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加沙暴雨淹没数万难民帐篷 物资机械短缺阻碍救灾工作

2026年11月7日 21:34

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图为2024年12月30日，加沙地带中部代尔拜拉赫一处难民营在暴雨过后严重积水，流离失所的民众涉水而行。 （法新社档案照片）

加沙地带遭遇连场暴雨，各地营地中数以万计的难民帐篷被淹，不仅避难所被冲毁，毯子和床垫也被浸湿。由于燃料短缺及设备受损，当地市政和民防也无力应对这场暴风雨。

路透社星期六（11月7日）引述由哈马斯管理的加沙政府媒体办公室报道，在过去12个小时内，至少有7万顶帐篷被洪水淹没，数万名流离失所的民众受影响，并造成人员受伤，所幸目前尚无人员死亡的报告。

加沙民防部门透露，当局已接到1500通来自流离失所居民的求救电话。此外，有三栋废弃房屋在暴雨中倒塌，但所幸未造成人员伤亡。

在加沙城的一个帐篷营地里，一些民众试图修补破损的帐篷，另一些人则用沙土加固帐篷四周以防雨水倒灌，还有些人忙着把孩子从被水淹没的帐篷中转移出来。

加沙居民奥尔法特（Olfat Magdoub）试图把帐篷里的积水扫出去，但徒劳无功。她无奈道：“这才是下雨的第一天，我们就已经被淹了。如果明天再下雨该怎么办？才第一天我们就已经招架不住了。”

她也说，两周前下雨时雨水也淹了被褥，导致她只能在地上铺毯子睡了四天，如今床垫也全湿透了，她还是只能睡在地上。

市政和民防官员指出，以色列在与哈马斯的战争中摧毁了包括推土机和抽水车在内的数百辆作业车辆，使他们无力应对这场暴风雨。此外，哈马斯也指责以色列不允许将临时庇护设施和建筑材料运入加沙。

负责协调援助事务的以色列国防部领土内政府活动协调局（COGAT）曾在星期五（6日）发表声明说，当局已与国际组织协调，赶在预料之中的暴雨来临前，加紧改善加沙各地的卫生状况。

活动协调局称，本周已通过红十字国际委员会向加沙增派四辆真空吸污车，与过去一个月运入的另外八辆一起，支持当地的污水抽排、每周垃圾清运以及供水和排污基础设施的抢修工作。

特朗普委任新幕僚长 司法部高层纷离职

发布/2026年11月7日 21:18

• 特朗普任命亲信米勒接替怀尔斯出任白宫幕僚长，人事变动下周一生效。怀尔斯将转至其政治团队任职。
• 数名白宫官员说，擢升以强硬著称的米勒，可能预示政府在失去国会控制权后将采取更具对抗性的做法。
• 司法部两天内出现高层离职潮，负责民权及国安事务的两名助理部长和一名联邦检察官相继辞职。
• 其中一名辞职的助理部长曾在中期选举前试图向约30个州索取选民登记名单，但没有成功。

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美国总统特朗普周五（11月6日）擢升亲信米勒（后），接替怀尔斯（前）出任白宫幕僚长。图为今年9月22日，米勒和怀尔斯参与特朗普在纽约同英国首相伯纳姆的会见。 （法新社）

（华盛顿综合电）美国中期选举刚结束，总统特朗普就对核心团队进行重大人事调整，任命亲信米勒（Stephen Miller）接替怀尔斯，出任白宫幕僚长。

特朗普周五（11月6日）在社交媒体发文，形容米勒是“我最信任的顾问之一”，同时赞扬怀尔斯工作表现非常出色。特朗普说，这一人事变动下周一（9日）生效。

米勒（41岁）是特朗普政府强硬移民政策的主要推手，长期主张扩大总统权力。数名白宫官员说，擢升以言辞尖锐、态度强硬著称的米勒，可能预示特朗普政府在失去国会控制权后，将采取更具对抗性的做法，加大力度推动总统的移民和其他政策。

临近中期选举时，特朗普的支持率跌至执政以来的个人低点，并接近历任美国总统的最低水平，这使他对自己的政治与宣传团队感到不满。一名知情人士透露，特朗普已声言，随着民主党重新掌握国会权力，白宫须采取更具进攻性的姿态。

米勒获任命后，在社媒发文表明，他的使命比以往任何时候都更加明确，他和团队将倾尽全力支持总统。

因移民执法人员枪杀抗议者 米勒遭狠批

作为负责政策的副幕僚长兼国土安全顾问，米勒是大规模遣返计划的策划者。今年1月，移民执法人员在明尼阿波利斯枪杀两名抗议者，引发大规模示威活动，米勒也因此遭受各方猛烈抨击。

即将出任新一任众议院议长的民主党议员杰弗里斯周五在社媒发文，形容米勒是“鲁莽的极端主义者”（reckless extremist）和危险的排外主义者。

米勒是特朗普任职时间最长的助手之一，也是极少数在特朗普的两个总统任期内都在职的助手。特朗普在2025年重返白宫后，米勒就担任副幕僚长，对特朗普的各项国内议程有颇大影响力。

白宫官员说，怀尔斯（Susie Wiles，69岁）已在周四（5日）晚提交辞呈，接下来将转到特朗普的政治团队任职。

怀尔斯是首名出任白宫办公厅主任的女性。她在社媒发文说，虽然职责可能有变，但对总统的承诺不变。

怀尔斯很少挑战特朗普的政策。外界普遍认为，相较于特朗普此前的一些高级幕僚，她领导的白宫运作更有纪律。

辞职司法部高层包括索取选民名单不果的助理部长

另一方面，司法部周四和周五两天出现高层离职潮。负责民权事务的助理部长迪隆（Harmeet Dhillon）、负责国家安全事务的助理部长艾森伯格（John Eisenberg），以及佛罗里达州南区联邦检察官基尼奥内斯（Jason Reding Quinones）相继辞职。

中期选举前，迪隆试图向大约30个州索取选民登记名单，但没有成功。美国媒体报道，迪隆在辞职信中说，她已在10月提交辞呈，并同意留任直到中期选举结束。

基尼奥内斯原本负责监督一项针对几名前情报官员的调查。特朗普曾指控这些官员企图将他赶下台。

特朗普执政至今，司法部已针对多名被特朗普视为敌人的人士展开调查，一些检察官因为不愿或无法提出指控而离职。

白宫首席顾问：特朗普不会因选举失利而调整经济政策

冯嘉年
发布/2026年11月7日 21:26

• 白宫首席经济顾问哈塞特表明，尽管共和党在中期选举失利，特朗普政府认为经济政策奏效，无须重新调整。
• 哈塞特指出，美国通胀居高不下是因美伊战争冲击油价所致，并相信总统将行使否决权阻止民主党推翻现行政策。
• 预计明年重任众院筹款委员会主席的民主党议员尼尔表明，将全力推翻特朗普的关税政策，优先确保墨加留在美墨加协定。
• 彭博社分析指，共和党料利用明年一月交出立法权前的过渡期，加速推动法案及司法与行政职位的人事任命。

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美国总统特朗普（右二）星期五在肯尼迪航天中心，接受美国国家航空航天局（NASA）太空人赠送盾牌。右一为NASA局长艾萨克曼。特朗普和NASA也联合宣布，将推出全新的航空航天产业展会，彰显美国在航空航天领域的实力，吸引全球商业合作，推动美国经济增长。 （路透社）

（亚特兰大/华盛顿综合电）美国总统特朗普的首席经济顾问哈塞特表明，虽然共和党在中期选举中失利，但白宫不会因此重新调整经济政策。

白宫国家经济委员会主任哈塞特星期五（11月6日）接受彭博电视访问时说，特朗普政府的经济政策奏效，无须改变。他认为，民主党在选举中获胜并不表示选民否定特朗普的供给侧政策，这些措施让12万美国民众投入到新厂房的建设。

哈塞特说，特朗普确实担心“他凝聚的正面动力如今可能被取得更大权力的民主党翻转”。但他相信，民主党人“要推翻创造出强劲就业市场的各个伟大政策将困难重重，因为总统将行使否决权”。

他指出，美国通货膨胀居高不下是因为美伊战争对油价造成冲击，而特朗普政府的经济政策实际上对通胀有压抑作用。相比之下，前任拜登政府基本上是“在冠病疫情后用直升机向民众撒钱”，才造成通胀。

民主党众议员表明欲推翻特朗普的“无理关税”

预计明年1月将重任众议院筹款委员会主席的民主党议员尼尔表明，他将全力推翻特朗普“毫无道理”的关税和贸易领域的“幕后交易”。

尼尔星期五在华盛顿出席一场贸易论坛时说，特朗普“刻意搅乱且毫无道理的贸易政策”导致美国人的生活费上涨，并加剧工人和最富群体之间的不平等。他将致力于逆转特朗普的关税政策，推进基于良好治理和透明度的贸易政策。

尼尔未具体说明他会怎么做，但表明优先目标是确保墨西哥和加拿大继续留在美墨加协定。

彭博社：共和党未来两月料加速通过属意法案与人事任命

在共和党明年1月3日把国会两院的立法权交给民主党之前，美国将进入将近两个月的“跛脚鸭国会”过渡期。

据彭博社分析，特朗普和共和党人可能利用这个最后窗口推动他们的议案，或推进司法和行政职位的任命。

其中，预计共和党会优先争取国会通过国会开支授权法案，以及对美伊战争提供更多资金。共和党预计也会专注推动政府拨款法案获得通过，无论是全年或是临时拨款案，以避免在年底佳节期间出现政府停摆。当前的短期拨款措施将在12月11日结束。

在美国，政府任期到了两年中点时，一些内阁部长或其他官员选择离任并非不寻常。据彭博社报道，国务卿鲁比奥正在考虑离职，战争部长赫格塞斯的去留也引发揣测。因此，特朗普或许会趁国会仍由共和党主掌的时候，加速完成这些要职继任者的任命。

在这同时，特朗普也可能加速推进他提名的法官人选获得国会通过。路透社报道，截至本月初，特朗普的九个司法任命还有待参议院司法委员会批准，另13名已获委员会通过的人选则在等待参议院全体表决确定。

Black women elected to top offices in Georgia react to historic midterm wins

By Victor Blackwell, Hyan de Freitas and Sidney Wright IV, CNN

Published 9:09 AM EST, Sat November 7, 2026

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Winners of top offices in Georgia react to historic election

Georgia’s Attorney General-Elect Tanya Miller and Secretary of State-Elect Penny Brown Reynolds discuss their historic wins as Black women will occupy seven of eight executive offices in state.

04:45 • Source: CNN

Updated 10:41 AM EST, Sat November 7, 2026

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Harry Enten explains ‘extinction level results’ after GOP’s midterm collapse upends 2028 race for White House

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Harry Enten explains ‘extinction level results’ after GOP’s midterm collapse upends 2028 race for White House

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Here’s the latest

• Outstanding races: Votes are still being counted in Mississippi and Alaska, where Senate races remain too close to call. Democrats have seized a majority in the upper chamber, and questions are brewing about who will lead the party in the Senate as it looks to place a check on President Donald Trump.

• Cabinet shake-up:Stephen Miller will replace Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff after Trump voiced fury at the strategy that led to Republicans’ catastrophic midterm losses, according to people familiar with the matter. The president has hinted at more personnel shuffles as he faces a new landscape in Washington.

• Blue wave:Democrats are on the verge of exceeding the 257 House seats at the start of Barack Obama’s presidency and the 258 at the start of Bill Clinton’s tenure. The party also swept into power in governor’s offices and state legislatures across the country.

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19 min ago

Wiles’ departure reshapes a West Wing already riven by infighting

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By Kaitlan Collins

It’s hard to overstate how factionalized the West Wing has become in the last several days.

Aides have described a workplace filled with tension and infighting, likening it to the “knives out” days of President Donald Trump’s first term. The president announcing Susie Wiles’ departure yesterday will only accelerate the shift in the balance of power in his inner circle.

As the scrutiny on Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth grew following the GOP’s midterm losses, it only highlighted how fractured his relationship with Wiles had become.

For months, people familiar with the matter said, Wiles had raised concerns about his leadership inside the Pentagon and his role in Trump’s Cabinet. Shortly after the president announced her departure, Hegseth was one of the first senior aides to celebrate Stephen Miller’s ascension to chief of staff.

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38 min ago

Trump says he would stop insulting Democrats to help make deals

By Logan Schiciano

President Donald Trump said he can work with Democrats without insulting them, in an interview that comes as he prepares for the last two years of his presidency with Republicans no longer in control of Congress.

In the interview with “60 Minutes,” which was taped on Friday to air Sunday, Trump said he could “very easily” stop attacking Democrats for six months if it allowed the two parties to reach a deal on policy.

But just seconds earlier in a clip released by CBS News, the president reverted to one of his familiar labels for members of the opposing party.

“I also call many of them ‘Dumbocrats,’” Trump said.

Trump in recent days has signaled that he’s open to working with Democrats on issues like immigration and economic development.

“I think we can do a lot of things together, actually,” Trump told reporters on Friday. “You know, a lot of them are about common sense, also. And I think you’ll see that.”

Trump has also pledged to use his veto power to push Democrats into bipartisan deals.

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42 min ago

Son of man killed by ICE in Houston reacts to Texans placing “I voted” tags at memorial

By Michael Williams

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Son of man killed by ICE in Houston reacts to ‘I voted’ stickers at father’s memorial

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Son of man killed by ICE in Houston reacts to ‘I voted’ stickers at father’s memorial

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The son of a man who was fatally shot by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer in Houston this year said it was “incredible,” yet “bittersweet” to see this week’s election results and the tributes many Texans left to his father.

Ronaldo Salgado, whose father, Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, was shot and killed by a federal agent on July 7, told CNN’s Victor Blackwell he “never expected” the gesture to spread as far as it did.

Salgado said he left his own “I voted” sticker at his father’s memorial shortly after he cast his ballot and noticed two other people doing the same. By the end of the week, hundreds of stickers covered the memorial.

Reacting to the Democrats’ rout of the Republican state government in Texas, and pledges by city leaders in Houston to now limit some cooperation with ICE, Salgado said he believes immigrants in the city “will be able to live a little bit more freely, a little bit more at peace.”

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Van Hollen says “no coronation” for next Senate Democratic leader

By Patrick Svitek

Democratic Sen. Chris Van Hollen said today that there should be “no coronation” of the chamber’s next Democratic leader after the party’s sweeping gains in the midterms — though he suggested he was unlikely to seek the post himself.

“We need to have a discussion in the Democratic caucus, we need to understand what the Democrats are going to do with this new responsibility and these new powers, and nobody should get a blank check without a full understanding of the caucus as to where we’re going to go,” Van Hollen said at Crooked Con, a post-election Democratic gathering in Washington, DC.

Looking to the coming days, Van Hollen said it was “really important that people withhold commitments” until they can speak to newly elected Senate Democrats and learn lessons from them. The Maryland Democrat said his highest priority was understanding how the party will use its new power in the Senate to end the war in Iran.

Van Hollen told CNN after he spoke at the event that running for majority leader himself was “not my focus” and that he was instead “seriously kicking the tires on the presidential race.”

Some context:Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has expressed confidence that he will be reelected as majority leader. But several incoming Senate Democrats have vowed not to support him, and Van Hollen’s comments show not every returning member is immediately onboard.

The mention of Schumer’s name drew boos inside the ballroom at Crooked Con.

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“Monumental”: Incoming Georgia officials reflect slate of Black women winning statewide

By Catherine Nicholls

Democrats’ massive wins in the midterms delivered a historic milestone in Georgia, where a slate of Black women led by Gov.-elect Keisha Lance Bottoms will soon occupy seven of the state’s top eight executive offices.

Joining CNN’s Victor Blackwell this morning in a joint interview with Attorney General-elect Tanya Miller, incoming Secretary of State Penny Brown Reynolds called the outcome “monumental.”

“It’s seismic on every proportion because it was not only Black Georgians that put us in office,” Reynolds said. “It was Whites. It was Latinos. It was independents. It was Republicans. Because I think they chose competence over politics.”

But Miller added that the women won their races by focusing on competence, not identity. “We ran on qualifications. We ran on policy ideas.”

“Personally, I do feel, sort of, the responsibility to make sure that, while I might be the first Black woman to hold this position, that I’m not the last…,” Miller said. “And I think it is really important for me to execute in this office… and to accomplish the policy objectives that I promised the people of Georgia.”

President Donald Trump has repeatedly berated female reporters of color and targeted prominent Black women in positions of power for scrutiny, like Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook and New York Attorney General Letitia James.

Reynolds said the pair of Georgia executives “will be the Secretary of State and Attorney General long after Donald Trump is gone. And so he has another two years to go. His concerns about us is irrelevant to us.”

“We both feel that no one is above the law. We took oaths to the Constitution. And so he will do what he does,” Reynolds said. “But that will be minimized more and more when the people of Georgia have spoken.”

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Following midterms losses, Iran’s hardliners want Trump to pay a steeper price to end war

By Mostafa Salem

Iranian hardliners who believe Tehran has already emerged victorious in its war with the United States are seizing on President Donald Trump’s midterm losses to demand that he pay a steeper price for an exit from the conflict: a “new world order” that favors the Islamic Republic.

The influential group of conservatives intensified their rhetoric this week, publicly demanding that Washington not be offered compromises in ongoing negotiations.

After the midterm elections saw Trump’s Republican Party suffer a major defeat, Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei warned in a message Wednesday against the “slightest inclination towards submission” – a caution hardliners believe was directed to Iran’s negotiators.

Trump acknowledged in a call with Fox News that the war in Iran was partly to blame for the Republicans’ midterm losses but Vice President JD Vance was more explicit, saying in a lengthy X post Wednesday that “the reason we lost is the war.”

Those admissions appear to have galvanized Iranian hardliners with conservative politicians and media outlets celebrating Trump’s midterm loss as a win for Iran. A hardline outlet, Raja News, published a column saying the US should not be given a “way out” before it “pays the price” for attacking Iran, and Trump should not be allowed to “escape with a rushed agreement.”

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2 hr 6 min ago

How data centers played a role in the Democrats’ historic midterms victory

By Patrick Svitek

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As the dust settled on Election Night, Democratic operatives working to elect James Talarico were surprised by the breadth of his victory across Texas’ 254 counties. But even then, one area stood out.

Kaufman County, southeast of Dallas, is the site of two massive data center projects that have sparked local backlash. The largest city in the county, Forney, is already working to outlaw new data centers within its city limits.

The solidly red county was one of 55 counties where a pro-Talarico super PAC, Lone Star Rising PAC, targeted voters within 5 miles of a proposed or approved data center project. The PAC sent them a series of mail pieces and digital ads blaming the project on the Republican nominee, Ken Paxton.

Talarico carried Kaufman County by 1 percentage point as he notched a striking 12-point victory statewide, helping lead Democrats to statewide victory in Texas for the first time since 1994.

It was one of many examples where backlash to data centers fueled Democrats’ staggering victories in the midterms. From statewide races to local ballot initiatives, voters demonstrated sweeping support for a tougher stance toward data centers, if not outright opposition to their continued development.

About a quarter of voters said AI and data centers were “crucial” to their vote in the midterms, trailing higher priorities such as the cost of living and corruption, according to CNN’s Voter Poll. But when voters were asked about building data centers in their communities, they were overwhelmingly opposed by a roughly 3-to-1 margin.

Read more on this in our full article here.

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2 hr 43 min ago

Where things stand in the Mississippi and Alaska Senate races that remain too close to call

By Xiaoqian Lin

Vote counting continues in Mississippi and Alaska, with their Senate races too early for CNN to call.

Here are the latest developments in these states:

Mississippi

CNN Sightline rates the Mississippi Senate race as neutral, with the contest too close to call. Democratic candidate Scott Colom has grown his narrow lead over Republican candidate Cindy Hyde-Smith.

Several Mississippi-based organizations Friday called for greater transparency in the state’s ongoing ballot-counting process, saying they had run into issues with counties over how much of the work is supposed to be open to the public.

Meanwhile elections expert David Becker said the ongoing ballot-counting process in Mississippi is “entirely normal,” and “exactly what we would expect to see.”

Colom maintains that he is 100% confident he will become the state’s senator-elect, because outstanding ballots are in Democratic-leaning counties.

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Dem candidate in tight MS Senate race speaks to OutFront: ‘We’ve got an army of lawyers’ for MS ballot fight

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Earlier, the chairman of the Mississippi’s Republican Party claimed there are still thousands of affidavit ballots left to be counted, arguing that Hyde-Smith has plenty of time to take the lead.

Alaska

In Alaska, Sightline favors Democrat Mary Peltola, who has a very slight edge over Republican incumbent Sen. Dan Sullivan.

Days before the midterms, federal prosecutors ordered Gerald Heikes, a longshot Senate hopeful in Alaska, to appear before a grand jury with any records he has related to political groups and other candidates in the race, according to documents reviewed by CNN.

The subpoena was sent as part of an accelerating criminal probe into whether operatives aligned with Peltola sought to recruit spoilers into the race – including another candidate who shares a name with the sitting Republican senator.

The Department of Justice declined to comment for this story. Peltola has denied any knowledge of efforts to recruit other candidates.

CNN’s Tori B. Powell, August Phillips, Rebekah Reiss and Curt Devine contributed reporting.

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3 hr 5 min ago

A look at other departures during Trump’s second term

By Catherine Nicholls

President Donald Trump says he expects to make more changes to his Cabinet, after announcing yesterday that Susie Wiles, the White House chief of staff, would be departing her role.

Wiles’ departure came the same day Trump voiced fury at the strategy that led to Republicans decisively losing majorities in Congress in the midterms, sources said.

Here’s a look at other significant departures that have taken place during Trump’s second term:

• Abigail Slater, who ran the antitrust division for the Justice Department, was forced out by the Trump administration in February, sources told CNN. Slater was known to be pushing the administration to be aggressive on tech companies, whose leaders often have the ear of Trump.
• Former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem was fired in March amid growing scrutiny over her conduct, including her alleged romantic relationship with her chief adviser, distribution of her department’s cash and her conflicting accounts over fatal incidents involving federal immigration agents.
• Weeks later, Joe Kent, who had been serving as the director of the National Counterterrorism Center, announced he was stepping down from his post, citing misgivings about the administration’s war with Iran.
• In early April, Attorney General Pam Bondi was fired. Trump had been frustrated with Bondi on multiple fronts, sources said, including her handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files and that she had not investigated or prosecuted enough of his political opponents.
• Also in April, it was announced that Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer was stepping down from the Trump administration amid an internal investigation into possible misconduct.
• In August, Trump announced that White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt would be leaving her role to spend more time with her family.
• Leavitt’s replacement Katie Zacharia was fired in October after five days amid several missteps and near-universal backlash to her performance. Her first press conference was described by officials as unusual, awkward, stilted and, at times, uncomfortable.
• Also in October, Kimberly Guilfoyle, the US ambassador to Greece, was forced out of her job by the White House following a string of reports about alleged misconduct.

CNN’s Alejandra Jaramillo, Kaitlan Collins, Priscilla Alvarez, Kristen Holmes, Annie Grayer, Lauren Fox, Zachary Cohen, Hannah Rabinowitz, Alicia Wallace, Betsy Klein, Alayna Treene, Kit Maher, Kylie Atwood, Jennifer Hansler and Kevin Liptak contributed to this reporting.

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3 hr 16 min ago

Miller is Trump’s 6th chief of staff in less than 6 years as president

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President Donald Trump is moving on to his sixth chief of staff in less than six years as president after replacing Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller.

Wiles holds the record for longest tenure, at less than one year and 22 months. And the position has seen some rather interesting times:

Trump’s first chief of staff, Reince Priebus, logged the shortest tenure ever for a non-interim chief of staff, at a little more than six months. He resigned shortly after new White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci called him a “f*king paranoid schizophrenic, a paranoiac” in an unguarded New Yorker interview and said Priebus would be “asked to resign very shortly.”

• Trump’s second chief of staff, John Kelly, was supposed to impose order on a chaotic operation but failed to do so. After leaving the White House, he called Trump a fascist.
• No. 3, Mick Mulvaney, served more than a year in the position – but never with the full job title, always as the “acting” chief of staff. And he took the job despite having called Trump a “terrible human being” during the 2016 campaign. After the 2020 election, Mulvaney as a private citizen wrote an infamous op-ed in which he assured Trump would gracefully accept defeat. (Trump did not.)
• No. 4, Mark Meadows, has been indicted in both Arizona and Georgia for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. He pleaded not guilty.
• Wiles in 2025 delivered a remarkably unvarnished series of interviews to Vanity Fair which seemed to confirm many of the worst narratives about the Trump White House.

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3 hr 16 min ago

Here’s some reaction to Trump’s appointment of Miller as his new chief of staff

By Xiaoqian Lin

Susie Wiles, the White House chief of staff, is departing the role and will be replaced by Stephen Miller, a longtime aide to President Donald Trump who orchestrated his hardline immigration agenda.

The move, which came three days after Republicans suffered catastrophic losses in the midterm elections, will take effect Monday.

Miller, currently a deputy chief of staff who has been the mastermind behind some of Trump’s most polarizing priorities, has widened his portfolio over the past year to include wide swaths of domestic policy and has advocated for an expansive view of executive power. He has long been viewed as one of Trump’s most influential advisers.

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Stephen Miller will replace Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff

Stephen Miller, longtime aide to President Donald Trump and architect of the administration’s immigration agenda, will become the White House chief of staff. Miller is set to replace Susie Wiles, who is departing the role days after the catastrophic losses for Republicans in the midterm elections. CNN Anchor and Chief White House Correspondent Kaitlan Collins report

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Stephen Miller will replace Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff

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What Trump has said about the staffing shakeup:

• More Cabinet changes to come:Trump signaled Wiles’ replacement will not be the last, telling CBS News “I do” when asked if he intended to fire people. “I think they’re good, but I’ll be doing maybe a few changes. I don’t want to mention who,” he said.
• Timing of the decision: Speaking to reporters, Trump said his chief of staff’s departure was “not because of the election.” He said: “It’s just time. Sometimes you change,” he said.
• Defending Miller’s appointment:“Stephen’s been with me from beginning. He gets it, very good politically, and he’s a very good man,” Trump said, while also praising Wiles for having done a “great job.”

Here’s what lawmakers and observers think about Miller’s appointment:

Rep. Robert Garcia: The ranking Member on the House Oversight Committee said in a statement that “Stephen Miller should lawyer up,” adding that “Oversight Democrats will continue to investigate Miller for his misconduct, and we will fight against his hateful policies in Congress and the courts.”

Former Trump administration adviser Olivia Troye:She told CNN she believes Miller is Trump’s “toughest bulldog.” Troye also described Miller as someone who’s loyal and “actually feared.”

Sen. Thom Tillis:The outgoing Republican senator slammed the appointment, calling it a “colossal mistake” and “the worst of all possible choices.” Tillis has been among a small number of Senate Republicans willing to publicly split with the White House. He has clashed directly with Trump and has been sharply critical of Miller in the past.

Georgia Governor-elect Keisha Lance Bottoms:The Democrat said it is “deeply disappointing” that Trump would elevate Miller, someone who she said “has been so divisive and has been behind so many of the policies that have impacted negatively Americans.”

CNN’s Annie Grayer, Alejandra Jaramillo, Rebekah Reiss and Tori B. Powell contributed reporting.

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1 hr 42 min ago

The blue wave swept Democratic governors into office in several key states

By CNN staff

CNN is monitoring 12 key governor’s races. So far, winners have been projected in 10.

Republicans are projected to win one, while Democrats are currently projected to win nine, according to CNN’s Decision Desk.

The projected Democratic victories include flips of the governor’s office in Georgia, Iowa, Texas, Ohio and Nevada.

Correction:A previous version of this post misstated the percentage of projected Democratic governorships after the midterms. CNN has projected 10 key gubernatorial races so far.

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日本组“捍卫战士”精锐战队 阻击黑客巩固网络安全

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发布/2026年11月7日 22:07

日本政府决定投入100亿日元组建中央抗黑客团队，利用人工智能对抗黑客并检测网络系统薄弱环节。
首相高市早苗指示数码部长古川俊治修订《网络应对能力强化法》，汇集政府与民间力量提升网安能力。
日本多家企业10月接连遭黑客入侵，当局分析认为其委托的网安公司在防护措施上存在漏洞。
国民民主党党魁玉木雄一郎认为应从国家安全角度应对网安事件，指出应进入准战争状态。

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日本互联网集团GMO近日遭黑客入侵和勒索，公司首席执行官熊谷正寿（左一）和高层召开记者会说明情况。 （路透社）

日本政府决定投入100亿日元（约8100万新元），组建中央抗黑客团队，全面应对日益猖獗的网络攻击。

日本政府认为，随着人工智能（AI）技术快速发展，网络攻击的性质也在迅速变化，必须据此加强防范，保护金融机构等关键基础设施，避免社会和经济活动陷入瘫痪。

日本首相高市早苗星期五（11月6日）召开网络安全阁僚会议，指示负责网络安全保障事务的数码部长古川俊治修订《网络应对能力强化法》，加强各项网安措施。

她在会上强调，要汇集政府与民间力量，提升日本整体应对网络威胁的能力。她说：“就在此刻，未经授权的访问和数据泄露事件正在发生，对民众的日常生活和企业活动造成重大影响。让我们调动政府的一切资源，提升全日本的应对能力。”

会议决定，经济产业部本月内召集顶尖网络安全人才，成立官方网络安全团队。与会者以好莱坞电影《捍卫战士》（Top Gun）作比喻，将这支团队定位为守护日本网络安全的精锐部队。

团队将利用AI对抗黑客，并检测网络系统的薄弱环节。他们也将与科技公司以及友好国家的先进AI开发商合作，确保日本的安全专业知识始终处于最新水平。

会议提出的其他措施包括：利用AI建立各项基础对策、加强情报收集与调查体制、有策略地应对攻击，以及加强对受害者的支持，防止损害扩大。

日本多家知名企业10月接连遭黑客入侵。停车场运营商Times集团外泄约660万条个人信息，汉堡王有约1118万条信息泄露。日本互联网集团GMO（GMO Internet Group）10月24日证实，公司遭黑客勒索100万美元（约128万新元），并有客户资料外泄，公司已向日本当局求助。

当局分析这些企业遭攻击的情况后认为，它们委托的网安公司在防护措施上存在漏洞。当局也根据近期一系列攻击手法发布最新安全警示，呼吁处理个人信息的企业采取必要防护措施。

同时，政府希望尽快实施“主动网络防御”相关法律，允许警方和自卫队协助打击黑客，加强网络安全保障。

《朝日新闻》引述日本高官的话报道，全球广泛使用的编程语言PHP于10月21日被发现存在重大漏洞，高市政府由此认定，网络安全已面临重大危机。两天后，自民党提交建议书，将此事形容为“网络危机前夕”。

日本政界也将接连发生的网安事件视为重大国家安全问题。国民民主党党魁玉木雄一郎认为，不能仅将这些事件看作AI技术进步带来的安全漏洞，而应从国家安全角度应对，进入准战争状态。他指出，俄罗斯入侵乌克兰前，也曾发生针对民间机构的网络攻击。

加沙暴雨淹没数万难民帐篷 物资机械短缺阻碍救灾工作

发布/2026年11月7日 21:34

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图为2024年12月30日，加沙地带中部代尔拜拉赫一处难民营在暴雨过后严重积水，流离失所的民众涉水而行。 （法新社档案照片）

加沙地带遭遇连场暴雨，各地营地中数以万计的难民帐篷被淹，不仅避难所被冲毁，毯子和床垫也被浸湿。由于燃料短缺及设备受损，当地市政和民防也无力应对这场暴风雨。

路透社星期六（11月7日）引述由哈马斯管理的加沙政府媒体办公室报道，在过去12个小时内，至少有7万顶帐篷被洪水淹没，数万名流离失所的民众受影响，并造成人员受伤，所幸目前尚无人员死亡的报告。

加沙民防部门透露，当局已接到1500通来自流离失所居民的求救电话。此外，有三栋废弃房屋在暴雨中倒塌，但所幸未造成人员伤亡。

在加沙城的一个帐篷营地里，一些民众试图修补破损的帐篷，另一些人则用沙土加固帐篷四周以防雨水倒灌，还有些人忙着把孩子从被水淹没的帐篷中转移出来。

加沙居民奥尔法特（Olfat Magdoub）试图把帐篷里的积水扫出去，但徒劳无功。她无奈道：“这才是下雨的第一天，我们就已经被淹了。如果明天再下雨该怎么办？才第一天我们就已经招架不住了。”

她也说，两周前下雨时雨水也淹了被褥，导致她只能在地上铺毯子睡了四天，如今床垫也全湿透了，她还是只能睡在地上。

市政和民防官员指出，以色列在与哈马斯的战争中摧毁了包括推土机和抽水车在内的数百辆作业车辆，使他们无力应对这场暴风雨。此外，哈马斯也指责以色列不允许将临时庇护设施和建筑材料运入加沙。

负责协调援助事务的以色列国防部领土内政府活动协调局（COGAT）曾在星期五（6日）发表声明说，当局已与国际组织协调，赶在预料之中的暴雨来临前，加紧改善加沙各地的卫生状况。

活动协调局称，本周已通过红十字国际委员会向加沙增派四辆真空吸污车，与过去一个月运入的另外八辆一起，支持当地的污水抽排、每周垃圾清运以及供水和排污基础设施的抢修工作。

美军拟设立特遣部队限制伊朗陆路贸易

发布/2026年11月7日 22:29

在对伊朗实施长达数月的海上封锁后，美国军方据报正组建一支特遣部队，以加强限制德黑兰通过陆路边境和里海运输先进武器系统及其他受制裁物资的力度。

路透社引述一份提前看到的声明报道，美国中央司令部将在星期六（11月7日）晚些时候宣布成立这支此前未曾曝光的特遣部队。

这支定名为“铁门特遣部队”（Task Force Iron Gate）的部队基地将设在佛罗里达州坦帕市，并与其他美国政府机构展开协调。除了遏制武器运输，特遣部队也将重点打击德黑兰军民两用物资的流通及非法收入来源。

美国中央司令部司令库珀海军上将（Brad Cooper）在声明中说：“加强中央司令部与美国跨部门伙伴的合作，将进一步限制伊朗资助恐怖主义、重建武器工厂以及补充军力的能力。”

中央司令部估计，美军的海上封锁已阻止伊朗出口价值超过250亿美元（约320亿新元）的原油。

日本组“捍卫战士”精锐战队 阻击黑客巩固网络安全

东京特派员 / 2026年11月7日 22:07

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日本互联网集团GMO近日遭黑客入侵和勒索，公司首席执行官熊谷正寿（左一）和高层召开记者会说明情况。 （路透社）

日本政府决定投入100亿日元（约8100万新元），组建中央抗黑客团队，全面应对日益猖獗的网络攻击。

日本政府认为，随着人工智能（AI）技术快速发展，网络攻击的性质也在迅速变化，必须据此加强防范，保护金融机构等关键基础设施，避免社会和经济活动陷入瘫痪。

日本首相高市早苗星期五（11月6日）召开网络安全阁僚会议，指示负责网络安全保障事务的数码部长古川俊治修订《网络应对能力强化法》，加强各项网安措施。

她在会上强调，要汇集政府与民间力量，提升日本整体应对网络威胁的能力。她说：“就在此刻，未经授权的访问和数据泄露事件正在发生，对民众的日常生活和企业活动造成重大影响。让我们调动政府的一切资源，提升全日本的应对能力。”

会议决定，经济产业部本月内召集顶尖网络安全人才，成立官方网络安全团队。与会者以好莱坞电影《捍卫战士》（Top Gun）作比喻，将这支团队定位为守护日本网络安全的精锐部队。

团队将利用AI对抗黑客，并检测网络系统的薄弱环节。他们也将与科技公司以及友好国家的先进AI开发商合作，确保日本的安全专业知识始终处于最新水平。

会议提出的其他措施包括：利用AI建立各项基础对策、加强情报收集与调查体制、有策略地应对攻击，以及加强对受害者的支持，防止损害扩大。

日本多家知名企业10月接连遭黑客入侵。停车场运营商Times集团外泄约660万条个人信息，汉堡王有约1118万条信息泄露。日本互联网集团GMO（GMO Internet Group）10月24日证实，公司遭黑客勒索100万美元（约128万新元），并有客户资料外泄，公司已向日本当局求助。

当局分析这些企业遭攻击的情况后认为，它们委托的网安公司在防护措施上存在漏洞。当局也根据近期一系列攻击手法发布最新安全警示，呼吁处理个人信息的企业采取必要防护措施。

同时，政府希望尽快实施“主动网络防御”相关法律，允许警方和自卫队协助打击黑客，加强网络安全保障。

《朝日新闻》引述日本高官的话报道，全球广泛使用的编程语言PHP于10月21日被发现存在重大漏洞，高市政府由此认定，网络安全已面临重大危机。两天后，自民党提交建议书，将此事形容为“网络危机前夕”。

日本政界也将接连发生的网安事件视为重大国家安全问题。国民民主党党魁玉木雄一郎认为，不能仅将这些事件看作AI技术进步带来的安全漏洞，而应从国家安全角度应对，进入准战争状态。他指出，俄罗斯入侵乌克兰前，也曾发生针对民间机构的网络攻击。

意大利外长称因挺乌遭亲俄黑客泄露个人资料

2026年11月7日 22:58

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图为意大利外交部长塔亚尼10月23日在伊斯坦布尔出席“R4机制”（土耳其、埃及、巴基斯坦和沙特阿拉伯）与“欧洲三国”（E3，英国、法国和德国）机制的高级外交官会议后，向媒体发表谈话。 （法新社）

意大利外交部长塔亚尼说，他的个人资料被亲俄罗斯的黑客发布在暗网上，并指这一举动与意大利政府支持乌克兰有关。

也是意大利副总理的塔亚尼（Antonio Tajani）星期六（11月7日）在社交媒体平台X发文说，黑客还悬赏搜集更多有关他和家人的资料。

塔亚尼说，“以透明的方式支持一个主权国家的自由与独立”，使他成为攻击目标。他也说，这次袭击也是对意大利外交部致力于加强网络安全所作出的报复。

路透社看到的截图显示，塔亚尼的照片出现在一份包含18名“敌视俄罗斯联邦公民”的名单中，名单上还包括数名网络安全专家。

一名接近塔亚尼的知情人士告诉路透社，网络安全机构在开展监测活动时，在须通过“洋葱路由”（Tor）网络才能进入的暗网区域发现了上述资料。知情人士补充说，当局正对此展开进一步调查。

在西方领导人中一向坚定支持乌克兰的意大利总理梅洛尼，已向塔亚尼表示支持。她指出，兜售公职人员机密信息的行为“令人严重关切”。

莫斯科尚未就这起事件置评，俄罗斯一贯否认参与任何海外网络攻击或黑客行动。