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2026年7月1日 美国东部时间2:44 / 哥伦比亚广播公司/美联社
巴基斯坦拉合尔—— 警方和救援官员表示,周二巴基斯坦东部城市拉合尔一座在建辅导中心的屋顶坍塌,造成至少14名学童死亡。
高级警官费萨尔·卡姆兰表示,另有8名儿童受伤,正在医院接受治疗,并补充说辅导中心老板和另一名男子已被逮捕。
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卡姆兰称,救援人员在接到可能有更多儿童被困废墟下的报告后,正在 rubble 中展开搜救。他表示,该辅导中心设在一栋老旧建筑内,未完工的二楼屋顶显然因施工质量低劣而坍塌。
建筑坍塌在巴基斯坦屡见不鲜,当地建筑标准往往执行不力。许多建筑使用不合格材料建造,且为降低成本经常无视安全法规。不到一年前,巴基斯坦南部城市卡拉奇一座住宅楼坍塌,造成20多人死亡。
目击者称,屋顶坍塌后,救护车和救援人员迅速赶赴现场。居民们也加入了搜救行动,用铁锹和徒手搬运碎石,试图救出被困在废墟下的儿童。
数小时后,当儿童遗体被移交给家属时,医院外以及拉合尔郊区这处私人辅导中心所在居民区的场景令人心碎。父母们为失去孩子而痛哭,母亲和其他女性亲属悲痛不已,捶胸顿足。
大部分遇难者都住在附近,葬礼祈祷仪式预计将于周二晚些时候举行。
悲痛中夹杂着愤怒,居民们要求对辅导中心老板处以严厉惩罚,指责他在一栋他们所称的老旧且不安全的建筑内开班授课。数十名哀悼者聚集在遇难者家门外吊唁。
“我们都不知道先去哪家悼念丧子之痛,”居民扎法尔·伊克巴尔一边在附近街道的一户失去亲人的家庭间穿梭一边说道。
拉合尔是巴基斯坦人口最多的旁遮普省的首府,许多家长都会在下午和晚上将孩子送到当地的私人辅导中心上课。
巴基斯坦总统阿西夫·阿里·扎尔达里和总理夏巴兹·谢里夫对拉合尔晚间补习学校屋顶坍塌事件表示哀悼。他们在各自发表的声明中,向遇难者家属表示慰问,为伤者早日康复祈祷,并表示需要采取有效的安全措施,防止类似悲剧重演。
Roof of Pakistan tutoring center collapses, killing at least 14 children, officials say
July 1, 2026 2:44 AM EDT / CBS/AP
Lahore, Pakistan— A roof collapse at a tutoring center under construction in Pakistan’s eastern city of Lahore on Tuesday killed at least 14 schoolchildren, police and rescue officials said.
Eight other children were injured and being treated at a hospital, senior police official Faisal Kamran said, adding that the owner of the tutoring center and another person have been arrested.
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Rescue workers clear a damaged room after a tutoring center’s roof collapsed in the outskirts of Lahore, Pakistan, June 30, 2026. Arif Ali/AFP/Getty
Kamran said rescuers were searching through the rubble after receiving reports that more children could be trapped beneath the debris. He said the tutoring center was housed in an aging building and that the roof of an unfinished second floor apparently collapsed because of poor construction quality.
Building collapses are common in Pakistan, where construction standards are often poorly enforced. Many structures are built with substandard materials, and safety regulations are frequently ignored to reduce costs. A residential building collapsed less than a year ago in the southern city of Karachi, killing more than two dozen people.
Witnesses said ambulances and rescue workers rushed to the scene after the roof collapsed. Residents also joined the search, using shovels and their bare hands to remove rubble in an effort to reach children trapped beneath the debris.
Hours later, as the bodies of the children were being handed over to their families, scenes of anguish unfolded outside hospitals and in the neighborhood on the outskirts of Lahore where the private tutoring center was located in a house. Parents wept over the loss of their children, while mothers and other female relatives cried and beat their chests in grief.
Relatives mourn beside the body of a child killed when the roof of a private tutoring center collapsed, in the outskirts of Lahore, Pakistan, June 30, 2026. ARIF ALI/AFP/Getty
Most of the victims lived nearby, and funeral prayers were expected later Tuesday.
Grief was mixed with anger as residents demanded stern punishment for the owner of the tutoring center, blaming him for operating classes in what they described as an aging and unsafe building. Dozens of mourners were seen gathering outside the victims’ homes to offer condolences.
“We don’t know whose home to visit first to offer condolences for the loss of their children,” resident Zafar Iqbal said as he moved from one bereaved family’s home to another nearby street.
Lahore is the capital of Pakistan’s most populous Punjab province, where many parents send their children to private tutoring centers in the afternoon and evening.
Pakistan’s President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif expressed grief over the collapse of the roof of an evening school building in Lahore. In separate statements, they offered condolences to the families of the victims, prayed for the speedy recovery of those injured, and said effective safety measures were needed to prevent similar tragedies.
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日元兑美元跌破162.80 创近40年新低
2026年7月1日 14:56 / 联合早报
东京一家外汇经纪公司的电子显示屏上显示6月30日日元兑美元的汇率。 (法新社)
日本东京外汇市场星期三(7月1日)日元汇率持续走低,一度跌破1美元兑162.80日元,创1986年12月以来新低。
由于市场对美联储加息的预期不断升温,投资者押注日美利差将进一步扩大,纷纷抛售日元、买入美元。业内人士认为,日美利差大概率将持续拉大,抛售日元的势头难以停歇。
日元贬值将进一步推高日本食品和能源进口成本,加重家庭负担。市场普遍预期日本政府和央行会干预汇率。
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日元兑美元跌破162.80 创近40年新低
2026年7月1日 14:56 / 联合早报
东京一家外汇经纪公司的电子显示屏上显示6月30日日元兑美元的汇率。 (法新社)
日本东京外汇市场星期三(7月1日)日元汇率持续走低,一度跌破1美元兑162.80日元,创1986年12月以来新低。
由于市场对美联储加息的预期不断升温,投资者押注日美利差将进一步扩大,纷纷抛售日元、买入美元。业内人士认为,日美利差大概率将持续拉大,抛售日元的势头难以停歇。
日元贬值将进一步推高日本食品和能源进口成本,加重家庭负担。市场普遍预期日本政府和央行会干预汇率。
2026年7月1日 15:32 / 联合早报
数据显示,去年英国男性的平均退休年龄达到65.8岁,女性为64.7岁,都创下历史新高。图为在新加坡市中心的上班族。 (档案照片)
冬天不开暖气、上班天天带饭、很少叫外卖,甚至外出时也尽量利用免费电源给手机充电。英国一对被旁人视为“抠门”的夫妻,最终成功在40岁前退休。
英国广播公司(BBC)报道,来自英格兰南部的艾伦·多尼根和妻子凯蒂七年前实现提前退休,当时艾伦40岁,凯蒂35岁。两人长期奉行FIRE理念,即“财务独立、提早退休”(Financially Independent, Retire Early),通过极度节俭、提高储蓄率和投资,争取早日退出全职工作。
多尼根夫妇极少叫外卖,上班坚持自带午餐。艾伦说,仅仅是自备午餐这个习惯,就让他们在10年间多省下4万英镑(近7万新元)。到了寒冷冬季,他们也尽量不开暖气,而是多穿衣服、使用热水袋。两人把尽可能积蓄投入投资,直到储蓄和投资资产达到100万英镑(约170万新元)后辞职。
现年49岁的美国人明克利曾是一名中学教师,44岁便提前退休。为了早点实现退休目标,她曾在日本、新加坡、印度和泰国的国际私立学校教书。她说,在海外工作不仅收入更高,生活成本也比美国低。
平时她也很节省:很少买贵衣服,电子产品一直用到不能再用才换,吃饭也大多自己在家做。如今,她定居在印尼巴厘岛。相比回美国生活,她的退休金在当地更耐花。
不过,在生活费愈发高涨的今天,想要实践FIRE变得越来越难。数据显示,去年英国男性的平均退休年龄达到65.8岁,女性为64.7岁,都创下历史新高;美国也类似,到2025年,男性和女性的平均退休年龄分别升至64.8岁和63.3岁。
专家提醒,若为了提前退休牺牲友谊、健康或人生目标,未必值得。不过,FIRE的一些原则仍可借鉴,例如年轻时尽早储蓄,并在每次加薪后提高养老金供款。
FIRE社群如今也出现较温和的“Barista Fire”,主张先存够一笔资金,让投资收入覆盖大部分开销,再通过兼职补贴生活开支。
英国打工族如何在四十岁前退休?
2026年7月1日 15:32 / 联合早报
数据显示,去年英国男性的平均退休年龄达到65.8岁,女性为64.7岁,都创下历史新高。图为在新加坡市中心的上班族。 (档案照片)
冬天不开暖气、上班天天带饭、很少叫外卖,甚至外出时也尽量利用免费电源给手机充电。英国一对被旁人视为“抠门”的夫妻,最终成功在40岁前退休。
英国广播公司(BBC)报道,来自英格兰南部的艾伦·多尼根和妻子凯蒂七年前实现提前退休,当时艾伦40岁,凯蒂35岁。两人长期奉行FIRE理念,即“财务独立、提早退休”(Financially Independent, Retire Early),通过极度节俭、提高储蓄率和投资,争取早日退出全职工作。
多尼根夫妇极少叫外卖,上班坚持自带午餐。艾伦说,仅仅是自备午餐这个习惯,就让他们在10年间多省下4万英镑(近7万新元)。到了寒冷冬季,他们也尽量不开暖气,而是多穿衣服、使用热水袋。两人把尽可能积蓄投入投资,直到储蓄和投资资产达到100万英镑(约170万新元)后辞职。
现年49岁的美国人明克利曾是一名中学教师,44岁便提前退休。为了早点实现退休目标,她曾在日本、新加坡、印度和泰国的国际私立学校教书。她说,在海外工作不仅收入更高,生活成本也比美国低。
平时她也很节省:很少买贵衣服,电子产品一直用到不能再用才换,吃饭也大多自己在家做。如今,她定居在印尼巴厘岛。相比回美国生活,她的退休金在当地更耐花。
不过,在生活费愈发高涨的今天,想要实践Fire变得越来越难。数据显示,去年英国男性的平均退休年龄达到65.8岁,女性为64.7岁,都创下历史新高;美国也类似,到2025年,男性和女性的平均退休年龄分别升至64.8岁和63.3岁。
专家提醒,若为了提前退休牺牲友谊、健康或人生目标,未必值得。不过,Fire的一些原则仍可借鉴,例如年轻时尽早储蓄,并在每次加薪后提高养老金供款。
Fire社群如今也出现较温和的“Barista Fire”,主张先存够一笔资金,让投资收入覆盖大部分开销,再通过兼职补贴生活开支。
2026年7月1日 15:32 / 联合早报
数据显示,去年英国男性的平均退休年龄达到65.8岁,女性为64.7岁,都创下历史新高。图为在新加坡市中心的上班族。 (档案照片)
冬天不开暖气、上班天天带饭、很少叫外卖,甚至外出时也尽量利用免费电源给手机充电。英国一对被旁人视为“抠门”的夫妻,最终成功在40岁前退休。
英国广播公司(BBC)报道,来自英格兰南部的艾伦·多尼根和妻子凯蒂七年前实现提前退休,当时艾伦40岁,凯蒂35岁。两人长期奉行FIRE理念,即“财务独立、提早退休”(Financially Independent, Retire Early),通过极度节俭、提高储蓄率和投资,争取早日退出全职工作。
多尼根夫妇极少叫外卖,上班坚持自带午餐。艾伦说,仅仅是自备午餐这个习惯,就让他们在10年间多省下4万英镑(近7万新元)。到了寒冷冬季,他们也尽量不开暖气,而是多穿衣服、使用热水袋。两人把尽可能积蓄投入投资,直到储蓄和投资资产达到100万英镑(约170万新元)后辞职。
现年49岁的美国人明克利曾是一名中学教师,44岁便提前退休。为了早点实现退休目标,她曾在日本、新加坡、印度和泰国的国际私立学校教书。她说,在海外工作不仅收入更高,生活成本也比美国低。
平时她也很节省:很少买贵衣服,电子产品一直用到不能再用才换,吃饭也大多自己在家做。如今,她定居在印尼巴厘岛。相比回美国生活,她的退休金在当地更耐花。
不过,在生活费愈发高涨的今天,想要实践FIRE变得越来越难。数据显示,去年英国男性的平均退休年龄达到65.8岁,女性为64.7岁,都创下历史新高;美国也类似,到2025年,男性和女性的平均退休年龄分别升至64.8岁和63.3岁。
专家提醒,若为了提前退休牺牲友谊、健康或人生目标,未必值得。不过,FIRE的一些原则仍可借鉴,例如年轻时尽早储蓄,并在每次加薪后提高养老金供款。
FIRE社群如今也出现较温和的“Barista Fire”,主张先存够一笔资金,让投资收入覆盖大部分开销,再通过兼职补贴生活开支。
英国打工族如何在四十岁前退休?
2026年7月1日 15:32 / 联合早报
数据显示,去年英国男性的平均退休年龄达到65.8岁,女性为64.7岁,都创下历史新高。图为在新加坡市中心的上班族。 (档案照片)
冬天不开暖气、上班天天带饭、很少叫外卖,甚至外出时也尽量利用免费电源给手机充电。英国一对被旁人视为“抠门”的夫妻,最终成功在40岁前退休。
英国广播公司(BBC)报道,来自英格兰南部的艾伦·多尼根和妻子凯蒂七年前实现提前退休,当时艾伦40岁,凯蒂35岁。两人长期奉行FIRE理念,即“财务独立、提早退休”(Financially Independent, Retire Early),通过极度节俭、提高储蓄率和投资,争取早日退出全职工作。
多尼根夫妇极少叫外卖,上班坚持自带午餐。艾伦说,仅仅是自备午餐这个习惯,就让他们在10年间多省下4万英镑(近7万新元)。到了寒冷冬季,他们也尽量不开暖气,而是多穿衣服、使用热水袋。两人把尽可能积蓄投入投资,直到储蓄和投资资产达到100万英镑(约170万新元)后辞职。
现年49岁的美国人明克利曾是一名中学教师,44岁便提前退休。为了早点实现退休目标,她曾在日本、新加坡、印度和泰国的国际私立学校教书。她说,在海外工作不仅收入更高,生活成本也比美国低。
平时她也很节省:很少买贵衣服,电子产品一直用到不能再用才换,吃饭也大多自己在家做。如今,她定居在印尼巴厘岛。相比回美国生活,她的退休金在当地更耐花。
不过,在生活费愈发高涨的今天,想要实践Fire变得越来越难。数据显示,去年英国男性的平均退休年龄达到65.8岁,女性为64.7岁,都创下历史新高;美国也类似,到2025年,男性和女性的平均退休年龄分别升至64.8岁和63.3岁。
专家提醒,若为了提前退休牺牲友谊、健康或人生目标,未必值得。不过,Fire的一些原则仍可借鉴,例如年轻时尽早储蓄,并在每次加薪后提高养老金供款。
Fire社群如今也出现较温和的“Barista Fire”,主张先存够一笔资金,让投资收入覆盖大部分开销,再通过兼职补贴生活开支。
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泽连斯基:乌军袭击远离前线的俄炼油厂和导弹部件厂
2026年7月1日 15:50 / 联合早报
泽连斯基(中)6月18日到布鲁塞尔参加欧盟领导人与乌克兰圆桌会议,在会上与德国总理默茨(右)交谈,欧洲理事会主席科斯塔(左)走在两人前面。 (法新社)
乌克兰总统泽连斯基说,乌克兰军队第二次袭击了远离前线的一座俄罗斯炼油厂。
路透社报道,乌克兰总统泽连斯基星期三(7月1日)在X平台发文说,这座炼油厂位于乌法(Ufa),距离前线超过1300公里。乌法俄罗斯最重要的石油加工与重工业基地之一。
泽连斯基还说,乌军也袭击了俄罗斯西部城市奔萨(Penza)的一处“战略设施”,并指这一目标离前线约600公里。
据称,这个战略设施负责生产莫斯科用于袭击乌克兰的导弹武器零部件。
另据彭博社报道,乌克兰已扩大对俄罗斯境内导弹袭击的范围和强度,致使今年以来俄罗斯近一半的地区都发布了导弹警报。仅上周,莫斯科东南部的伏尔加联邦区至少五个地区、南部的阿斯特拉罕州以及北高加索地区的至少四个地区都发布了导弹威胁警报。
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俄罗斯中部的莫斯科州、弗拉基米尔州、坦波夫州、奥廖尔州、利佩茨克州也发布了类似的警报。
梅拉特·基罗斯获得伯尼·桑德斯、奥卡西奥-科特兹和哈桑·皮克的支持,足以击败众议员戴安娜·德盖特
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蒂芙尼·斯迈利和理查德·福勒讨论民主党内部社会主义思潮的抬头,聚焦科罗拉多州初选及与美国民主社会主义者(DSA)结盟的候选人。
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据美联社报道,任职30年的科罗拉多州民主党众议员戴安娜·德盖特在周二晚间的一场备受关注的初选中,输给了一位获得美国民主社会主义者(DSA)支持的挑战者。
29岁的社会主义者梅拉特·基罗斯在以丹佛为核心的深蓝国会选区民主党初选中击败德盖特,周二晚间为社会主义左翼阵营拿下一场重大胜利。
此前一周,一批社会主义候选人在纽约市民主党初选中获胜,DSA一直试图将德盖特的败选作为其影响力不断扩大的证据。
“今天拿下东海岸,下周进军山区西部,”DSA上周在社交媒体帖子中写道。
2024年1月10日,华盛顿特区,众议员戴安娜·德盖特在美国国会大厦外的新闻发布会上发言。(塞缪尔·科拉姆/盖蒂图片社)
社会主义支持者为初选中的“冲击波”胜利欢呼,DSA支持的候选人在各地获胜晋级
如果在11月的大选中当选,出生于埃塞俄比亚的基罗斯将有望加入被称为“小队”的极左翼团体,成为国会众议院中直言不讳的社会主义议员之一。
这位千禧一代挑战者获得了佛蒙特州独立参议员伯尼·桑德斯、纽约州民主党众议员亚历山德里亚·奥卡西奥-科特兹,以及反现任左翼组织正义民主党人的背书。有争议的社会主义流媒体主播哈桑·皮克——他曾称哈马斯“比以色列好一千倍”并赞扬中国共产党——也支持了基罗斯的颠覆性初选竞选。
德盖特是国会进步党团成员,支持废除移民海关执法局(ICE),她试图通过展示自己的左翼资质来争取第16个众议院任期。她辩称,自己在众议院一个有影响力的委员会中的资深地位将使她能够推动全民医保立法——这是该党极左翼阵营长期以来的优先事项。
获得前国会进步党团主席、华盛顿州民主党众议员普拉米拉·贾亚帕尔背书的德盖特,还强调了自己在2021年特朗普第二次弹劾审判中担任弹劾经理的经历。
尽管德盖特和基罗斯在政策上分歧不大,但他们在以色列和反犹太主义问题上存在严重分歧。基罗斯还尖锐批评德盖特接受企业政治行动委员会(PAC)的捐款。
基罗斯是一名博士生和律师,2023年因发表一封公开信被纽约一家律所解雇,该信辩称呼吁消灭以色列的亲巴勒斯坦学生抗议者并非反犹太主义者,并似乎为哈马斯辩护。
2026年5月28日,丹佛,梅拉特·基罗斯在蒙特维尤长老会教堂参加的第一国会选区妇女联盟国会候选人论坛上发言。(RJ·桑戈斯蒂/媒体新闻集团/《丹佛邮报》)
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她还将2023年10月7日针对犹太国家的袭击描述为“种族隔离制度不可避免的后果”,并拒绝将去年博尔德市敦促释放哈马斯在加沙扣押的人质的抗议者遭致命纵火袭击事件定性为反犹太主义行为。
“我不知道肇事者心里在想什么,”基罗斯在最近一次接受科罗拉多州9频道电视台采访时表示。“我只知道他因为人们可能持有的信仰而去袭击无辜者。”
2025年6月的一项两党决议谴责此次袭击是“针对犹太个人的意识形态动机袭击抬头”的一部分,该决议获得了所有在场议员的支持,只有密歇根州民主党众议员拉希达·特莱布和肯塔基州共和党众议员托马斯·马西投了弃权票。
基罗斯还曾暗示美国应为9/11事件负责。
当被问及是否认为恐怖袭击是“美国外交政策不可避免的后果”时,基罗斯告诉9频道:“从不可避免的意义上来说,我们破坏了中东很多地区的稳定,迫使人们认为另一场暴力行为是唯一的回应方式。”
“再说一次,就像我之前说的,我们的责任是首先消除那些导致暴力的条件,”基罗斯补充道。
德盖特认为,基罗斯对皮克的支持以及她关于反犹太主义和9/11的言论是不合格的。
“我感到震惊和厌恶,基罗斯竟然加倍为恐怖主义和谋杀无辜者找借口,”这位任职30年的议员本月早些时候在脸书上写道。
2026年5月13日,加拿大温哥华,流媒体主播兼创作者哈桑·皮克在温哥华会议中心举行的Web Summit温哥华峰会第二天的新闻发布会上发言。(萨姆·巴恩斯/Web Summit via Sportsfile via Getty Images)
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科罗拉多州第一国会选区是该州最自由的选区,2024年以56个百分点的优势支持前副总统卡玛拉·哈里斯。
科罗拉多大学董事会成员万达·詹姆斯也在竞选德盖特的席位,这进一步打乱了初选格局。尽管詹姆斯对基罗斯构不成同等威胁,但她的得票率最终可能影响选举结果。
Socialism goes west as DSA-backed challenger ousts longtime Democrat
Melat Kiros’ support from Bernie Sanders, AOC and Hasan Piker proves enough to defeat Rep. Diana DeGette
2026-07-01 12:05am EDT / Fox News
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Published July 1, 2026 12:05am EDT | Updated July 1, 2026 12:27am EDT
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Rep. Diana DeGette, D-Colo., a 30-year incumbent, lost to a Democratic Socialists of America (DSA)-backed challenger in a high-profile primary on Tuesday evening.
Melat Kiros, a 29-year-old socialist, defeated DeGette in a Democratic primary for a deep-blue House seat anchored in Denver, according to The Associated Press, scoring a major victory for the socialist left on Tuesday evening.
The DSA had been aiming to cast DeGette’s loss as evidence of its growing momentum after a slate of socialist candidates won Democratic primaries in New York City last week.
“Today, the East Coast, next week the Mountain West,” the DSA wrote in a social media post last week.
Rep. Diana DeGette speaks during a press conference outside the U.S. Capitol building in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 10, 2024.(Samuel Corum/Getty Images)
SOCIALISTS CHEER ‘SHOCKWAVE’ PRIMARY NIGHT AS DSA-BACKED CANDIDATES WIN, ADVANCE ACROSS THE MAP
If elected in November, Kiros, who was born in Ethiopia, will likely join the ranks of the far-left group known as the Squad and become one of a handful of the House chamber’s outspoken socialists.
The millennial challenger was endorsed by Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., and the anti-incumbent leftist organization Justice Democrats. Controversial socialist streamer Hasan Piker, who has said Hamas is “a thousand times better” than Israel and praised the Chinese Communist Party, also backed Kiros’ insurgent primary run.
DeGette, a member of the Congressional Progressive Caucus who supports abolishing Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), sought to win a 16th House term by flexing her leftist bona fides. She argued her seniority on an influential House committee would allow her to push for Medicare-for-All legislation — a longtime priority of the party’s far-left flank.
DeGette, who was endorsed by former CPC Chairwoman Pramila Jayapal, D-Wash., also spotlighted her experience as an impeachment manager during Trump’s second impeachment trial in 2021.
Though DeGette and Kiros shared few policy disagreements, they diverged sharply over Israel and antisemitism. Kiros also sharply criticized DeGette for accepting corporate PAC contributions.
Kiros, a PhD student and lawyer, was fired from a New York firm in 2023 after publishing an open letter, arguing that pro-Palestinian student protesters calling for the elimination of Israel were not antisemitic and appearing to defend Hamas.
Melat Kiros participated in a League of Women Voters Congressional District 1 candidate forum at Montview Presbyterian Church in Denver on May 28, 2026.(RJ Sangosti/MediaNews Group/The Denver Post)
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She has also described the Oct. 7, 2023, attacks against the Jewish state as the “inevitable consequence of apartheid” and declined to characterize the deadly firebombing of protesters in Boulder last year who were urging the release of hostages held by Hamas in Gaza as antisemitic.
“I don’t know what was in the heart of the perpetrator,” Kiros told Colorado’s 9News in a recent television interview. “All I know is that he went and attacked innocent people because of what they might have believed.”
A June 2025 bipartisan resolution condemning the attack as part of a “rise in ideologically motivated attacks on Jewish individuals” won every present lawmaker’s support, except for Reps. Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich., and Thomas Massie, R-Ky., who voted present.
Kiros has also suggested the United States deserved 9/11.
“Inevitable in the sense that we destabilized a lot of the Middle East that forced people to believe that another act of violence was the only response,” Kiros told 9News when asked if she thought the terror attack was “the inevitable consequence of American foreign policy.”
“And again, just like I said before, our responsibility is to get rid of those conditions that lead to violence in the first place,” Kiros continued.
DeGette argued that Kiros’ embrace of Piker and her comments about antisemitism and 9/11 were disqualifying.
“I’m shocked and disgusted that Kiros is doubling down on excusing terrorism and the murder of innocent people,” the 30-year incumbent wrote on Facebook earlier this month.
Streamer and creator Hasan Piker speaks at a press conference during day two of Web Summit Vancouver at the Vancouver Convention Centre in Vancouver, Canada, on May 13, 2026.(Sam Barnes/Web Summit via Sportsfile via Getty Images)
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Colorado’s 1st Congressional District is the most liberal seat in the state and voted for former Vice President Kamala Harris by 56 points in 2024.
The primary fight was further scrambled by University of Colorado Regent Wanda James, also running for DeGette’s seat. Though James did not pose the same threat as Kiros, her vote share could ultimately have swayed the contest.
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泽连斯基:乌军袭击远离前线的俄炼油厂和导弹部件厂
2026年7月1日 15:50 / 联合早报
泽连斯基(中)6月18日到布鲁塞尔参加欧盟领导人与乌克兰圆桌会议,在会上与德国总理默茨(右)交谈,欧洲理事会主席科斯塔(左)走在两人前面。 (法新社)
乌克兰总统泽连斯基说,乌克兰军队第二次袭击了远离前线的一座俄罗斯炼油厂。
路透社报道,乌克兰总统泽连斯基星期三(7月1日)在X平台发文说,这座炼油厂位于乌法(Ufa),距离前线超过1300公里。乌法俄罗斯最重要的石油加工与重工业基地之一。
泽连斯基还说,乌军也袭击了俄罗斯西部城市奔萨(Penza)的一处“战略设施”,并指这一目标离前线约600公里。
据称,这个战略设施负责生产莫斯科用于袭击乌克兰的导弹武器零部件。
另据彭博社报道,乌克兰已扩大对俄罗斯境内导弹袭击的范围和强度,致使今年以来俄罗斯近一半的地区都发布了导弹警报。仅上周,莫斯科东南部的伏尔加联邦区至少五个地区、南部的阿斯特拉罕州以及北高加索地区的至少四个地区都发布了导弹威胁警报。
普京承认乌克兰空袭 导致俄罗斯燃料短缺
乌克兰无人机夜袭俄罗斯两座炼油厂
俄罗斯中部的莫斯科州、弗拉基米尔州、坦波夫州、奥廖尔州、利佩茨克州也发布了类似的警报。
2026-07-01T04:00:25.479Z / https://www.cnn.com/2026/07/01/politics/trump-supreme-court-congress-affordability-america-250-analysis
在今年2月的国情咨文演讲中,唐纳德·特朗普总统即兴发挥了他最喜爱的台词之一。
“求求你,求求你,总统先生,我们赢麻了;我们实在受不了了,”特朗普说道,暗指一些公民因史无前例的大量成功而不知所措。
一场战争、数项意义深远的最高法院裁决,以及无数次深夜社交媒体爆发之后,特朗普声称自己取得了迄今为止最大的胜利,称他在美国建国250周年之际让美国再次伟大。
一如往常,特朗普在自己第二个任期内制造了难以估量的动荡之际,将部分事实与大量夸张言论混为一谈。
当他忙着用水泥和大理石打造自己的遗产——很快还将包括一座凯旋门和一座高耸的白宫宴会厅——时,现在断言他能否效仿那些真正具有深远影响的总统,留下超越其政府任期的政绩,还为时尚早。
最高法院在夏末完成一系列重磅判决后,特朗普于周二再次开启胜利巡游。
总体而言,法院的保守派多数派扩大了特朗普的权力——部分原因是,和他一样,他们设想一个更强大的总统职位。法院还在移民等议题上为特朗普带来了重大政治胜利。但当面对宪法的明确文字时,它也抑制了特朗普对无限权力的狂热追求。
法院推翻了“让美国再次伟大”(MAGA)议程中的两大支柱。今年2月,法院裁定法律不允许总统单方面征收关税,从而扼杀了特朗普的贸易战。周二,法院挫败了一项大胆的移民目标,否决了他终止出生公民权的行政命令。首席大法官约翰·罗伯茨表示,宪法第十四修正案起草者的意图非常明确。“我们今天恪守了这一承诺,”他在多数意见书中写道。
然而,多数派经常在移民问题上为特朗普带来胜利,为帮助他两次入主白宫的政策方针提供支持。上周,法院限制了法院在审理来自战争肆虐的叙利亚和海地等国、获得临时保护身份留在美国的人员的案件中的作用。在本届任期内的另一项对白宫有利的胜利中,大法官们裁定特朗普可以恢复一项旨在遏制入境口岸庇护申请的有争议政策。
特朗普最切实的胜绩记录之一,是他对共和党持续的主导地位。他热衷于在那些他发起初选挑战的“MAGA异端”议员的政治坟墓上跳舞。但有迹象表明,他的控制可能正在松动:周二共和党众议院多数派的混乱进一步威胁到他改善低迷立法记录的努力。参议院的反特朗普派系也在阻挠他通过一项可能削减中期选举选民名册的法案。
特朗普还声称他在海外取得了前所未有的连胜。
“我们受到所有人的尊重。再也没有人嘲笑我们了,”他在上周的“伟大美国州博览会”开幕式上说道,“我们不再是笑话了。(我们是)世界上最强大的国家。”
如果让美国成为世界上最不可预测的力量也算作胜利,那他或许是对的。但按照传统的全球领导力标准来看,特朗普已经让美国陷入孤立、不受信任,并面临其相对实力的严峻质疑。
他经常强调特种部队突袭抓获委内瑞拉领导人尼古拉斯·马杜罗这一惊人行动,以此证明美国独特的实力。这种傲慢可能帮助总统发动了对伊朗的战争:军事打击最初取得了战略成功,但后来陷入僵局。他结束战争的谅解备忘录让德黑兰以极小的代价获得了巨大利益。伊朗必须完全遵守特朗普所说的永久放弃核武器的承诺,否则这场战争只能是美国的失败。
尽管如此,将于下周在土耳其举行的北约峰会上,特朗普将因盟友增加国防开支而得意洋洋。北约秘书长马克·吕特上周来到椭圆形办公室,带来了一张他称之为“特朗普万亿”的图表。他告诉媒体随行人员:“这是你们的总统,也是自由世界的领袖,在必要时发挥领导作用。”
但专家担心,特朗普下周仍会对尚未兑现承诺的盟友国家大发雷霆。其他总统未能赢得此类承诺,但这位第47任总统的胜利代价高昂。赢得冷战的跨大西洋联盟正在摇摇欲坠。特朗普还在与他曾经喜欢的少数盟国领导人交恶,其中包括意大利总理乔治娅·梅洛尼。
但分裂是特朗普主义的标志性特征。
他的支持者将混乱本身视为总统任期成功的标志。他们乐于看到全球和华盛顿精英倒台。批评人士可能会认为埃隆·马斯克削弱联邦政府大片领域的企图最终会不了了之。但狗狗币印证了史蒂夫·班农在首届任期最初几天的宣言:特朗普将监督“行政国家的解构”。
因此,当华盛顿的智者们评判特朗普时,他们使用的评分标准是MAGA阵营根本不会认可的。
然而,特朗普式的胜利往往伴随着破坏,以被践踏的民主价值观的形式留下后遗症。后果可能是持久的——想想蕾妮·古德和亚历克斯·普雷蒂,这两名美国公民在明尼苏达州反对移民突袭的抗议活动中被枪杀。
马斯克,这位世界首富,曾庆祝将美国国际开发署扔进“碎木机”。该机构或许臃肿不堪,但它拯救了数百万生命,在发展中国家体现了美国价值观,并帮助构建了美国的软实力。
在《交易的艺术》一书中,特朗普写道,他的优势在于“眼光远大”,而“大多数人目光短浅”,因为他们“害怕胜利”。
这在房地产行业或许行得通。但这是否适用于总统任期呢?
特朗普当前的政治困境表明答案是否定的。按照传统指标——失业率、GDP增长,甚至通胀——虽然通胀高于理想水平,但远低于拜登政府时期的峰值——经济表现强劲。
他的内阁以美元来衡量成功。“道指目前已突破5万点,”前司法部长帕姆·邦迪曾高调宣称,仿佛股价上涨足以回应她助长违法总统任期的指控。
但选民对经济的看法不同。他们关心支付房租、获得医疗保健、购买食品杂货以及找到托儿服务。
如果特朗普对经济负担能力概念的嘲讽导致共和党在11月的中期选举中失败,那么很难将他的总统任期判定为胜利。他极低的支持率或许能更好地说明问题。
总统任期结束时,人们往往只会记得少数几项重大胜利。
未来的历史学家可能难以理解特朗普如何在十年间掌控了国家的精神。后世不会根据他自己的计分卡来评判他。他将与亚伯拉罕·林肯——拯救联邦——和富兰克林·罗斯福——击败大萧条并赢得二战——相提并论。
历史对特朗普的要求将不仅仅是划时代的动荡。它将评判他的胜利——除了不可否认的总统权力扩张之外——是否能超越他翻新林肯纪念堂反射池时使用的那种令人反感的密封剂的持久性。
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Trump claims a glorious win streak — but history is keeping score
2026-07-01T04:00:25.479Z / https://www.cnn.com/2026/07/01/politics/trump-supreme-court-congress-affordability-america-250-analysis
In his State of the Union address in February, President Donald Trump improvised a new riff on one of his favorite lines.
“Please, please, please, Mr. President, we’re winning too much; we can’t take it anymore,” Trump said, suggesting some citizens were discombobulated by a deluge of unheard-of success.
One war, several profound Supreme Court rulings and innumerable late-night social media outbursts later, Trump is claiming his biggest win yet, saying he’s made American great again for its 250th birthday.
Trump, as always, is spinning a bit of truth with a larger helping of hyperbole as he tracks deeper into a second term that’s creating unfathomable disruption.
But as he busily builds a legacy in cement and marble — soon to include a triumphal arch and a towering White House ballroom — it’s too early to say whether he’ll emulate truly consequential presidents with wins that long outlive his administration.
Trump took yet another victory lap on Tuesday after the Supreme Court finished its run of blockbuster high-summer verdicts.
Broadly, the court’s right-wing majority has expanded Trump’s authority — partly because, like him, it envisages a stronger presidency. It’s also doled out big political wins for Trump on issues like immigration. But it’s also trimmed his zeal for limitless power when confronted with the plain language of the Constitution.
The court has felled two pillars of the MAGA wish list. It squashed Trump’s trade war by ruling in February that the law doesn’t permit the president to unilaterally impose tariffs. On Tuesday, it thwarted one audacious immigration goal, striking down his executive order to end birthright citizenship. Chief Justice John Roberts said the intent of the authors of the 14th Amendment to the Constitution was crystal-clear. “We keep that promise today,” he wrote for the majority.
Yet the majority has often delivered wins to Trump on immigration, scoring wins for a policy approach that helped him twice win the White House. Last week, it limited the role of courts in adjudicating the cases of people from nations such as war-torn Syria and Haiti granted temporary protected status to stay in the US. In another victory for the White House this term, the justices ruled Trump can revive a controversial policy that aims to curb asylum claims at a port of entry.
One of Trump’s most tangible win-loss records is in his continuing dominance of the Republican Party. He loves dancing on the political graves of MAGA heretic lawmakers he primaried. But there are signs his stranglehold may be loosening as pandemonium in the GOP House majority Tuesday further threatened his attempts to improve a fallow legislative record. And an anti-Trump faction in the Senate is thwarting his attempts to pass a law that could cull midterm voter rolls.
Trump also claims he’s on an unprecedented win streak overseas.
“We’re respected by everybody. Nobody’s laughing at us anymore,” he said when opening the Great American State Fair last week. “We’re not a joke anymore. (We’re the) most powerful country in the world.”
If making America the world most unpredictable force counts as a victory, he might be right. But by traditional measures of global leadership, Trump has left the US isolated, mistrusted and facing serious questions about its relative power.
He often highlights the stunning special forces raid that seized Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro as exemplifying America’s unique power. Such hubris may have helped lead the president into a war with Iran that started with strategic success in military strikes but that degenerated into a stalemate. His memorandum of understanding to end the war hands Tehran huge benefits for little in return. The Islamic Republic will have to fully comply with Trump’s claim that it has forever renounced nuclear weapons for the war to be anything other than a US failure.
Still, at the NATO summit in Turkey next week, Trump will bask in the increased defense spending of alliance members. Secretary General Mark Rutte arrived in the Oval Office last week with a chart showing what he called “The Trump Trillion.” He told the press pool: “This is your president, but also the leader of the free world, taking the leadership role as is necessary.”
But experts fear Trump will still erupt next week at alliance states that have yet to honor their pledges. Other presidents failed to win such commitments, but the price for the 47th’s victory is steep. The transatlantic alliance that won the Cold War is reeling. And Trump is feuding with the few allied leaders he once liked, including Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.
But fractures are a defining characteristic of Trumpism.
His fans see chaos as itself a marker of a winning presidency. They relish the downfall of global and Washington elites. Critics might see Elon Musk’s bid to eviscerate swaths of the federal government as a fizzle. But DOGE embodied Steve Bannon’s declaration in the first few days of the first term that Trump would oversee the “deconstruction of the administrative state.”
So when Washington sages judge Trump, they grade on a scale that MAGA wouldn’t even recognize.
Yet Trump’s version of winning often leaves destruction in its wake in the form of crushed democratic values. The consequences can be lasting — think of Renee Good and Alex Pretti, US citizens who were shot dead in Minnesota during protests against immigration sweeps.
Musk, the world’s richest man, celebrated feeding the US Agency for International Development into the “wood chipper.” The agency might have been bloated, but it saved millions of lives, embodied American values in the developing world and helped build US soft power.
In “The Art of the Deal,” Trump wrote that he has an advantage because he “thinks big” while “most people think small” because they are “afraid of winning.”
This may work in real estate. But is it a suitable yardstick for a presidency?
Trump’s current political struggles suggest not. By traditional indicators — unemployment; GDP growth; and even inflation, which is higher than ideal but far below its heights of the Biden administration — the economy is robust.
And his Cabinet sees its success in dollars. “The Dow is over 50,000 right now” former Attorney General Pam Bondi once roared, as if rising stock prices were answer enough to claims that she was abetting a lawless presidency.
But voters see the economy differently. They care about paying the rent, access to healthcare, buying groceries and finding childcare.
If Trump’s mockery of the concept of affordability sends Republicans to defeat in November’s midterm elections, it will be hard to judge his presidency as a win. His record-low opinion polls might be a better tell.
When presidencies end, they’re often remember for only a few big-ticket wins.
Future historians may struggle to understand how Trump hijacked the nation’s psyche for a decade. And posterity will not judge him by his own scorecard. He’ll stack up against Abraham Lincoln, who saved the union, and Franklin Roosevelt, who beat the Great Depression and won World War II.
History will require something greater of Trump than epochal disruption. It will judge whether his wins — beyond an undeniable expansion of presidential authority — outlast the blistering sealant in his renovation of the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool.
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