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    以色列驻斯洛文尼亚使馆遭数千人抗议

    2026年9月10日 07:54 / 联合早报

    斯洛文尼亚的示威者星期三(9月9日)聚集在首都卢布尔雅那的以色列使馆大楼外,高举巴勒斯坦旗帜抗议。 (路透社)

    以色列驻斯洛文尼亚大使馆正式开馆,约2000名示威者在使馆前抗议。

    新华社报道,以色列位于卢布尔雅那的大使馆星期三(9月9日)开馆,示威者当晚聚集在使馆外,手持斯洛文尼亚和巴勒斯坦国旗,打出“解放巴勒斯坦”“斯洛文尼亚与巴勒斯坦站在一起”等标语。

    当天早些时候,斯洛文尼亚两个反对党向议会提交对总理扬沙的弹劾提案。两党指责扬沙政府的外交政策服务于以色列利益。

    此前,斯洛文尼亚由中左翼政府执政期间于2024年6月正式承认巴勒斯坦国,并于2025年宣布以色列总理内坦亚胡等人为“不受欢迎的人”。

    今年新上台的中右翼政府则撤销相关决定,并着手加强与以色列的关系。

  • 佩洛西谈中期选举前民主党领导层需做到之事


    美国东部时间2026年9月9日周三下午6:55 / 美国有线电视新闻网(CNN)

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  • 美国多州起诉特朗普政府削弱濒危物种保护措施


    2026-09-09 16:34:55 UTC / 路透社

    作者:乔纳森·斯坦普尔
    2026年9月9日 格林尼治标准时间下午4:34 更新于37分钟前

    2025年12月14日,美国纽约尼亚克,一只白头海雕在暴风雪中停在积雪覆盖的树枝上。路透社/迈克·西加尔/资料图

    • 各州起诉政府缩小“伤害”的定义,称相关规定将商业利益置于动物保护之上
    • 《濒危物种法案》曾助力白头海雕等动物摆脱灭绝危机
    • 内政部驳斥“监管越界”,称应遵循法律文本

    9月9日(路透社)——美国多州于周三提起两起诉讼,指控唐纳德·特朗普总统的政府非法削弱联邦《濒危物种法案》。这部标志性法律一直以来保护白头海雕及其他野生动物免受开发活动带来的威胁。

    这起诉讼由20个州和华盛顿特区的民主党总检察长发起,距内政部和商务部公布最终规则不到两个月。这些新规据称将让开发商、化石燃料企业及其他主体更容易破坏环保倡导者认为需要加以保护的土地。

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    在其中一起诉讼中,各州对一项缩小《濒危物种法案》中“伤害”定义的规则提出质疑。长期以来,该定义一直涵盖对濒危动物栖息地的侵占。新规则允许在这些栖息地开展石油钻探、采矿及其他活动,只要这些活动不会直接造成动物死亡或受伤。

    另一起诉讼则挑战两项规则。其中一项规则取消了对新受威胁物种的全面保护,除非美国鱼类及野生动物管理局(隶属于内政部)制定针对该物种的专门保护措施。另一项规则要求政府在宣布某区域为“关键栖息地”前,必须考虑企业的反对意见。

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    “特朗普政府试图破坏这部法律、国会的意志以及绝大多数支持濒危物种保护的民众的意愿,”华盛顿州总检察长尼克·布朗在新闻发布会上表示。“本届政府对我们的土地和水资源的态度不是守护,而是剥削。”

    内政部抵制“越界监管”

    两起诉讼均在加利福尼亚州北部的联邦法院提起,矛头指向鱼类及野生动物管理局和隶属于商务部的国家海洋渔业局。

    诉讼文件尚未立即公开。环保组织也已提起诉讼,试图阻止修订后的“伤害”定义。

    “联邦机构的职责是忠实执行成文的《濒危物种法案》,而非按照倡导组织的偏好扩大法律适用范围,”内政部发言人表示。

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    “这起诉讼试图保留一项延续数十年的越界监管做法,该做法将《濒危物种法案》的适用范围扩大到国会授予的权限之外,”该发言人补充道。“内政部将积极捍卫其根据法律文本明确含义执行法律的权力。”

    渔业局的一位发言人表示,该机构不会讨论正在进行的诉讼。

    在共和党人特朗普的第二任白宫任期内,由民主党领导的各州已提起数十起诉讼,挑战其全面的政策调整。

    州总检察长:后代将从该法律获益

    《濒危物种法案》于1973年由国会通过,人们认为它曾帮助加州秃鹰、灰熊和座头鲸等动物摆脱灭绝危机。

    削弱该法律符合特朗普减少监管的目标,他称这些监管束缚了美国企业的发展。

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    这些举措包括缩减一系列环保举措和标准,例如减少政府对清洁能源的支持,以及废除前总统巴拉克·奥巴马政府认定气候变化威胁公众健康的科学结论。

    许多野生动物保护者认为,栖息地丧失是动物灭绝的最大原因。

    “我们欠后代一个这样的世界:白头海雕翱翔、海龟畅游、所有野生动物都蓬勃发展,”纽约州总检察长莉蒂夏·詹姆斯在一份声明中说道。

    不再过度迁就联邦机构

    内政部长道格·伯古姆曾表示,《濒危物种法案》已被“武器化”以阻止众多项目,削弱了竞争力、破坏了国家安全,并损害了美国人的钱包。

    他表示,新规则使该法律更贴近其最初意图。

    这些调整是在美国最高法院2024年推翻一项有40年历史的先例之后作出的,该先例要求法院尊重联邦机构对其所执行法律的合理解释。

    周三的诉讼由华盛顿州、加利福尼亚州、马里兰州和马萨诸塞州牵头。其他原告包括纽约州、亚利桑那州、科罗拉多州、康涅狄格州、特拉华州、哥伦比亚特区、夏威夷州、伊利诺伊州、密歇根州、明尼苏达州、新泽西州、新墨西哥州、俄勒冈州、罗德岛州、佛蒙特州、弗吉尼亚州和威斯康星州。

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    US states sue Trump administration for weakening endangered species protections

    2026-09-09 16:34:55 UTC / Reuters

    By Jonathan Stempel

    September 9, 2026 4:34 PM UTC Updated 37 mins ago

    A bald eagle perches on a branch covered in snow during a winter storm in Nyack, New York, U.S., December 14, 2025. REUTERS/Mike Segar/File Photo

    • States challenge narrowed definition of harm, rules allegedly putting business over animal protections
    • Endangered Species Act credited with saving bald eagle, other animals from extinction
    • Interior Department objects to ‘regulatory overreach,’ says it should follow law’s text

    Sept 9 (Reuters) – U.S. states filed two lawsuits on ​Wednesday accusing President Donald Trump’s administration of illegally weakening the federal Endangered Species Act, a landmark law that has shielded the bald eagle ​and other wildlife from dangers posed by development.

    The lawsuits by the Democratic attorneys general of 20 states and Washington, D.C. were filed less than two months after the Department of the Interior and the Department of Commerce announced final rules that could make it easier for developers, fossil fuel companies and others to disturb lands that environmental advocates say need protection from business interests.

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    In one ​lawsuit, the states challenged a rule that narrowed the Endangered Species Act’s definition of “harm,” which had long included encroachments on habitats where endangered animals live. The new ​rule allows oil drilling, mining and other activities in those habitats so long as those activities do not directly kill or ⁠injure the animals.

    The other lawsuit challenges two rules. One rule eliminates broad protections for newly threatened species unless the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, part of the ​Interior Department, creates species-specific protections. The second rule requires the government to consider objections by businesses before declaring areas as “critical habitats.”

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    “The Trump administration is trying to undermine the law, the will ​of Congress and the will of the people who overwhelmingly support protections for endangered species,” Washington Attorney General Nick Brown said at a press conference. “Instead of stewardship, this administration’s approach to our land, to our water is one of exploitation.”

    INTERIOR DEPARTMENT RESISTS ‘OVERREACH’

    Both lawsuits were filed in federal courts in northern California, targeting actions by the Fish and Wildlife Service and by the National Marine ​Fisheries Service, part of the Commerce Department.

    Copies of the complaints were not immediately available. Environmental groups have also sued to block the revised definition of harm.

    “The role ​of federal agencies is to faithfully implement the Endangered Species Act as written, not to expand its reach through interpretations favored by advocacy organizations,” an Interior Department spokesperson said.

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    “This lawsuit seeks ‌to preserve a ⁠decades-old regulatory overreach that expanded the Endangered Species Act beyond the authority granted by Congress,” the spokesperson added. “The department will vigorously defend its authority to implement the law according to its plain text.”

    A spokesperson for the fisheries service said that agency does not discuss pending litigation.

    Democratic-led states have filed dozens of lawsuits challenging sweeping policy changes during the second White House term of Trump, a Republican.

    FUTURE GENERATIONS BENEFIT FROM LAW, STATE AG SAYS

    Enacted by Congress in 1973, the Endangered Species Act has been credited with ​saving animals including the California condor, grizzly ​bear and humpback whale from possible ⁠extinction.

    Weakening the law aligns with Trump’s goal to reduce regulations that he says constrain American businesses.

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    These include the scaling back of a variety of environmental initiatives and standards, including by reducing government support for clean energy and repealing a scientific finding by former President Barack ​Obama’s administration that climate change threatens public health.

    Many wildlife advocates consider habitat loss the biggest cause of animal extinction.

    “We owe future ​generations a world where ⁠bald eagles soar, sea turtles swim and all wildlife thrives,” New York Attorney General Letitia James said in a statement.

    LESS DEFERENCE TO FEDERAL AGENCIES

    Interior Secretary Doug Burgum has said the Endangered Species Act has been “weaponized” to stop a myriad of projects, weakening competitiveness, undermining national security, and hurting Americans’ pocketbooks.

    He has said the new rules more closely align the law ⁠with its ​original intent.

    The changes follow the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in 2024 to overrule a 40-year-old precedent that required ​courts to defer to federal agencies’ reasonable interpretations of laws they administer.

    Wednesday’s lawsuits were led by Washington State, California, Maryland and Massachusetts. Other plaintiffs include New York, Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, the District of ​Columbia, Hawaii, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, New Jersey, New Mexico, Oregon, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia and Wisconsin.

    Reporting by Jonathan Stempel in New York; Editing by Cynthia Osterman and David Gregorio

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  • 泽连斯基专机在前往挪威国王葬礼途中险些遭无人机袭击,首相透露


    2026-09-09 15:15:18 EDT / 哥伦比亚广播公司/法新社

    挪威首相约纳斯·加尔·斯特勒周三表示,搭载乌克兰总统弗拉基米尔·泽连斯基从摩尔多瓦前往奥斯陆参加挪威国王哈拉尔五世葬礼的专机险些遭无人机袭击。

    “专机从摩尔多瓦起飞时险些被无人机击中,这就是他身处的现实,”斯特勒在接受挪威国家广播公司NRK采访时说道。

    他未透露该事件的其他细节。

    乌克兰总统府的一位消息人士向法新社提供了更为细致的说法:“当时摩尔多瓦拉响了警报,一架俄罗斯无人机进入了摩尔多瓦和罗马尼亚领空。”

    该消息人士称,有关泽连斯基面临风险的说法被“夸大了”。

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    2026年9月9日,挪威奥斯陆,乌克兰总统弗拉基米尔·泽连斯基在已故国王哈拉尔五世的葬礼游行中紧随灵柩。路透社/莱昂哈德·福格尔

    这位乌克兰领导人于周二晚间抵达奥斯陆,期间与斯特勒、财政部长延斯·斯托尔滕贝格和外交大臣埃斯彭·巴特·艾德举行会谈,讨论了包括防空支援在内的挪威军事援助以及民用援助事宜。

    周三,泽连斯基与众多外国政要一同出席了哈拉尔的葬礼。哈拉尔五世于8月28日去世,享年89岁。

    一同出席葬礼的还有英国王位继承人威廉王子、日本皇太子德仁(注:原文为Akishino,即秋筱宫文仁亲王,此处按标准译名修正)以及来自20多个国家的政治领导人。

    斯特恩向NRK透露,泽连斯基在葬礼结束后离开挪威前往加拿大,并将与当地领导人举行会谈。
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    Zelenskyy’s plane almost hit by drone en route to Norway king’s funeral, prime minister says

    2026-09-09 15:15:18 EDT / CBS/AFP

    A plane carrying Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy from Moldova to Oslo for the funeral of Norway’s King Harald V was almost hit by a drone, Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store said Wednesday.

    “His flight was almost hit by a drone when it was taking off from Moldova. That is the reality he lives in,” Store told Norwegian public broadcaster NRK.

    He provided no other details about the incident.

    A source in the Ukrainian presidency offered a more nuanced account, telling AFP: “It was an alert in Moldova when a Russian (drone) entered Moldovan and Romanian airspace.”

    The source described as “exaggerated” the claim that Zelenskyy was at risk.

    Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy follows the coffin for Norway’s King Harald in a funeral procession for the late king in Oslo, Norway, Sept. 9, 2026. Reuters/Leonhard Foeger

    The Ukrainian leader arrived in Oslo on Tuesday evening, when he held talks with Store, Finance Minister Jens Stoltenberg and Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide on Norwegian military aid, including air defense support, and civilian assistance.

    On Wednesday, Zelenskyy joined a host of other foreign dignitaries for the funeral of Harald, who died on Aug. 28 at the age of 89.

    Also present were the heir to the British throne, Prince William, and Japan’s Crown Prince Akishino, as well as political leaders from more than 20 countries.

    Zelenskyy left Norway after the funeral for Canada and talks with leaders there, Store told NRK.

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  • 特朗普向亲密助手娜塔莉·哈普等人赠送4.5万美元现金礼品


    2026-09-09T16:14:49.925Z / 路透社

    作者:于姆赫拉·帕穆克、多伊娜·恰库
    2026年9月9日 世界标准时间16:14 更新于3小时前


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    2026年9月2日,美国华盛顿白宫椭圆形办公室,美国总统唐纳德·特朗普在与旅游业高管举行会晤时发表讲话,其行政助理娜塔莉·哈普在一旁聆听。路透社/伊夫林·霍克斯坦

    [1/3]2026年9月2日,美国华盛顿白宫椭圆形办公室,美国总统唐纳德·特朗普在与旅游业高管举行会晤时发表讲话,其行政助理娜塔莉·哈普在一旁聆听。路透社/伊夫林·霍克斯坦 购买授权,打开新标签页

    • 摘要
    • 财务披露文件显示,哈普、马丁和哈里斯每人获得4.5万美元现金节日礼品
    • 披露文件显示,纳塔获得2万美元现金礼品
    • 白宫称礼品符合道德规范

    华盛顿9月9日路透电 — 根据白宫公布的财务披露文件,美国总统唐纳德·特朗普去年向西翼办公室的行政助理娜塔莉·哈普及其他三名亲密助手赠送了数万美元现金礼品。

    这笔付款引发了道德层面的担忧,因为联邦法律通常禁止联邦雇员领取除政府薪资之外的报酬。

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    哈普、通讯顾问玛戈·马丁以及椭圆形办公室行动副主任张伯伦·哈里斯每人都收到了4.5万美元,在披露文件中被标注为“节日现金礼品”。

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    根据白宫提交给国会的年度人事报告,这笔付款约相当于这些助手每年15万美元联邦薪资的三分之一。另一名担任椭圆形办公室行动主任的助手沃尔特·纳塔获得了2万美元现金,披露文件显示。他的年薪为17.5万美元。

    《华盛顿邮报》于周二率先报道了这批礼品。

    “白宫职员可不是你第五大道公寓的门房,”曾在2005年至2007年担任乔治·W·布什总统首席白宫道德法律顾问的法学教授理查德·W·佩因特在社交媒体帖子中说道。

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    白宫:礼品符合规定

    白宫发言人戴维斯·英格尔表示,这批礼品符合道德规范。

    “总统一直有向身边人士赠送圣诞礼物的惯例,包括在政府任职期间以及此前私营部门任职时期的雇员和助手,”英格尔周三在一份声明中称。“此次涉及的礼品与这些人员的官方政府职责毫无关联,因此完全符合相关法律和道德标准。”

    哈普和纳塔是特朗普最信任的助手之一,无论是在外出公务还是在白宫期间,他们都能随时接近总统。

    上月,《华盛顿邮报》报道称,哈普和纳塔曾搭乘一辆餐车秘密转移特朗普,使其于7月从土耳其乘坐航班前往英国,当时存在来自伊朗的潜在威胁担忧,哈普因此受到公众关注。

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    据一位熟悉其工作职责的人士透露,哈普负责管理特朗普的Truth Social账号,以其名义发布帖子并协助撰写社交媒体声明。同事们有时会称她为“人形打印机”,因为她会随身携带便携式打印机,随时为特朗普打印有利于其的新闻报道。

    纳塔曾是白宫贴身男仆,此前曾被联邦检察官指控帮助特朗普隐瞒这位共和党总统在2021年第一任期结束时带走的绝密文件。纳塔对此拒不认罪,在特朗普再次就职后,该案被撤销。

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    Trump gave $45,000 cash gifts to close aide Natalie Harp and others

    2026-09-09T16:14:49.925Z / Reuters

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    September 9, 2026 4:14 PM UTC Updated 3 hours ago

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    • Financial disclosures show Harp, Martin and Harris each receive $45,000 cash holiday gifts
    • Nauta receives $20,000 cash gift, disclosures show
    • White House says gifts comply with ethics rules

    WASHINGTON, Sept 9 (Reuters) – President Donald Trump gave tens of ​thousands of dollars in cash gifts last year to executive assistant Natalie Harp and three other ‌close aides working in the West Wing, according to financial disclosures released by the White House.

    The payments raised ethics concerns because federal employees are generally barred by statute from receiving compensation beyond their government salaries.

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    Harp, communications adviser Margo Martin and deputy director of Oval ​Office operations Chamberlain Harris each received $45,000, described in their disclosures as “Cash Gift for Holidays.”

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    The payments were equivalent ​to roughly one-third of the aides’ federal salaries of $150,000 per year, according to the White ⁠House annual personnel report to Congress. Walt Nauta, another aide who works as the director of Oval Office ​operations, received $20,000 in cash, the disclosures show. His annual compensation is $175,000.

    The Washington Post first reported the gifts on Tuesday.

    “A White ​House staffer is not your Fifth Avenue doorman,” Richard W. Painter, a law professor who served as the chief White House ethics lawyer between 2005 and 2007 under President George W. Bush, said in a social media post.

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    GIFTS COMPLY WITH RULES: WHITE HOUSE

    White House ​spokesman Davis Ingle said the gifts complied with ethics rules.

    “The President has a longstanding practice of giving Christmas ​gifts to people in his orbit, including at times employees and aides, both in government and in his time in the private ‌sector,” ⁠Ingle said in a statement on Wednesday. “The gifts at issue here have nothing to do with any of these individuals’ official government duties, and therefore are entirely permissible under relevant legal and ethical standards.”

    Harp and Nauta are among Trump’s most trusted aides, with near-constant access to the president during long days on the road or at the White ​House.

    Harp drew public scrutiny last ​month when the Washington ⁠Post reported that she and Nauta were in a catering truck that secretly moved Trump to a flight he took in July from Turkey to the United Kingdom amid concerns ​about potential threats from Iran.

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    Harp exercises control over Trump’s Truth Social account, posting on ​his behalf ⁠and helping draft social media statements, according to a person familiar with her role. Colleagues sometimes call her the “human printer” as she provides often favorable news coverage to Trump from a portable printer that she carries.

    Nauta, a former White House ⁠valet, faced ​accusations from federal prosecutors of helping Trump hide top-secret documents that the ​Republican president took when he completed his first term at the White House in 2021. Nauta pleaded not guilty, and the case was dropped ​after Trump returned to office.

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  • 紧急滑梯引发疑问:特朗普新空军一号事件曝光前,总统揭晓缘由


    2026-09-09T14:45:00-04:00 / 福克斯新闻频道

    这一不同寻常的场景发生在安德鲁斯联合基地,当时总统正等待登上海军陆战队一号直升机,飞机停靠在波音747旁

    作者:斯蒂芬尼·普莱斯 福克斯新闻

    发布于2026年9月9日美国东部时间下午2:45

    特朗普就空军一号紧急滑梯展开事件作出回应

    在记者询问是否出现紧急情况后,唐纳德·特朗普总统表示,当时正在对滑梯进行检查,以“确保所有设备运行完美无缺”。

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    周三,在安德鲁斯联合基地,卡塔尔赠送的空军一号紧急滑梯被展开,这一事件引发诸多疑问,随后唐纳德·特朗普总统揭晓这只是一项安全检查的一部分。

    “他们之前就在进行检查,只是想确认一下,”特朗普走下海军陆战队一号直升机后在停机坪上对记者说道,“我猜他们已经把滑梯展开了,就是想确保一切都完美运行。”

    这一不同寻常的场景发生在海军陆战队一号直升机停在总统专机附近后,当时特朗普仍留在直升机上,人们可以看到滑梯从飞机上展开。


    TRUMP ADMINISTRATION SUBPOENAS NY TIMES JOURNALISTS IN GRAND JURY LEAK PROBE TIED TO AIR FORCE ONE REPORT

    周三,在唐纳德·特朗普总统前往马里兰州安德鲁斯联合基地参加共和党全国中期会议之前,空军一号的紧急滑梯被展开。(路透社/埃文·武奇)

    白宫印刷媒体池报道称,他们发现这架由卡塔尔赠送的波音747客机右侧前舱门似乎展开了充气式紧急滑梯。该舱门与特朗普通常登机的入口相对。

    与此同时,人们看到这架老旧的蓝白涂装空军一号飞机从机库驶出,在新专机后方数百码处就位。随后这架老旧专机展开了前部和后部舷梯。


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    TRUMP EXPLAINS WHY HE’S FLYING OLD AIR FORCE ONE BACK TO DC

    据媒体池消息,截至下午2点19分,海军陆战队一号直升机的舱门仍处于关闭状态,这引发了人们的疑问:这次意外的滑梯展开是否打乱了总统的出行计划。

    特朗普随后从直升机上走下,并表示相关设备正在接受测试,以确保其运行正常,这表明专机上并未出现紧急情况。

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    Emergency slide sparks questions on Trump’s new Air Force One before president reveals why

    2026-09-09T14:45:00-04:00 / Fox News

    The unusual scene unfolded at Joint Base Andrews as the president waited aboard Marine One near the Boeing 747

    By Stepheny Price Fox News

    Published September 9, 2026 2:45pm EDT

    Trump responds to AF1 emergency slide deployment

    President Donald Trump said the slide was being checked to “make sure everything works perfectly” after reporters asked if there was an emergency.

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    An emergency slide deployment on the Qatari-gifted Air Force One raised questions at Joint Base Andrews Wednesday before President Donald Trump revealed it was all part of a safety check.

    “They were checking it before, and they just wanted to make sure,” Trump told reporters on the tarmac after exiting Marine One. “So they’ve, I guess, already put it up. They want to make sure everything works perfectly.”

    The unusual scene unfolded after Marine One rolled to a stop near the presidential aircraft, with Trump remaining aboard the helicopter, and the slide could be seen extending from the plane.

    TRUMP ADMINISTRATION SUBPOENAS NY TIMES JOURNALISTS IN GRAND JURY LEAK PROBE TIED TO AIR FORCE ONE REPORT

    The emergency slide of Air Force One is deployed Wednesday ahead of President Donald Trump’s trip to the Republican National Midterm Convention at Joint Base Andrews, Md.(Reuters/Evan Vucci)

    The White House print pool reported spotting what appeared to be an inflatable emergency slide deployed from the right side front door of the Qatari-gifted Boeing 747. The door is opposite the entrance Trump typically uses to board the plane.

    At the same time, the older white-and-blue Air Force One was seen moving out of its hangar and into position a few hundred yards behind the newer aircraft. The older jet then deployed its front and rear stairs.

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    TRUMP EXPLAINS WHY HE’S FLYING OLD AIR FORCE ONE BACK TO DC

    The door of Marine One remained closed as of 2:19 p.m., according to the pool, fueling questions about whether the unexpected slide deployment had disrupted the president’s travel plans.

    Trump later emerged from the helicopter and said the equipment had been tested to ensure it was working properly, indicating there had not been an emergency aboard the aircraft.

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    It was not immediately clear whether the safety check would affect which plane Trump would use for his next flight.

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  • 特朗普政府提议将大量移民排除在美国人口普查之外


    2026年9月9日 美国东部时间下午6:11 / 1小时前更新 / 路透社

    作者:朱莉娅·哈特

    2026年9月4日,美国纽约皇后区科罗娜街区,美国移民及海关执法局(ICE)探员在一次针对性执法行动中为一名男子拍照。路透社/香农·斯特普尔顿 购买授权,将在新标签页打开

    • 内容概要
    • 提案将人口普查统计范围限定为美国公民和永久居民
    • 此次调整还将取消自1790年以来一直保留的种族和族裔问题
    • 提案将开启30天公众意见征询期,之后将启动2030年全面人口普查

    9月9日(路透社)——特朗普政府周三提议修改全国人口普查规则,仅将美国公民和永久居民纳入统计范围,此举可能极大改变各州获得的政治代表名额和联邦资金数额。

    美国人口普查局提交了该提案,距唐纳德·特朗普总统下令其上级机构制定新的人口普查规则、排除非法居住在美国的移民仅一年多时间。该局将在2030年开展下一次全面人口普查。

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    拟议的规则修改将把更多移民排除在人口普查之外,例如那些以合法临时身份留在美国的移民。拟议的修改还将取消问卷中有关种族或族裔的信息收集部分,而这些问题自1790年首次人口普查以来一直被保留。

    该提案将开放30天的公众意见征询期。

    人口统计学专家和民权倡导者警告称,这两项修改可能会扭曲用于绘制国会和州立法选区、执行反歧视法律以及分配公共服务联邦资金的数据。

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    美国民权与人类权利领导会议人口普查与数据公平项目高级主任米塔·安南德表示,此举可能产生“颠覆性”影响,导致移民人口相对较多的城市和州获得的联邦援助和政治代表名额不足。

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    安南德说:“人口普查数据支撑着我们的民主和社会的方方面面。”“因此,我们对国家的认知将变得非常不准确,随后我们将基于存在缺陷的数据做出政治决策、商业决策和投资决策。”

    白宫未立即回应置评请求。

    特朗普长期以来一直对非法居住在美国的移民被纳入人口普查一事表示不满,而人口普查正是用于确定各州在美国众议院和州立法机构的席位数量。

    在特朗普第一任期内,他曾试图在2020年人口普查中加入公民身份问题,但被美国最高法院驳回,法院裁定联邦政府给出的理由是“人为编造的”。

    美国宪法第十四修正案要求根据“各州的全部人口人数”分配政治代表名额。

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    美国政府此次试图将非法移民和临时移民排除在人口普查之外,正值其在全国范围内加大对合法和非法移民打击力度的背景之下。

    美国司法部9月2日警告称,如果各州不向州机构通报所有已知非法居住在该国的移民,可能会损失数十亿美元的福利资金。

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    Trump administration proposes dropping huge swath of immigrants from US census

    September 9, 2026 6:11 PM UTC / Updated 1 hour ago / Reuters

    By Julia Harte

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    • Summary
    • Proposal limits census count to US citizens and permanent residents
    • Changes would also drop race and ethnicity questions included since 1790
    • Proposal opens 30-day public comment period before 2030 full census

    Sept 9 (Reuters) – The Trump administration proposed on ​Wednesday changing the national census to include only U.S. citizens and permanent residents, a move that ‌could significantly change how much political representation and federal funding each state receives.

    The U.S. Census Bureau submitted the proposal just over a year after President Donald Trump ordered its parent agency to craft a new census that would block immigrants in the U.S. illegally ​from being counted. The bureau will conduct the next full census in 2030.

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    The proposed rule changes ​would exclude even more immigrants from the census, such as those in the U.S. on ⁠a temporary lawful basis. The proposed changes would also eliminate parts of the questionnaire that seek information on ​race or ethnicity, which have been included since the first census in 1790.

    The proposal is open to public comment ​for 30 days.

    Demography experts and civil rights advocates warn that both changes could warp the data used for drawing congressional and state legislative districts, enforcing anti-discrimination law and allocating federal funds for public services.

    FEDERAL AID, POLITICAL REPRESENTATION AT STAKE

    The effort could have “earth-shattering” effects, ​leaving cities and states that have relatively high immigrant populations with insufficient federal aid and political representation, said Meeta ​Anand, senior director of the census and data equity program at the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights.

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    Census data “undergirds so ‌much ⁠of our democracy and our society,” Anand said. “So you’ll start seeing a very inaccurate picture of our country, and then we’re making political decisions, business decisions, investment decisions based on data that are flawed.”

    The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

    Trump has long decried the fact that immigrants living in the U.S. illegally ​are included in the census, ​which is used to ⁠determine how many seats each state gets in the U.S. House of Representatives and state legislative districts.

    In his first term, Trump tried to add a citizenship question to ​the 2020 census but was blocked by the U.S. Supreme Court, which ruled that ​the federal government ⁠had given a “contrived” rationale.

    The U.S. Constitution’s 14th Amendment calls for political representatives to be apportioned based on “the whole number of persons in each State.”

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    The administration’s effort to omit immigrants in the U.S. illegally and temporary immigrants from the U.S. census ⁠comes amid ​its wider crackdown on both legal and illegal immigration across the ​country.

    The Justice Department warned on September 2 that states could lose billions of dollars in welfare funding if they do not report all immigrants whom ​state agencies know to be in the country illegally.

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  • 华盛顿特区周边郡因动用纳税人资金阻挠移民海关执法遭“窝藏外国人”指控


    2026-09-09 14:39 EDT / 福克斯新闻频道

    弗吉尼亚州某郡将通过当地慈善机构向每户家庭发放最高2000美元,用于支付基本生活开支和水电费用

    作者:查尔斯·克莱茨 福克斯新闻
    发布于2026年9月9日下午2:39 EDT

    【福克斯新闻独家报道】弗吉尼亚州某郡因一项新政策陷入争议,该政策以拨款形式向那些家中经济支柱被美国移民海关执法局(ICE)拘留或驱逐的非法移民家庭提供纳税人资金支持。

    位于波托马克河对岸、紧邻华盛顿特区的阿灵顿郡,此前就因曾引发公愤的政策遭批评人士指责干扰国土安全部执法:今年1月,阿灵顿郡郡务委员会主席公开建议居民拨打警方电话举报移民海关执法局人员行踪,当时就激起众怒。

    “如果你审视窝藏外国人相关法规——任何鼓励、引诱他人非法入境,或是帮助非法滞留者留在美国的行为,都可能被认定违反窝藏外国人法规。”前代理移民海关执法局局长乔纳森·费伊周三在接受福克斯新闻数字频道采访时表示。

    司法部威胁削减数十亿美元福利资金 因各州未上报非法移民情况

    阿灵顿郡郡务监督委员会成员从左至右依次为:朱利叶斯·D·“JD”·斯潘 Sr.、苏珊·坎宁安、塔基斯·卡兰托尼斯、郡务委员会主席马特·德费兰蒂和副主席莫林·科菲。(阿灵顿郡 供图)

    “通过向这些人提供资金,合理的推论是这些人本身就是非法滞留者,这笔资助能帮助他们继续留在美国,因为他们失去了经济支柱。”费伊说道。

    他指出,阿灵顿郡郡政经理马克·施瓦茨对ARLNow表示,许多受影响家庭“没有银行账户”——即无法获得开设银行账户所需的身份认证金融服务,这一说法本身就说明了问题。

    共和党瞄准纳税人资助非法移民住房:“必须叫停”

    非法移民在华盛顿特区周边被移民海关执法局人员逮捕。(国土安全部 供图)

    “这表明该郡清楚这笔资金将流向非法滞留者,且会帮助他们继续留在美国。这正是我认为窝藏外国人法规适用的情形。”他补充道,该郡“肆意无视”其政策为非法滞留者提供便利的事实。

    据报道,阿灵顿郡最初将拨出5万美元,通过“社会安全网”慈善机构ArlingtonThrive向每户受影响家庭发放最高2000美元,用于支付基本生活开支和水电费用。

    这项以4票赞成、1票缺席的投票结果通过的计划,出台背景是马里兰州和弗吉尼亚州近期开展的一次大规模移民海关执法行动,共逮捕1328名非法移民,其中包括一名在美国空军纪念园附近与执法人员对峙时逃跑的男子。

    五名地区联邦民主党人士随后发声,支持随后针对移民海关执法局与何塞·梅希亚·埃尔南德斯对峙事件的阿灵顿郡警方调查。据报道,埃尔南德斯遭泰瑟枪电击后脑部出血。

    福克斯新闻数字频道已联系阿灵顿郡官员,包括来自罗克斯普林的民主党郡务委员会主席马特·德费兰蒂。

    “我们重视那些流离失所和被驱逐者的家庭。”他对当地媒体表示。

    今年1月,德费兰蒂曾警告阿灵顿居民,郡法律禁止“公共安全专业人员”“干扰联邦移民执法”,但他提议拨打911举报移民海关执法局人员行踪,有助于警方掌握执法人员动向,转而“专注于阿灵顿郡的执法使命:防范社区内的暴力行为”。

    司法部起诉马里兰州 称其“主动蓄意阻挠”驱逐非法移民

    联邦移民执法人员在弗吉尼亚州阿灵顿郡实施逮捕。(移民海关执法局 供图)

    费伊提及的8 U.S.C. 1324条法规包含“肆意无视”和“引诱”两项罪名。

    国土安全部领导层也同样批评阿灵顿郡的这一举措。

    “这种离谱行径简直匪夷所思。”该部门一名发言人对福克斯新闻数字频道表示。

    “ Sanctuary城市的政客们拿美国人辛勤赚来的纳税人钱,奖励那些违法的非法移民。这种荒唐事再次证明了他们把谁放在首位。”

    费伊表示,各郡无权自行制定移民法律,就阿灵顿郡而言,他们所谓的“引诱”行为影响不止局限于本郡,为非法移民提供避风港可能会波及周边地区,包括华盛顿特区、福尔斯彻奇市、亚历山德里亚市和费尔法克斯郡。

    “有人可能会跑到阿灵顿郡以外的地方再次犯罪……地方和各州无权自行制定移民法律,或是宣称此处无法执行移民法律。”

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    弗吉尼亚州阿灵顿郡罗斯林区基桥附近张贴的欢迎标识。(环球图片集团/盖蒂图片社 供图)

    费伊表示,以家庭分离为由反对大规模驱逐的论点同样站不住脚,他指出,当美国公民被逮捕或监禁时,他们同样会与家人“分离”。

    点击此处下载福克斯新闻APP

    “来自阿灵顿人民共和国的最新动态”,X平台上一篇批评帖文如此写道。

    ‘Alien harboring’ accusations fly as DC-area county spends taxpayer funds to blunt ICE

    2026-09-09 14:39 EDT / Fox News

    Virginia county will distribute up to $2,000 per family through a local ministry to cover basic needs and utilities

    By Charles Creitz Fox News

    Published September 9, 2026 2:39pm EDT

    FIRST ON FOX: A Virginia county is under fire for a new policy providing taxpayer funds in the form of grants to families of illegal immigrants whose breadwinner was detained or deported by ICE.

    Arlington County, which sits just across the Potomac River from Washington, D.C., is not new to policies critics say interfere with DHS operations, as it previously caused outrage when the chair of the Arlington County board publicly suggested residents call police to report ICE sightings in January.

    “If you look at the alien harboring statute – do you do anything to encourage or induce people to either come illegally or that are illegally here to stay, that could be arguably a violation of the alien harboring statute?” former acting ICE Director Jonathan Fahey told Fox News Digital in a Wednesday interview.

    DOJ THREATENS TO CUT BILLIONS IN WELFARE FUNDING FROM STATES FOR FAILING TO REPORT ILLEGAL MIGRANTS

    Arlington County Board of Supervisors, from left, Julius D. “JD” Spain Sr., Susan Cunningham, Takis Karantonis, Board Chair Matt de Ferranti and Vice Chair Maureen Coffey.(Arlington County)

    “By giving money to people… the reasonable inference is that these people are also illegal, the money enables them to stay in the country illegally, because they lost their breadwinner,” Fahey said.

    He said Arlington County Manager Mark Schwartz’s comments to ARLNow that many of the affected families are “unbanked” – or lack access to financial institutions which statutorily require identification to open deposit accounts – is itself a tell.

    TAXPAYER-FUNDED HOUSING FOR ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS IN GOP’S CROSSHAIRS: ‘IT’S GOT TO STOP’

    Illegal immigrants are arrested by ICE officers in the D.C. area.(Courtesy of the Department of Homeland Security)

    “That shows the county knows the money is going to be going to people that are illegally here and it will help them stay. So that’s where I think the alien harboring statute comes into play,” he said, adding the county shows “reckless disregard” for the fact their policies accommodate people in the country illegally.

    Arlington will start by setting aside $50,000 to be distributed through “social safety-net” ministry ArlingtonThrive in increments of up to $2,000 per affected family to cover basic needs and utilities, according to reports.

    The plan – which passed 4-0 with one board member absent – reportedly formed after a major ICE operation in Maryland and Virginia netted 1,328 illegal immigrant arrests, including the case of a man who ran from agents when confronted near the U.S. Air Force Memorial.

    Five regional federal Democrats sounded off afterward, endorsing an ensuing Arlington County Police investigation into the encounter between ICE and Jose Mejia Hernandez, who was reportedly tased and suffered a brain bleed.

    Fox News Digital reached out to Arlington County officials, including Chairman Matt de Ferranti, a Democrat from Rock Spring.

    “We are valuing the families of those that have been displaced and removed,” he told local press.

    In January, de Ferranti warned Arlingtonians that county law prohibits its “public safety professionals” from “interfering with enforcement of federal immigration law,” but that his suggestion to call 911 to report ICE sightings helps officials know agents are present and pivot to “pursu[ing] Arlington County’s law enforcement mission: preventing violence in our community.”

    DOJ ACCUSES MARYLAND OF ‘ACTIVE AND DELIBERATE EFFORT’ TO PREVENT DEPORTATIONS OF ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS: LAWSUIT

    Federal immigration authorities make an arrest in Arlington, Va., in February.(ICE)

    Reckless disregard and inducement are both subsections of the law Fahey referenced – 8 U.S.C. 1324.

    Leadership at the Department of Homeland Security was similarly critical of Arlington’s move.

    “You can’t make this up,” an agency spokesperson told Fox News Digital.

    “Sanctuary politicians are taking Americans’ hard-earned tax dollars to reward illegal aliens who break the law. This insanity shows once again who they put first.”

    Fahey said counties cannot make their own immigration laws, and with Arlington in particular, their alleged “inducement” doesn’t just affect their county, as creating safe harbor for illegal immigrants can have ripple effects in adjacent areas like the District of Columbia, cities of Falls Church and Alexandria and Fairfax County.

    “A person could go on and commit another crime somewhere outside of Arlington… you can’t have localities and states carving out their own immigration laws or saying immigration laws can’t be enforced [here].”

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    A welcome sign is posted near the Key Bridge in Rosslyn, Arlington County, Virginia.(Universal Images Group/Getty Images)

    Arguments against mass deportation on the grounds of family separation are similarly flawed, the former director said, pointing to the fact that when an American citizen is arrested or jailed, they are also physically “separated” from their family.

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    “Latest dispatch from the People’s Republic of Arlington,” read a critical posting on X.

  • 中期选举民调大潮将至:该如何甄别解读


    2026-09-09T16:00:30.846Z / https://www.cnn.com/2026/09/09/politics/cnn-polls-guide-to-midterm-polls

    如今,开展各类民调比以往任何时候都更容易,但要把民调做对却难如登天。

    上月引发热议的洛杉矶市长选举虚假“民调”这类完全伪造的数据,所幸已是少数情况。不过话说回来,即便真实的民调,在执行方式上也可能存在严重缺陷,或是背后暗藏发布议程。即便是最严谨的民调,也无法给出任何保证。

    但只要仔细研读,高质量民调仍能让你充分了解今年中期选举的态势——只要牢记几个简单问题,就能帮你梳理铺天盖地、有时甚至被夸大其词的海量数据。

    在CNN,我们要求民调机构在我们报道其民调结果前,回答超过十余个相关问题,包括披露民调出资方,分享抽样和加权的技术细节等。即便你不是民调方法学专家,也可以通过关注几个要点,判断一份民调是否值得关注,并从结果中获取最多有效信息。

    以下是几个需要重点关注的问题:

    首先,要寻找对工作流程透明公开的民调机构。如果无法获取关于民调执行方、赞助方、实施方式或提问内容的详细信息,那你就该第一个对此持怀疑态度。

    若想了解这类民调方法学信息该是什么样,你可以在此阅读CNN自身民调的开展方式,或是查阅皮尤研究中心、《纽约时报》等媒体开展民调的详细说明。美国公共舆论研究协会也发布了一份实用指南,介绍你应该关注的民调相关信息。

    调查对象是谁?民调机构如何找到他们?

    从根本上说,民调的运作方式是采访数量相对较少的人群,而这些人是经过挑选,能够在人口统计学层面代表更广泛群体的——比如“美国成年人”或是“有望在下次选举中投票的人群”。

    民调机构如何选择采访对象?在过去几十年里,许多机构会通过拨打随机选定的电话号码来招募受访者。如今,几乎没有民调会通过拨打固定电话、打断美国人晚餐时间来开展。取而代之的是,民调机构正想尽一切办法联系受访者,无论是通过手机通话、短信、邮寄明信片、招募固定受访者的调研面板,还是综合使用上述所有方式。

    但无论采用哪种方法,至关重要的一点是,参与单项民调的受访者是由民调机构挑选的,而非受访者自行决定。请直接忽略任何“开放参与”的“民调”,这类民调只能反映碰巧参与的人群的观点,无法代表整体民意。

    在查看民调的样本量时,请记住:规模相对较小但具有代表性的样本,远好过规模庞大却不具代表性的样本。但样本量过小确实会增加误差边际,尤其是在分析年轻选民、少数族裔这类占人口比例较小的亚群体时。

    谁在主导这项民调?他们为何发布结果?

    民调不应凭空出现。要寻找那些公开披露执行机构,以及开展民调所使用的具体调研公司或工具的项目。如果民调机构有过往调研记录——或是首次发布民调结果,这些都能作为有用的背景参考。

    民调同样需要披露是否有机构为调查提供资金,出资方可能是媒体机构、智库或是竞选团队。任何投入时间和精力开展民调的主体,都有其开展这项工作的理由。有时,这只是为了向公众提供信息。但竞选团队往往只会选择性发布支持其想要宣扬的叙事、或是有助于推动筹款和参与度的内部数据;而倡导组织则通常试图围绕其支持的政策塑造舆论。

    民调问题的措辞方式会对结果产生重大影响,在涉及不为人熟知的候选人或是复杂议题时尤其如此。

    问题的提问顺序同样会产生影响——例如,一个措辞中立的候选人选择问题,如果选民此前先被问及一系列关于某位候选人争议事件的问题,也可能会出现结果失衡的情况。

    要寻找那些公开问题 exact 措辞的民调,这样你就能评估这些问题是否措辞公允,并尽可能清晰地理解受访选民给出答案的真实含义。

    几乎所有数据点都在背景信息中更具参考价值。查看新数据时,了解它是否与其他民调结果大体一致,或是传递了全新信息——或是根本没有太多其他民调可供对比,都会很有帮助。当然,一份民调结果异于其他民调,并不意味着它一定有误。但有时,民调之间的差异本身就能说明问题。例如,如果措辞上的细微改动就导致对某一议题的民意调查结果出现巨大差异,这可能意味着公众对该议题的看法尚未定型。

    民调可以捕捉选民在特定时间点的情绪,但无法预测未来。这在初选选举中尤其具有挑战性,因为初选往往候选人众多、投票率多变且民意波动剧烈——比如密歇根州民主党初选,民调可能误判了选民构成;再比如威斯康星州初选,民调高估了进步派候选人的最终得票率,但准确反映出该竞选仍高度胶着。

    民调也并非精密仪器,这意味着在势均力敌的竞选中,民调可能无法可靠衡量哪位候选人领先——只能反映出竞选双方差距很小。但即便在选举年,大多数民调也会询问选民计划支持哪位候选人之外的问题。

    这些问题能够帮助你了解竞选背后的动态:例如,衡量反现任议员情绪、凸显选民对生活成本的持续担忧,或是追踪党派立场的重大转变。这些内容往往比“赛马式”的支持率对比更具启发性。

    An onslaught of midterm polling is coming. Here’s how to sort through it

    2026-09-09T16:00:30.846Z / https://www.cnn.com/2026/09/09/politics/cnn-polls-guide-to-midterm-polls

    These days, it’s easier than ever to conduct some form of polling and as difficult as it’s ever been to get it right.

    Completely faked numbers like a phony “poll” of the Los Angeles mayoral race that made waves last month are thankfully rare. That said, even real polls can have serious flaws in the ways they’re conducted or an agenda behind their release. And the most rigorous polling doesn’t come with any guarantees.

    But if read carefully, high-quality polls can still tell you a lot about how this year’s midterms are shaping up – and keeping a few simple questions in mind can help you sort through the overwhelming and sometimes overblown deluge of data.

    At CNN, we ask pollsters to answer more than a dozen questions about their work before we cover it, from revealing who paid for the poll to sharing the technical details of their sampling and weighting. Even if you’re not an expert on methodology, there are a few things you can look for to get a sense of whether a poll is worth your time – and to get the most information out of its results.

    Here are some of the most important questions to ask:

    As a starting point, look for pollsters who are transparent about what they’re doing. If there aren’t many details available about who conducted and sponsored the poll, how they carried it out or what questions they asked, that’s your first sign to be skeptical.

    For an idea of what that methodological information might look like, you can read more about how CNN conducts its own polling here or find detailed explanations of how outlets like the Pew Research Center or The New York Times conduct their surveys. The American Association for Public Opinion Research also has a helpful guide to the information you should be looking for.

    Who was surveyed and how did the pollsters find them?

    Fundamentally, polls work by talking to relatively small groups of people who are selected to be demographically representative of a much larger universe (say, “adults in the US,” or “people who are likely to vote in the next election”).

    How do pollsters choose which people to talk to? In past decades, many did so by calling a randomly selected set of phone numbers. These days, very few polls are conducted by interrupting Americans’ dinners with calls to their landlines. Instead, pollsters are trying to reach people however they can, whether that’s through cell phone calls, text messages, postcards in the mail, panels of people who’ve agreed to answer surveys or a combination of all these approaches.

    What’s critically important across these methods, though, is that the people taking any individual survey are selected by the pollster, not the other way around. Feel free to ignore “polls” that let anyone answer, which can’t reflect the opinions of anybody beyond those who happened to answer.

    When looking at the sample size of a poll, keep in mind that a relatively small but representative sample is better than a very large, unrepresentative one. But a small sample does increase the margin for error, particularly among subgroups of people – like young voters, or those from minority groups – that make up only a smaller share of the population.

    Who’s behind the poll and why are they releasing it?

    Polls shouldn’t come out of nowhere. Look for polls that are transparent about the people who conducted them, and the precise survey companies or tools they used to carry them out. If the pollster has a track record of previous work – or if they’ve never released polling before – that’s helpful context, too.

    It’s also important for polls to disclose who, if anyone, funded their surveys, whether that’s a media outlet, a think tank, or a campaign. Anyone putting in the time and effort to conduct a survey has a reason for doing so. Sometimes, that’s simply to inform the public. But campaigns are often selective in releasing only internal data that supports the narrative they want to share, or that might drive fundraising and engagement, and advocacy groups are often trying to shape a conversation around the policies they support.

    The way a poll question is framed can have major impacts on the results of the poll, particularly around unfamiliar candidates or complicated topics.

    So can the order that questions were asked in – for instance, a neutrally worded question about a choice between two candidates can still be thrown out of balance if voters were first asked a series of questions about controversies facing one candidate.

    Look for polls that share the exact wording of their questions, so that you can evaluate whether those questions seem balanced and get the clearest sense possible of what the people taking the survey actually meant by their answers.

    Pretty much any data point is more useful in context. When looking at new data, it’s helpful to know whether it’s broadly in agreement with other polling, or whether it’s saying something new – or if there isn’t much else out there to compare it to. Just because a poll is an outlier, of course, doesn’t mean it’s necessarily wrong. But sometimes, the variation between polls can tell you something. For instance, if minor changes in wording produce very different reads on an issue, that’s probably a topic where public opinion isn’t very settled.

    While surveys can capture how voters are feeling at a given point in time, they can’t predict the future. This can pose a particular challenge in races like primary elections that often see multiple candidates, varied turnout and a lot of movement – see the Democratic primary in Michigan, where polls may have misread the composition of the electorate, and in Wisconsin, where polls also overstated the eventual support for the progressive candidate but accurately reflected that the race remained highly in flux.

    Polls also aren’t meant to be precision instruments, which means that in a tight race, they may not be able to reliably measure which candidate is ahead – merely that the race is close. But even in an election year, most surveys also ask questions beyond whom voters are planning to support.

    These questions can provide a sense of the dynamics behind the race: For instance, measuring anti-incumbent sentiments, highlighting voters’ ongoing concerns with cost of living, or tracking big partisan shifts. That’s often more illuminating than the horserace itself.

  • 美国联邦政府将至多购买60亿美元国债 以降低借贷成本


    2026年9月9日 / 美国东部时间下午3:20 / CBS News MoneyWatch

    作者:梅根·塞鲁洛 MoneyWatch记者

    美国财政部长斯科特·贝森特周三表示,财政部将至多购买60亿美元长期国债,以此作为抑制收益率上升、降低借贷成本计划的一部分。

    财政部上月承诺将债券回购规模“至少”翻倍至40亿美元,以支撑债券价格。美国国债收益率上升会推高消费者和企业的借贷成本,同时也可能对股价造成压力。

    琼斯交易公司首席市场策略师迈克·奥鲁克对CBS新闻表示:“他们正在回购那些已发行一段时间、在市场中占比较小的债券,但财政部认为这将遏制20年期至30年期国债收益率的上涨,同时也会给10年期国债收益率带来下行压力。”

    奥鲁克补充道,美国政府债务不断增加是推高债券收益率的主要诱因。美国国债规模在不到十年的时间里翻了一番,今年8月已突破40万亿美元。

    他说:“如果想要控制住美国国债收益率,就必须从根源上解决这个问题。但我们现在只是在市场外围修修补补,这算不上真正的解决方案。”

    通常会影响抵押贷款利率的10年期美国国债收益率从周二尾盘的4.80%升至4.85%,达到2023年10月以来的最高点。而通常反映市场对美联储利率决策预期的2年期美国国债收益率从周二尾盘的4.39%升至4.42%。

    债券收益率与价格呈反向相关关系,即收益率上升时,债券价格会下跌。收益率上升意味着投资者要求美国国债提供更高的回报。

    其他华尔街分析师也对政府债券回购计划能否遏制收益率上升、降低借贷成本表示怀疑。

    詹尼·蒙哥马利公司首席固定收益策略师盖伊·勒巴斯对美联社表示:“最简单的道理是,市场干预措施历来都收效甚微。”

    Wrightson ICAP首席经济学家卢·克兰德尔表示,周三的债券回购操作让“这场猜测游戏又延续了一段时间”,因为截至11月4日的剩余六笔债券市场操作规模都将达到“40亿美元或更高”。

    他在给CBS新闻的一份声明中表示:“市场可能会认为,9月24日的下一次30年期国债回购的最低可行规模将达到60亿美元,但我们可能要等到9月23日上午该操作的细节公布后才能得到确切消息。”

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    Feds to buy up to $6 billion in Treasury bonds in move to ease borrowing costs

    September 9, 2026 / 3:20 PM EDT / CBS News MoneyWatch

    By Megan Cerullo Reporter, MoneyWatch

    U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said on Wednesday that the agency will buy up to $6 billion in long-term government bonds as part of an effort to curb rising yields and ease borrowing costs.

    The Treasury Department vowed last month to “at least” double its bond buybacks to $4 billion to prop up prices. Higher Treasury yields raise borrowing costs for consumers and businesses, and can also weigh on stock prices.

    “They are repurchasing bonds that have been around for a while and are a smaller part of the market, but the Treasury thinks this will constrain 20- to 30-year yields from rising and put downward pressure on 10-year yields too,” Mike O’Rourke, chief market strategist at JonesTrading, told CBS News.

    Rising U.S. government debt is the main catalyst driving up bond yields, O’Rourke added. The national debt surpassed $40 trillion in August after doubling in less than a decade.

    “If you want to get Treasury yields under control, you would tackle that issue. Instead, we are tinkering on the periphery of the market, and that’s not a real solution,” he said.

    The 10-year Treasury rate, which typically affects mortgage rates, rose to 4.85% from 4.80% late Tuesday, hitting its highest point since October 2023. The yield on the 2-year Treasury, which tends to track expectations for the Fed’s interest rate decisions, rose to 4.42% from 4.39% late Tuesday.

    Bond yields are inversely related to prices, meaning that as yields rise, bond prices fall. Rising yields signal that investors are demanding higher returns on Treasurys.

    Other Wall Street analysts also expressed doubt that the government’s bond buybacks would help contain yields and lower borrowing costs.

    “The simplest version here is that market interventions have a long history of not working very well,” Guy LeBas, chief fixed-income strategist at Janney Montgomery, told the Associated Press.

    Wrightson ICAP chief economist Lou Crandall said Wednesday’s bond-buyback operation keeps the “guessing game going a little while longer,” as the sizes of the remaining six bond-sector operations scheduled through Nov. 4 will be “$4 billion or more.”

    “The market will likely assume that $6 billion will be the minimum probable size for the next 30-year buyback on September 24, but we may not actually know until the details of that operation are announced on the morning of September 23,” he said in a statement to CBS News.

    Edited by Alain Sherter

    The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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