primary. Under New Jersey law, a post-primary vacancy would be filled by the state’s GOP county committee leaders. (Kean told the Globe last month that he is planning to run for reelection.)

    He has maintained leadership support, however, with Johnson publicly backing him to reporters on Capitol Hill. And he earned a formal Trump endorsement ahead of his primary.

    So far, his Democratic opponents in the primary have mostly refrained from using Kean’s absence as a political cudgel on the trail. But Republicans believe it will become a more salient attack line after voters choose their Democratic nominee on Tuesday, choosing between four candidates who’ve each raised more than $1 million. (Former Navy helicopter pilot Rebecca Bennett is considered the frontrunner, raising nearly $3 million.)

    Since early March, Kean has continued to post regularly on his social media accounts. But it’s his staff who are attending high school graduations and ribbon cutting ceremonies for new businesses. His last public events appear to have been in early March, when he spent the weekend attending events such as a documentary screening at the Ukrainian American Cultural Center of New Jersey.

  • 特朗普称以色列与真主党同意停火


    2026年6月2日 07:12 / 联合早报

    特朗普称以色列与真主党同意停火

    美国总统特朗普星期一称,以色列与黎巴嫩真主党已同意停火,并指与伊朗的谈判正在“快速推进”。 (彭博社)

    美国总统特朗普星期一称,以色列与黎巴嫩真主党已同意停火,并指与伊朗的谈判正在“快速推进”。

    法新社报道,特朗普星期一(6月1日)称,他已与以色列总理内塔尼亚胡通话,并通过未具名的代表与真主党进行了一次“非常好的通话”。

    特朗普在社媒发文说,内塔尼亚胡同意取消对贝鲁特的军事突袭,真主党则承诺“停止所有射击”,双方互不攻击。

    不过,以色列方面随后似乎对停火说法有所保留。

    内塔尼亚胡办公室发表声明称,他已向特朗普表明,若真主党继续袭击以色列城镇和民众,以军将打击贝鲁特境内的“恐怖主义目标”。

    特朗普随后再次发文,坚持称内塔尼亚胡已命令原定前往贝鲁特的部队折返,并重申以色列与真主党已同意“停止开火”,还称:“让我们看看这能持续多久——希望是永远!”

    与此同时,美国媒体Axios报道称,特朗普曾私下称内塔尼亚胡“疯了”,并指责他危及了与伊朗的和平谈判。此前,伊朗官媒报道称,德黑兰因不满以色列扩大对真主党的攻势,已暂停与调解方对话。

    特朗普则说,与伊朗的谈判仍在迅速推进。据美国广播公司(ABC)在X平台发布的一条消息称,特朗普周一说,他认为“未来一周内”将与伊朗达成协议,以延长停火并重新开放霍尔木兹海峡。

    但特朗普稍早接受美国媒体访问时又称,若谈判破裂“他并不在乎”,还形容谈判“开始变得无聊”。

    特朗普称以色列与真主党同意停火

    2026年6月2日 07:12 / 联合早报

    特朗普称以色列与真主党同意停火

    美国总统特朗普星期一称,以色列与黎巴嫩真主党已同意停火,并指与伊朗的谈判正在“快速推进”。 (彭博社)

    美国总统特朗普星期一称,以色列与黎巴嫩真主党已同意停火,并指与伊朗的谈判正在“快速推进”。

    法新社报道,特朗普星期一(6月1日)称,他已与以色列总理内坦亚胡通话,并通过未具名的代表与真主党进行了一次“非常好的通话”。

    特朗普在社媒发文说,内坦亚胡同意取消对贝鲁特的军事突袭,真主党则承诺“停止所有射击”,双方互不攻击。

    不过,以色列方面随后似乎对停火说法有所保留。

    内坦亚胡办公室发表声明称,他已向特朗普表明,若真主党继续袭击以色列城镇和民众,以军将打击贝鲁特境内的“恐怖主义目标”。

    特朗普随后再次发文,坚持称内坦亚胡已命令原定前往贝鲁特的部队折返,并重申以色列与真主党已同意“停止开火”,还称:“让我们看看这能持续多久——希望是永远!”

    与此同时,美国媒体Axios报道称,特朗普曾私下称内坦亚胡“疯了”,并指责他危机了与伊朗的和平谈判。此前,伊朗官媒报道称,德黑兰因不满以色列扩大对真主党的攻势,已暂停与调解方对话。

    特朗普则说,与伊朗的谈判仍在迅速推进。据美国广播公司(ABC)在X平台发布的一条消息称,特朗普周一说,他认为“未来一周内”将与伊朗达成协议,以延长停火并重新开放霍尔木兹海峡。

    但特朗普稍早接受美国媒体访问时又称,若谈判破裂“他并不在乎”,还形容谈判“开始变得无聊”。

  • 弗吉尼亚州造成5人死亡车祸的巴士司机面临额外过失杀人指控


    2026年6月1日 美国东部时间下午6:09 / 哥伦比亚广播公司新闻

    检察官周一宣布,上周卷入弗吉尼亚州高速公路车祸造成5人死亡的巴士司机因额外过失杀人罪名被起诉。

    斯塔福德联邦地区检察官埃里克·奥尔森表示,来自纽约州斯塔滕岛、现年48岁的旅游巴士司机董景盛(Jing Sheng Dong)目前因此前死亡事件面临三项额外重罪指控,以及一项鲁莽驾驶的轻罪指控。董景盛此前已于周六被起诉两项过失杀人罪名。

    这名检察官表示,每一项过失杀人罪名若定罪,最高可判处10年监禁。

    5月30日周五凌晨的这场车祸造成近48人受伤,其中包括董景盛本人。奥尔森称,董景盛周一仍在医院,出院后将被押往拉帕汉诺克地区监狱。

    弗吉尼亚州州警表示,初步调查显示,当车辆驶近施工区域时,95号州际公路斯塔福德段南行车道的交通正在放缓。涉事巴士司机据称“未根据车流减速”,并于凌晨约2点35分撞上了六辆汽车。

    正在与州警一同开展调查的美国国家运输安全委员会表示,涉事巴士由北卡罗来纳州金斯山的E&P旅游公司运营,当时正搭载乘客从纽约前往北卡罗来纳州。

    警方称,巴士先是撞上一辆雪佛兰萨博班,随后这辆萨博班又撞上一辆讴歌SUV及其他多辆汽车。讴歌车内四人及萨博班车内一人当场死亡。

    马萨诸塞州格林菲尔德的一个家庭在弗吉尼亚州高速公路车祸中遇难。图为德米特里·顿切夫、妻子叶克特丽娜、女儿艾米丽和儿子马克的家庭合影。

    讴歌车内的四名遇难者是来自马萨诸塞州格林菲尔德的一家人。波士顿哥伦比亚广播公司报道称,45岁的德米特里·顿切夫、44岁的妻子叶克特丽娜、13岁的女儿艾米丽以及7岁的儿子马克当时正前往南卡罗来纳州参加一场婚礼。

    州警表示,萨博班车内的遇难者为来自马萨诸塞州伍斯特的25岁女子普里西拉·玛法尔达。

    基拉·弗雷泽为本报道撰稿。

    Bus driver in Virginia crash that killed 5 faces additional involuntary manslaughter charges

    June 1, 2026 6:09 PM EDT / CBS News

    The bus driver involved in a Virginia highway crash that killed five people last week has been indicted on additional involuntary manslaughter charges, prosecutors announced Monday.

    Jing Sheng Dong, a 48-year-old tour bus driver from Staten Island, New York, now faces three more felony counts in connection with the deaths, as well as a misdemeanor charge for reckless driving, Stafford Commonwealth District Attorney Eric Olsen said. Dong was previously charged Saturday with two counts of involuntary manslaughter.

    Each count of involuntary manslaughter carries a sentence of up to 10 years in prison if there’s a conviction, according to the prosecutor.

    Nearly four dozen others were injured in the early morning crash on Friday, May 30, including Dong. He remained hospitalized on Monday and will be transported to the Rappahannock Regional Jail once he’s released, according to Olsen.

    Virginia State Police said an initial investigation showed traffic was slowing in the southbound lane on Interstate 95 in Stafford County as cars approached a work zone. The bus driver allegedly “failed to slow for traffic” and crashed into six vehicles at about 2:35 a.m., police said.

    The National Transportation Safety Board, which is also investigating along with state police, said the bus was operated by E&P Travel of Kings Mountain, North Carolina, and was transporting passengers from New York to North Carolina.

    The bus first struck a Chevrolet Suburban, which then hit an Acura SUV and additional vehicles, police said. Four people in the Acura were killed, along with one person in the Suburban.

    Dmitri Doncev, his wife Ecterina, and their children, Emily and Mark were killed when a crash on a Virginia highway. Family photo

    The four victims in the Acura were a family from Greenfield, Massachusetts. CBS Boston reported that 45-year-old Dmitri Doncev, his wife, Ecterina, 44, their 13-year-old daughter, Emily, and their 7-year-old son, Mark, were on their way to a wedding in South Carolina.

    The victim from the Suburban was identified as 25-year-old Priscilla Mafalda from Worcester, Massachusetts, state police said.

    Kierra Frazier contributed to this report.

  • 洛杉矶警长:世界杯赛事期间预计不会有移民海关执法局执法行动


    2026-06-01T20:19:36.965Z / reuters.com

    洛杉矶,6月1日(路透社)——洛杉矶县警长罗伯特·卢纳周一表示,联邦官员已告知他,联邦移民民事执法行动不会在洛杉矶的国际足联世界杯赛事或相关活动中开展。当局当天公布了6月12日起八场赛事的安保计划。

    “几周前有一些关于移民海关执法局(ICE)可能出现在国际足联赛事或活动现场的报道和传言,”卢纳在一场有地方、州及联邦执法官员参与的新闻发布会上说道。

    路透社伊朗简报新闻简报将为您带来伊朗局势的最新动态与分析。请在此订阅。

    “我亲自致电了洛杉矶地区国土安全局负责人,他表示将有联邦探员到场……因为需要各方通力协作,确保所有赛事场馆、规划内和规划外活动的安全。

    “但就民事移民执法而言,他们明确告知我们,此类行动不会在任何一场赛事中开展。

    “这一安排可能会调整,但我相信他们提供的信息是准确的,因为如果这类行动真的启动,我们将会面临一系列全新的问题,”他补充道。

    去年洛杉矶蒙面的移民海关执法局探员开展的移民突袭行动曾在该地区引发大规模抗议活动。

    伊朗队赛事将加强安保

    卢纳表示,执法部门将在伊朗队在洛杉矶的两场赛事期间增加安保人员配置,当局将对体育场和球迷区附近可能出现的抗议或其他活动进行监控。

    伊朗与美国目前正处于为期三个月的冲突之中,双方正在进行谈判以结束对峙。

    伊朗队将于6月15日在洛杉矶附近的索菲体育场迎来本届世界杯的首场比赛,该地区是伊朗境外伊朗裔人口最集中的区域。

    “由于当前的国际局势,伊朗队的比赛情况会有所不同,”卢纳说道。

    “因此部分相关赛事将增派安保人员。”

    对未经授权使用无人机采取零容忍态度

    官员们同时警告称,世界杯场馆周边将对无人机实施严格管控,相关设施周边将实施临时飞行限制。

    “如果无人机违反临时飞行限制规定,我们有能力将其击落至远离人群的安全区域,”联邦调查局负责洛杉矶地区事务的助理局长帕特里克·格兰迪说道。

    “我们将持续监控场馆周边区域,查处违反临时飞行限制规定的行为,”格兰迪说道,并警告称对于故意违反限制规定者将采取“零容忍政策”。

    洛杉矶地区检察官内森·霍克曼表示,此次安保行动将向该地区部署规模空前的执法力量。

    “从6月11日到7月19日期间,如果您是犯罪分子,此时作案将是极为糟糕的选择,”霍克曼说道。

    “地区检察官办公室将对您提起公诉,您将受到应有的惩罚。”

    路透社罗里·卡罗尔洛杉矶报道;马修·刘易斯编辑

    Los Angeles sheriff says ICE enforcement not expected at World Cup matches

    2026-06-01T20:19:36.965Z / reuters.com

    LOS ANGELES, June 1 (Reuters) – Federal officials have told Los Angeles ​County Sheriff Robert Luna that civil immigration enforcement will not take place at FIFA World Cup ‌games or events in Los Angeles, Luna said on Monday, as authorities outlined security plans for eight matches beginning on June 12.

    “A couple of weeks ago there was some reporting, or rumors, about ICE potentially being at the FIFA games or events,” Luna told a press ​conference of local, state and federal law enforcement officials.

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    “I personally called the head of Homeland Security here for ​the L.A. region and what he stated is that there will be federal agents … because ⁠it’s going to take all of us to make sure that all the venues, the scoped and unscoped events, ​are secure.

    “But in regard to civil immigration enforcement, they told us that specifically would not be occurring at any of ​the games.

    “Any of that is subject to change, but I have trust that they’re giving me the appropriate information because if that starts occurring, we’re going to have a whole new host of problems,” he added.

    Immigration raids by masked ICE agents in Los Angeles last year sparked ​a wave of demonstrations in the region.

    HEIGHTENED SECURITY FOR IRAN’S MATCHES

    Luna said law enforcement would increase staffing around Iran’s ​two matches in Los Angeles, with authorities monitoring possible protests or other activity near the stadium and fan zones.

    Iran and the United ‌States are ⁠in negotiations to end their three-month-old war.

    Iran is scheduled to play its first match of the tournament on June 15 at SoFi Stadium near Los Angeles, a region home to the largest concentration of Iranians outside Iran.

    “Iran does bring a different dynamic because of the current world events,” Luna said.

    “So there will be additional staffing for some of those games.”

    ZERO TOLERANCE ​FOR UNAUTHORIZED DRONE USAGE

    Officials also ​warned that drones would be ⁠subject to strict enforcement around World Cup venues, with temporary flight restrictions expected around facilities.

    “If a drone’s violating a temporary flight restriction, the capability exists to bring that drone ​down into a safe location away from the crowds,” said Patrick Grandy, FBI assistant director ​in charge.

    “We are ⁠going to be constantly monitoring the areas around the facilities, looking for violators of those temporary flight restrictions,” Grandy said, warning of “a zero tolerance policy” for those who willingly violate the restrictions.

    Los Angeles District Attorney Nathan Hochman said the security effort ⁠would bring ​an unusually large law enforcement presence to the region.

    “Between the dates of ​June 11th, all the way through July 19th, if you are a criminal, this is a terrible time to commit a crime,” Hochman said.

    “The district ​attorney’s office will prosecute you, and you will be punished.”

    Reporting by Rory Carroll in Los Angeles; Editing by Matthew Lewis

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    意大利南部海域发生6.2级地震

    2026年6月2日 07:17 / 联合早报

    意大利南部附近海域发生6.2级地震。

    新华社引述美国地质调查局地震信息网消息报道,格林尼治时间星期一(6月1日)晚上22时12分(新加坡时间周二早上6时12分),意大利南部斯卡尔切利附近海域发生6.2级地震,震中位于北纬39.35度、东经15.82度,震源深度247.1公里。

  • 特朗普司法部表示将遵守暂停18亿美元“反武器化”基金的法院裁决


    2026-06-01T20:10:27.481Z / CNN 政治频道

    特朗普司法部表示将遵守暂停18亿美元“反武器化”基金的法院裁决

    作者:凯西·亨特,CNN新闻
    发布时间:美国东部时间2026年6月1日周一下午4:10

    美国司法部周一在一份声明中表示,特朗普政府将遵守法院裁决,暂停设立一项规模近18亿美元的基金,该基金旨在赔偿那些声称过去曾遭到政府不当 targeting 的民众。

    By Kasie Hunt, CNN

    Published 4:10 PM EDT, Mon June 1, 2026

    The Trump administration will abide by a court ruling to pause its creation of a nearly $1.8 billion fund meant to compensate people who say they were wrongly targeted by the government in the past, the Justice Department said in a statement Monday.

  • 特朗普政府拟撤销18亿美元法律基金


    2026年6月2日 07:49 / 联合早报

    特朗普政府拟撤销18亿美元法律基金

    美国司法部宣布设立一项近18亿美元(近23亿新元)的“反武器化基金”,遭到民主党议员与监督团体强烈批评。6月1日,数名民主党参议员在记者会上,讨论他们提出的“清算小金库法案”,旨在终止特朗普提议设立的“反武器化基金”。 (法新社)

    知情人士透露,美国特朗普政府计划撤销一项近18亿美元(约23亿新元)的“反武器化基金”。这项基金原拟用于补偿那些声称遭政府“武器化执法”对待的受害者,但遭共和、民主两党批评是为特朗普政治盟友设立的“小金库”。

    这项基金源于特朗普与美国国税局(IRS)就2019年税务资料泄露事件达成的和解协议。特朗普早前起诉国税局,指其税务资料遭泄露给《纽约时报》。

    美国司法部上个月说,作为设立“反武器化基金”的一部分,特朗普将撤回针对国税局的诉讼。司法部原称,基金将赔偿遭政治动机调查或法律行动影响的人士,即特朗普及其盟友所谓遭政府“武器化”打压的受害者。

    彭博社引述知情人士的报道中,并未透露其他更多细节,包括有关决定是否将影响特朗普与税务局的和解协议。

    不过,这项安排引发强烈争议。批评者指出,基金可能让特朗普盟友受惠,甚至包括部分参与2021年1月6日冲击国会山事件的人。多名共和党参议员也反对为此拨款,并威胁阻挠移民执法相关法案。

    美国参议院多数党领袖图恩(John Thune)说,若政府主动取消基金,“将是最理想结果”。

    这项基金目前面临多宗诉讼,包括参与应对国会骚乱的警员提起的诉讼。

    弗吉尼亚州一名联邦法官上周已暂时禁止政府推进基金运作;司法部则回应说,虽“强烈反对”这一决定,但会遵守法院的裁决。

    提告该基金的组织之一“民主前进”(Democracy Forward)主席佩里曼则发布声明说,即使政府终止计划,也不会立即撤诉,直到确认有关安排不会重启为止。

    美国司法部宣布设立一项近18亿美元(近23亿新元)的“反武器化基金”,遭到民主党议员与监督团体强烈批评。6月1日,数名民主党参议员在记者会上,讨论他们提出的“清算小金库法案”,旨在终止特朗普提议设立的“反武器化基金”。 (法新社)

    知情人士透露,美国特朗普政府计划撤销一项近18亿美元(约23亿新元)的“反武器化基金”。这项基金原拟用于补偿那些声称遭政府“武器化执法”对待的受害者,但遭共和、民主两党批评是为特朗普政治盟友设立的“小金库”。

    这项基金源于特朗普与美国国税局(IRS)就2019年税务资料泄露事件达成的和解协议。特朗普早前起诉国税局,指其税务资料遭泄露给《纽约时报》。

    美国司法部上个月说,作为设立“反武器化基金”的一部分,特朗普将撤回针对国税局的诉讼。司法部原称,基金将赔偿遭政治动机调查或法律行动影响的人士,即特朗普及其盟友所谓遭政府“武器化”打压的受害者。

    彭博社引述知情人士的报道中,并未透露其他更多细节,包括有关决定是否将影响特朗普与税务局的和解协议。

    不过,这项安排引发强烈争议。批评者指出,基金可能让特朗普盟友受惠,甚至包括部分参与2021年1月6日冲击国会山事件的人。多名共和党参议员也反对为此拨款,并威胁阻挠移民执法相关法案。

    美国参议院多数党领袖图恩(John Thune)说,若政府主动取消基金,“将是最理想结果”。

    这项基金目前面临多宗诉讼,包括参与应对国会骚乱的警员提起的诉讼。

    弗吉尼亚州一名联邦法官上周已暂时禁止政府推进基金运作;司法部则回应说,虽“强烈反对”这一决定,但会遵守法院的裁决。

    提告该基金的组织之一“民主前进”(Democracy Forward)主席佩里曼则发布声明说,即使政府终止计划,也不会立即撤诉,直到确认有关安排不会重启为止。

  • 美国上诉法院暂时阻止五角大楼开除跨性别军人


    2026-06-01T19:04:42.91Z / reuters.com

    2020年1月8日,美国弗吉尼亚州阿灵顿五角大楼简报室内,五角大楼标志位于讲台后方。路透社/阿尔·德雷尔/档案照片

    • 摘要
    • 上诉法院称跨性别军人禁令具有歧视性
    • 但在诉讼审结前,征兵禁令仍可维持
    • 该政策是特朗普政府根除跨性别权利整体举措的一部分

    6月1日(路透社)——美国一家上诉法院周一表示,唐纳德·特朗普政府目前可以禁止跨性别者参军,但在相关诉讼审理期间,暂停开除现役跨性别军人。
    美国哥伦比亚特区巡回上诉法院的一个合议庭以2比1的投票结果裁定,2025年的这项政策的非法动机“纯粹是为了伤害一个在政治上不受欢迎的群体”。

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    但法院表示,五角大楼在制定征兵标准方面拥有广泛权力,可以在现役和潜在跨性别军人提起的诉讼审结前,继续禁止跨性别者新加入美军。
    “在我们看来,结束军旅生涯比推迟开启军旅生涯要严重得多,”哥伦比亚特区巡回法院法官罗伯特·威尔金斯写道,他是民主党总统巴拉克·奥巴马任命的官员。
    特朗普任命的巡回法院法官贾斯汀·沃克在反对意见中表示,法院“既没有专业知识也没有权力决定军方是否可以将原告排除在军队之外”。
    代表原告的LGBTQ权利组织GLAD法律事务所的詹妮弗·利维对该裁决表示欢迎。
    “这一决定性裁决证实,特朗普政府没有合法理由开除那些达到了所有严苛标准、并一次又一次证明了自身服役能力和奉献精神的跨性别军人,”利维在一份声明中说道。
    五角大楼没有立即回应置评请求。
    该裁决部分维持了华盛顿特区一名联邦法官2025年的裁决,该法官曾在进一步诉讼前阻止这项政策的全面实施。这位法官表示,该政策构成了性别歧视,很可能违反了美国宪法规定的法律平等保护条款。
    特朗普在2025年1月的一项行政命令中称,拥有跨性别身份“与军人对光荣、诚实和纪律性生活的承诺相冲突”。国防部长皮特·赫格斯瑟随后很快执行了特朗普的这项命令,引发了法律挑战。
    这项兵役禁令是特朗普政府根除美国社会各地对跨性别群体的认可和包容的更广泛举措的一部分。
    联邦机构已经撤回了代表跨性别工人提起的诉讼,终止了有利于跨性别学生的和解协议,并启动了对为未成年人提供性别确认治疗的医院和医生的调查。
    根据美国国防部的数据,美军现役人员约有130万。跨性别权利倡导者称现役跨性别军人多达1.5万人,但官方表示这一数字仅为数千人。
    美国最高法院2025年5月允许该政策实施,解除了华盛顿州另一起案件中一名法官作出的暂时禁止该禁令的裁决。
    但威尔金斯周一在哥伦比亚特区巡回法院的裁决书中写道,最高法院并未解释其裁决理由,其裁决可能是基于程序细节,而非案件的实质内容。

    丹尼尔·维斯纳纽约州奥尔巴尼报道
    亚历克西亚·加兰法尔维与比尔·伯克罗特编辑

    US court blocks Pentagon from removing transgender troops, for now

    2026-06-01T19:04:42.91Z / reuters.com

    The Pentagon logo is seen behind the podium in the briefing room at the Pentagon in Arlington, Virginia, U.S., January 8, 2020. REUTERS/Al Drago/File Photo

    • Summary
    • Transgender military ban is discriminatory, appeals court says
    • But block on enlisting can remain pending outcome of lawsuit
    • Part of broader Trump effort to eradicate transgender rights

    June 1 (Reuters) – A U.S. appeals court on Monday said President Donald Trump’s administration could for ​now bar transgender people from enlisting in the military, but blocked the expulsion of current service members while ‌a lawsuit plays out.

    A panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit in

    a 2-1 ruling

    said the 2025 policy was unlawfully motivated “by the bare desire to harm a politically unpopular group.”

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    But the Pentagon has broad powers to set enlistment standards, the court ​said, and can continue to ban transgender people from newly entering the military pending the outcome of a lawsuit ​by transgender current and would-be service members.

    “It appears to us to be a much greater hardship ⁠to end a military career than to delay the start of one,” wrote Circuit Judge Robert Wilkins, an appointee of ​Democratic President Barack Obama.

    Circuit Judge Justin Walker, a Trump appointee, in a dissenting opinion said courts “have neither the expertise nor the ​authority to decide whether the military can exclude the plaintiffs from its ranks.”

    Jennifer Levi of LGBTQ rights group GLAD Law, who represents the plaintiffs, applauded the decision.

    “This decisive ruling confirms that the Trump Administration has no legitimate basis to discharge transgender service members who have met every demanding ​standard and proven, time and again, their fitness and dedication to serve,” Levi said in a statement.

    The Pentagon did not ​immediately respond to a request for comment.

    The ruling partially upholds a 2025 decision by a Washington, D.C.-based federal judge who had blocked the entire ‌policy ⁠from being implemented pending further litigation. The judge said the policy amounted to sex discrimination and likely violated the U.S. Constitution’s guarantee of equal protection under the law.

    Trump in a January 2025 executive order said that adopting a transgender identity “conflicts with a soldier’s commitment to an honorable, truthful, and disciplined lifestyle.” Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth implemented Trump’s order soon after, prompting legal challenges.

    The ban ​on military service is part ​of a broader effort by ⁠the Trump administration to eradicate the recognition and accommodation of transgender people throughout American life.

    Federal agencies have dropped lawsuits filed on behalf of transgender workers, ended settlements that benefited transgender students and ​launched investigations into hospitals and doctors for providing gender-affirming treatment to minors.

    The military has about 1.3 ​million active-duty personnel, ⁠according to Department of Defense data. While transgender rights advocates say there are as many as 15,000 transgender service members, officials say the number is in the low thousands.

    The U.S. Supreme Court in May 2025 allowed the policy to be implemented, lifting a judge’s ruling ⁠in a ​separate case out of the state of Washington that had temporarily blocked ​the ban.

    But the Supreme Court did not explain its reasoning and may have been ruling on a technicality rather than the merits of the case, Wilkins ​wrote for the D.C. Circuit on Monday.

    Reporting by Daniel Wiessner in Albany, New York, Editing by Alexia Garamfalvi and Bill Berkrot

  • 律师及其他人士对美国大规模内幕交易指控拒不认罪


    2026-06-01T17:50:05.592Z / 路透社

    波士顿6月1日路透电 – 周一,包括一名曾在多家大型律所任职的律师在内的15人对美国指控拒不认罪,他们被指参与了一场为期十年的阴谋,期间律师们向一个内幕交易团伙提供近30笔正在进行中的并购交易的内幕消息。

    曾在盛德律师事务所、美邦律师事务所和古德温律师事务所任职的尼科洛·努拉夫尚(Nicolo Nourafchan)是当天在波士顿联邦法院出庭对证券欺诈等指控表示不认罪的被告之一。

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    此次为期十年的阴谋案总计有30人被起诉,检方称该团伙获利数千万美元,由努拉夫尚和人身伤害律师罗伯特·亚德加罗夫(Robert Yadgarov)策划。

    亚德加罗夫与努拉夫尚的兄弟洛伦佐一同拒不认罪。洛伦佐是一家 fractional CFO( fractional CFO为固定译法,即“ fractional首席财务官”,可译为“兼职/外包首席财务官)和会计事务所的创始人。根据一项法官警告可能存在潜在利益冲突的安排,洛伦佐正在为尼科洛·努拉夫尚支付律师费。

    “随着案件推进,你们可能会有不同的利益诉求,”美国地方法官朱迪思·戴恩(Judith Dein)说道。

    尼科洛·努拉夫尚的律师马丁·温伯格(Martin Weinberg)在一份声明中表示,其当事人“在今天的传讯中对每项指控都坚称自己无罪,我们将展开有力且充分的辩护”。

    据当局透露,该阴谋始于2014年,也就是尼科洛·努拉夫尚从耶鲁法学院毕业并入职盛德律师事务所后不久。

    检方称,努拉夫尚在盛德及其他律所任职期间,向亚德加罗夫及其他人透露即将到来的企业交易信息,以换取从交易获利中分得的回扣。

    努拉夫尚和亚德加罗夫还招募了其他律师加入该阴谋,为他们提供消息,其中一名律师就职于魏斯利、利波塔特、罗森与卡茨律师事务所,另一名则就职于威尔、高盛与曼格斯律师事务所以及威尔基、法尔与加拉格尔律师事务所。

    后者加布里埃尔·格肖维茨(Gabriel Gershowitz)已于去年秘密认罪,目前是该案的合作证人。早在5月6日检方公布该案的当天,另有8名被告自2024年以来的认罪协议就已公开。

    多名被告为犹太人,一份起诉书指控他们在讨论并购消息时使用与自身背景相关的暗语,将一笔交易称为“飞往以色列”,另一笔称为“拉比”。

    被告之一是佛罗里达州居民约瑟夫·萨斯坎德(Joseph Suskind),他从事保险理算业务,被指控于2022年根据有关赛尔波因特(SailPoint)同意被托马·布拉沃(Thoma Bravo)收购,以及艾罗伯特(iRobot)后来被亚马逊公司取消的收购协议的内幕消息进行交易。辩护律师迈克尔·肯德尔(Michael Kendall)称他是无辜的。

    “证据比新闻稿更重要,”肯德尔在萨斯坎德传讯结束后告诉记者,“我们期待庭审。”

    内特·雷蒙德(Nate Raymond)波士顿报道;阿利斯泰尔·贝尔(Alistair Bell)编辑

    Lawyers, others plead not guilty to massive US insider trading scheme

    2026-06-01T17:50:05.592Z / Reuters

    BOSTON, June 1 (Reuters) – Fifteen people, including a lawyer who worked at several major law firms, pleaded not guilty on Monday to U.S. charges that they participated in a decade-long scheme in which attorneys fed an insider trading ring tips about nearly 30 underway mergers.

    Nicolo Nourafchan, who had worked at the law firms Sidley Austin, Latham & Watkins and Goodwin Procter, was among the defendants who appeared in federal court in Boston to enter pleas to securities fraud and other charges.

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    Thirty people in total have been charged with participating in the decade-long scheme, which prosecutors say netted tens of millions of dollars and was orchestrated by Nourafchan and personal injury attorney Robert Yadgarov.

    Yadgarov also entered a not guilty plea, along with Nourafchan’s brother, Lorenzo, the founder of a fractional CFO and accounting firm. He is paying Nicolo Nourafchan’s attorney fees under an arrangement a judge warned risked creating a potential conflict of interest.

    “You may have different interests as this goes on,” U.S. Magistrate Judge Judith Dein said.

    Martin Weinberg, a lawyer for Nicolo Nourafchan, in a statement said his client “asserted his innocence to each allegation at his arraignment today and we intend a vigorous and compelling defense.”

    According to authorities, the scheme began in 2014 not long after Nicolo Nourafchan graduated from Yale Law School and landed a job at Sidley Austin.

    Prosecutors said Nourafchan, while working at Sidley and other law firms, tipped Yadgarov and others off to impending corporate transactions in exchange for kickbacks generated from any trading profits.

    Nourafchan and Yadgarov also recruited other attorneys into the scheme to feed tips to them, including one who worked at Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz and another who was employed by Weil, Gotshal & Manges and Willkie Farr & Gallagher.

    The latter, Gabriel Gershowitz, secretly pleaded guilty last year and is now a cooperating witness in the case. Guilty pleas for eight other people dating back to 2024 were unsealed the day prosecutors announced the case on May 6.

    Many of the defendants are Jewish, and an indictment alleged that they spoke in coded messages related to their backgrounds while discussing merger tips, referring to one deal as a “flight to Israel” and another as a “rabbi.”

    Among the defendants is Joseph Suskind, a Florida resident in the insurance adjusting business charged with trading in 2022 on tips about SailPoint’s agreement to be bought by Thoma Bravo and iRobot’s later-abandoned deal to be acquired by Amazon.com Inc. Defense lawyer Michael Kendall called him innocent.

    “Evidence is more important than press releases,” Kendall told reporters after Suskind’s arraignment. “We look forward to the trial.”

    Reporting by Nate Raymond in Boston; Editing by Alistair Bell

  • 特朗普计划取消“政治迫害追责”基金,Axios报道


    2026年6月1日 7:12 UTC 更新于12分钟前 / 路透社

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    华盛顿,6月1日(路透社)——据Axios周一报道,美国总统唐纳德·特朗普计划取消其原本将惠及政治盟友的18亿美元“反政治迫害”基金,此前该计划遭到包括部分共和党同僚在内的猛烈批评。

    “该计划目前已告吹,”Axios援引的两名资深政府官员中的一人说道。

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    该基金计划用纳税人的资金补偿遭受政治“迫害”的受害者,其资金源自特朗普政府司法部与美国国税局的一项法律和解协议,用以解决一起前所未有的诉讼。在该诉讼中,特朗普曾因他人据称不当处理其税务记录而索赔100亿美元。

    这一宣布引发了批评声浪,议员们担忧特朗普可能存在利益自我交易,同时也担心这笔资金可能会支付给2021年1月6日冲击美国国会大厦并袭击警察的暴力特朗普支持者。

    上周五,一名联邦法官临时阻止了政府推进该基金的计划。

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    Trump plans to drop ‘weaponization’ fund, says Axios

    June 1, 2026 7:12 PM UTC Updated 12 mins ago / Reuters

    [1/2]A mob of supporters of U.S. President Donald Trump storm the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, U.S., January 6, 2021. Picture taken January 6, 2021. REUTERS/Leah Millis

    WASHINGTON, June 1 (Reuters) – U.S. President Donald Trump plans to drop ​his $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization” fund that would have ‌benefited political allies, Axios reported on Monday, after a firestorm of criticism including from ​some of his fellow Republicans.

    “It’s dead for ​now,” said one of two senior ⁠administration officials cited by Axios.

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    The ​fund, which would compensate victims of political “weaponization” ​with taxpayer money, emerged from a legal settlement between Trump’s Justice Department and the Internal ​Revenue Service to resolve an ​unprecedented lawsuit in which the president had sought $10 ‌billion ⁠over the alleged mishandling of his tax records.

    The announcement set off criticism, with lawmakers raising concerns about potential ​self-dealing by ​Trump, ⁠and the prospect of payouts to violent Trump supporters who ​stormed the U.S. Capitol and ​assaulted ⁠police on January 6, 2021.

    On Friday, a federal judge temporarily blocked ⁠the ​administration from moving forward ​with the fund.

    Reporting by Ismail Shakil and Doina ​Chiacu; Editing by David Ljunggren and Daphne Psaledakis

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