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Russian drone strikes Romanian apartment building, Romania says

May 28, 2026 / 11:11 PM EDT / CBS/AFP

A Russian drone struck an apartment building in NATO-member Romania, its defense ministry said early Friday morning local time, wounding two people.

“During the night of May 28-29, the Russian Federation resumed drone attacks on civilian and infrastructure targets in Ukraine, near the river border with Romania,” the Romanian defense ministry said.

“One of these drones entered Romanian airspace, was tracked by radar as far as the southern part of the city of Galati, and crashed onto the roof of an apartment building, with the impact triggering a fire,” it said. Two F-16 fighter jets were scrambled after the drones were detected in Romanian airspace.

Local emergency services said two people with abrasions required medical treatment, and noted that the fire was extinguished.

A nationwide air raid alert had also been issued in neighboring Ukraine overnight in anticipation of Russian strikes, though it was lifted in the morning.

Drone incursions have been detected dozens of times since the start of the Russian offensive against Ukraine in 2022, but the latest incident was the first time one had hit a residential building.

Last September, Romania reported that its airspace was breached by a drone during a Russian attack on neighboring Ukraine. The country also scrambled two F-16 fighter jets at the time.

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That same month, Poland reported that it shot down Russian drones in its own airspace.

特朗普肖像250美元纪念钞已设计完成 只等国会“放行”

2026年5月29日 09:50 / 联合早报

贝森特向白宫记者展示《华盛顿邮报》关于纪念钞法案的报道以及印有特朗普肖像的250美元模拟设计图。 （彭博社）

美国总统特朗普的肖像可能很快就会出现在新的250美元钞票上，这是特朗普再次打破美国传统，尝试将个人印记烙印在国家机构与象征上的最新举措。

《华盛顿邮报》星期四（5月28日）率先报道了一项新法案，称美国财政部司库比奇敦促隶属财政部的美国雕刻和印刷局加快印制一款有特朗普肖像、面值250美元的纸币。

报道还称，印刷局局长索利梅内因拒绝加快这款新纸币发行进程而被调离岗位。

美国财政部长贝森特28日在白宫新闻发布会回答记者提问时说，这款纪念钞最终能否发行取决于国会授权。

贝森特说，美国现行法律禁止货币上印制在世人士头像，因此需要众议院通过一项法案以修改此规定，“以便让在世人士，比如特朗普，能够出现在250美元的钞票上”。

他说，“这一切都取决于国会”，但财政部必须预先做好准备，“我们已经设计了这款纸币”。

如果美国国会通过这项法案，这将是150年来美国货币上首次出现在世人物，而且是一位在世总统的肖像。

新华社报道，2025年2月，南卡罗来纳州共和党众议员威尔逊提出一项法案，要求印制一款印有特朗普肖像、面值250美元的纸币。法案还要求对美国禁止货币印制在世人物肖像的现行法律设立“豁免条款”。威尔逊称，这项法案可“在美国建国250周年之际，以象征性的方式表彰美国总统”。这项法案在国会一直被搁置。

今年3月19日，成员由特朗普亲自挑选的美国美术委员会，批准了在建国250周年纪念金币上铸上特朗普肖像，还称要让金币“尽可能大”。3月26日，美国财政部宣布，将把特朗普的签名印在美元纸币上，以纪念建国250周年。

特朗普肖像250美元纪念钞已设计完成 只等国会“放行”

2026年5月29日 09:50 / 联合早报

贝森特向白宫记者展示《华盛顿邮报》关于纪念钞法案的报道以及印有特朗普肖像的250美元模拟设计图。 （彭博社）

美国总统特朗普的肖像可能很快就会出现在新的250美元钞票上，这是特朗普再次打破美国传统，尝试将个人印记烙印在国家机构与象征上的最新举措。

《华盛顿邮报》星期四（5月28日）率先报道了一项新法案，称美国财政部司库比奇敦促隶属财政部的美国雕刻和印刷局加快印制一款有特朗普肖像、面值250美元的纸币。

报道还称，印刷局局长索利梅内因拒绝加快这款新纸币发行进程而被调离岗位。

美国财政部长贝森特28日在白宫新闻发布会回答记者提问时说，这款纪念钞最终能否发行取决于国会授权。

贝森特说，美国现行法律禁止货币上印制在世人士头像，因此需要众议院通过一项法案以修改此规定，“以便让在世人士，比如特朗普，能够出现在250美元的钞票上”。

他说，“这一切都取决于国会”，但财政部必须预先做好准备，“我们已经设计了这款纸币”。

如果美国国会通过这项法案，这将是150年来美国货币上首次出现在世人物，而且是一位在世总统的肖像。

新华社报道，2025年2月，南卡罗来纳州共和党众议员威尔逊提出一项法案，要求印制一款印有特朗普肖像、面值250美元的纸币。法案还要求对美国禁止货币印制在世人物肖像的现行法律设立“豁免条款”。威尔逊称，这项法案可“在美国建国250周年之际，以象征性的方式表彰美国总统”。这项法案在国会一直被搁置。

今年3月19日，成员由特朗普亲自挑选的美国美术委员会，批准了在建国250周年纪念金币上铸上特朗普肖像，还称要让金币“尽可能大”。3月26日，美国财政部宣布，将把特朗普的签名印在美元纸币上，以纪念建国250周年。

Shrey Parikh wins 2026 Scripps National Spelling Bee in spell-off

May 28, 2026 / 11:59 PM EDT / CBS/AP

Shrey Parikh emerged victorious Thursday in the 98th annual Scripps National Spelling Bee. The 14-year-old eighth-grader from Rancho Cucamonga, California, bested a field of eight contenders who had advanced to the finals.

Shrey and 12-year-old Ishaan Gupta of Jersey City, New Jersey, were the last two spellers standing. The two went to a spell-off to determine the winner. In the spell-off, each had 90 seconds to spell as many words as possible.

Shrey spelled 32 words correctly, while Ishaan spelled 25.

The spell-off moves so fast that it’s impossible to tell which word secures the title. But Scripps later announced that the winner was “bromocriptine,” a polypeptide alkaloid that mimics the activity of dopamine.

Speller Shrey Parikh, 14, holds a trophy and celebrates with family after winning the 2026 Scripps National Spelling Bee at Constitution Hall on May 28, 2026, in Washington, D.C. Heather Diehl / Getty Images

Shrey will take home a cash prize of $52,500, along with the reference works from Encyclopaedia Britannica and Merriam-Webster, a custom trophy and commemorative medal, and $1,000 in flight credits from Delta Air Lines.

Although this was the 98th bee, Shrey is the 111th champion because the bee ended in a two-way tie several times, and an eight-way tie in 2019.

Shrey finished third in 2024 but lost his school bee last year when he was battling a fever. He has dominated the bee circuit since, winning several online competitions against many of the same kids he outlasted this week in the nation’s capital.

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“Right now I’m probably the happiest I’ve ever been. I’m just so happy and relieved, and just such a flood of emotions,” Shrey said. “At my school bee last year, I was really dejected and just very upset. It didn’t even sink in until the next day. I had a really tough time, but I’m glad I was able to bounce back.”

Spellers qualified for Thursday’s finals by advancing through regional bees hosted by sponsors around the country. In order to compete, spellers must not have advanced beyond the eighth grade or be older than 15.

Competitors must get through two preliminary rounds, where they are quizzed on words from a list provided in advance. There is one spelling round and one multiple-choice vocabulary round.

Those who make it through the preliminaries sit for a written spelling and vocabulary test, with the top 100 or so finishers advancing to the quarterfinals. The words for the test, and for all subsequent rounds, are taken from the Merriam-Webster Unabridged dictionary.

Throughout the quarterfinals and semifinals, spellers are eliminated at the microphone through oral spelling or vocabulary questions.

This year’s bee had 247 spellers representing all 50 states, the District of Columbia, three U.S. territories and five other countries: the Bahamas, Canada, Ghana, Nigeria and the United Arab Emirates. After the preliminary rounds, 167 were left, and that field was cut to 95 quarterfinalists after the written spelling and vocabulary test.

The first bee was held in 1925, when the Louisville Courier-Journal invited other newspapers to host spelling bees and send their champions to Washington. After a long run at a convention center in suburban Maryland, the bee returned to the nation’s capital this year at Constitution Hall, a few blocks from the White House.

The bee was canceled from 1943 to 1945 because of World War II and again in 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

RNC and NRCC file lawsuit defending Missouri’s new congressional map against Democratic challenges

May 28, 2026 10:54pm EDT / Fox News

Republicans say Democrats are using frivolous lawsuits to block legally enacted redistricting laws nationwide

By Michael Sinkewicz , Eric Mack Fox News

Fox News chief legal correspondent Shannon Bream has the latest on the battle over state maps ahead of the midterm elections on ‘Special Report.’

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The Republican National Committee (RNC) and National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) filed a lawsuit Thursday defending Missouri’s new congressional map.

The RNC told Fox News Digital the lawsuit aims to intervene as Democrats escalate what Republicans describe as a nationwide campaign to block legally enacted redistricting laws.

“Democrats across the country are using frivolous lawsuits to cling to power after failing at the ballot box,” RNC Chairman Joe Gruters said in a statement. “The RNC is fighting for the values of Missourians against Democrats trying to use the courts to rig congressional districts in their favor and override the will of voters.”

The RNC said the new congressional map, enacted by the Missouri General Assembly last year, fully complies with the state constitution. Opponents of the map dispute that claim and have argued in court that the plan violates provisions of the Missouri Constitution.

MISSOURI GOV. MIKE KEHOE CONSIDERS SPECIAL SESSION TO REDRAW CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS AFTER TRUMP CALL

Republican National Committee Chair Joe Gruters is claiming victory over Democrat efforts to block efforts to kick noncitizens skipping out of North Carolina jury duty from the state’s voter rolls.(Patrick T. Fallon/AFP)

“The people of Missouri deserve fair and equal representation, not a partisan power grab designed to silence voters and overturn a lawfully enacted map,” NRCC Chairman Richard Hudson said.

“The NRCC and RNC are standing up for the integrity of the democratic process and defending Missourians’ right to have their voices heard under fair congressional districts,” he added.

The lawsuit comes as referendum organizers and other opponents of the map seek court action related to petitions that would allow Missouri voters to decide whether to restore the state’s previous congressional map. Republicans argue certification should not occur before the state’s signature-verification process is complete.

MISSOURI HOUSE APPROVES REDISTRICTING PLAN AS PART OF NATIONWIDE GOP PUSH TO DEFEND HOUSE MAJORITY

Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe applauds while delivering the State of the State address in Jefferson City, Mo., on Jan. 28, 2025.(Jeff Roberson/AP)

According to the RNC, certifying the referendum before the review process is finished could temporarily block implementation of the new map.

The lawsuit seeks to allow the review process to continue and ensure election laws are followed before any referendum moves forward.

The RNC also said Democrats and allied groups have already spent more than $6 million unsuccessfully challenging Missouri’s maps in court.

TRUMP-BACKED REDISTRICTING PUSH TURNS MIDWESTERN STATE INTO NEXT POLITICAL BATTLEGROUND

Democratic Rep. Emanuel Cleaver of Missouri waits to speak against a proposed congressional redistricting plan at a state Senate committee hearing in Jefferson City, Mo., on Sept. 11, 2025.(David A. Lieb/AP)

The case comes after the Supreme Court last month ruled 6-3 that Louisiana’s 2024 congressional map — redrawn to create a second majority-Black district — constituted an illegal racial gerrymander.

Supporters of the Missouri map argue the decision reinforces limits on the use of race in congressional redistricting. Voting-rights advocates and other legal experts have offered differing interpretations of the ruling’s broader implications for future redistricting cases.

The RNC pointed to the decision, arguing it reaffirmed that states cannot draw congressional maps predominantly based on race and that state legislatures retain broad authority to draw districts reflecting their residents’ political preferences.

Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe signed the new congressional map into law last year. Republicans believe the map could help the GOP gain an additional U.S. House seat in the 2026 midterms. Critics contend the map was designed to increase Republican electoral advantage and reduce the influence of some communities of interest, allegations supporters of the map reject.

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President Donald Trump praised the map in a Truth Social post at the time, calling it “FANTASTIC” and saying it would “help send an additional MAGA Republican to Congress in the 2026 Midterm Elections.”

Fox News Digital’s Breanne Deppisch, Paul Steinhauser and Deirdre Heavey contributed to this report.

Michael Sinkewicz is a writer for Fox News Digital. Story tips can be sent to michael.sinkewicz@fox.com

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美财长：我们或已看到美国伊朗达成协议的曙光

2026年5月29日 09:55 / 联合早报

美国财长贝森特说，美伊双方一直在交换提案，一切都取决于总统特朗普想怎么做，他指特朗普“不会接受糟糕的协议”。 （路透社）

美国财政部长贝森特说，美国和伊朗距离达成协议仅一步之遥，但特朗普总统尚未予以批准，白宫要求协议满足几个关键条件。

《华尔街日报》报道，贝森特星期四（5月28日）在白宫新闻发布会说，特朗普有几条明确的红线，伊朗必须同意放弃高浓缩铀，承诺永远不寻求发展核武器，且全面重新开放霍尔木兹海峡。美国官员此前表示，这些要素将包含在一份谅解备忘录中。

贝森特说，双方一直在交换提案，“我们或许已经看到达成协议的曙光。一切都取决于总统想怎么做，特朗普总统不会接受糟糕的协议。”

在贝森特发表讲话前，一名美国官员透露，美伊即将达成一项为期60天的协议，协议包括在最初30天，双方共同解除在霍尔木兹海峡设置的障碍。美国新闻网站Axios同日早前报道了这些细节。

但伊朗半官方塔斯尼姆通讯社28日报道，伊朗官员否认与美国“谅解备忘录”文本已最终敲定的说法。

报道引述伊朗官员说，如果协议文本最终敲定，伊朗将通过美伊协议框架主要调解方巴基斯坦公布。在此之前，任何关于协议已最终完成的西方消息源说法均不可信。

贝森特在回答有关美伊前一天发生军事冲突后停火协议是否依然有效时称，美方到目前为止所做的一切都是“防御性的”，而且会继续这样做。他还说，如果特朗普认为无法达成和平协议，将重新采取军事行动。

美财长：我们或已看到美国伊朗达成协议的曙光

2026年5月29日 09:55 / 联合早报

美国财长贝森特说，美伊双方一直在交换提案，一切都取决于总统特朗普想怎么做，他指特朗普“不会接受糟糕的协议”。 （路透社）

美国财政部长贝森特说，美国和伊朗距离达成协议仅一步之遥，但特朗普总统尚未予以批准，白宫要求协议满足几个关键条件。

《华尔街日报》报道，贝森特星期四（5月28日）在白宫新闻发布会说，特朗普有几条明确的红线，伊朗必须同意放弃高浓缩铀，承诺永远不寻求发展核武器，且全面重新开放霍尔木兹海峡。美国官员此前表示，这些要素将包含在一份谅解备忘录中。

贝森特说，双方一直在交换提案，“我们或许已经看到达成协议的曙光。一切都取决于总统想怎么做，特朗普总统不会接受糟糕的协议。”

在贝森特发表讲话前，一名美国官员透露，美伊即将达成一项为期60天的协议，协议包括在最初30天，双方共同解除在霍尔木兹海峡设置的障碍。美国新闻网站Axios同日早前报道了这些细节。

但伊朗半官方塔斯尼姆通讯社28日报道，伊朗官员否认与美国“谅解备忘录”文本已最终敲定的说法。

报道引述伊朗官员说，如果协议文本最终敲定，伊朗将通过美伊协议框架主要调解方巴基斯坦公布。在此之前，任何关于协议已最终完成的西方消息源说法均不可信。

贝森特在回答有关美伊前一天发生军事冲突后停火协议是否依然有效时称，美方到目前为止所做的一切都是“防御性的”，而且会继续这样做。他还说，如果特朗普认为无法达成和平协议，将重新采取军事行动。

加拿大据配额协议输入中国制汽车 美国关注外溢影响

2026年5月29日 10:17 / 联合早报

美国总统特朗普访华前，一名消费者5月12日走入位于北京一家商场的美国电动车企特斯拉门店。 （路透社）

根据加拿大总理卡尼今年1月访华期间与中国国家主席习近平达成的一项新协议，中国制造的电动汽车正开始进入加拿大市场。美国官方关注这一情况的外溢影响。

彭博社星期五（5月29日）引述知情人士报道，近期已有数百辆由美国电动汽车巨企特斯拉上海工厂生产的汽车，在新的低关税制度下陆续运抵加拿大。

这将是首批在新机制下进入加拿大市场的中国制造电动车。根据协议，加拿大将在12个月内以约6%关税税率进口最多4万9000辆中国电动汽车。

在这之前，加拿大对上述产品征收超过100%关税，实际上将中国电动汽车拒之门外。

据报道，一艘名为“Glovis Treasure”的汽车运输船自星期天（24日）起停泊在温哥华港外，船上载有包括少量中国制造的莲花（Lotus）豪华品牌汽车在内的货物。彭博汇编的航运数据显示，这艘运输船于5月初自上海启航。

上述中加协议将受到美国汽车制造商的高度关注。美国车企历来在加拿大市场占据主导地位。包括美国通用汽车公司首席执行官巴拉（Mary Barra）在内的行业高管，已对卡尼政府放宽中国电动车准入的决定提出质疑。

密歇根州众议员史蒂文斯（Haley Stevens）与参议员斯洛特金（Elissa Slotkin）星期三（27日）提出一项法案，拟禁止中国联网汽车进入美国市场。这项措施还将适用于在加拿大及墨西哥使用此类车辆的驾驶者。比亚迪及其竞争对手已在墨西哥获得显著市场份额。

卡尼星期四（28日）在纽约经济俱乐部表示，短期内通过协议配额下进口的车辆大多可能是特斯拉。随着时间的推移，进入加拿大市场的车型将更多样且价格更低，但“会以可控方式推进”。

Anti-ICE agitators clash with federal agents outside New Jersey detention center as tensions escalate

2026-05-28T21:25:46-04:00 / Fox News

Demonstrators blocked roads as federal agents battle chaos outside Delaney facility in Newark on Thursday evening

By Charles Creitz , Emma Bussey Fox News

Published May 28, 2026 9:25pm EDT | Updated May 28, 2026 9:58pm EDT

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Anti-ICE agitator detained in New Jersey

Federal agents and agitators clash outside the Delaney Hall Detention Center in Newark, N.J., Thursday evening.

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NEWARK, N.J.— Chaotic scenes intensified Thursday outside Delaney Hall, a federal immigration detention center as anti-ICE agitators clashed with federal agents amid escalating tensions over immigration enforcement and conditions inside.

The protest crowd had swelled to more than 100 by 8 p.m. local time, as frequent clashes cropped up when unmarked federal vehicles approached to enter the center.

As ICE agents appeared to swing on a fulcrum, some agitators refused to get out of the way — including one man who was dragged to the ground and detained just feet from where Fox News Digital was perched.

An ICE agent could not confirm or deny whether detaining the civilian suspect portended potential criminal charges.

ANTI-ICE PROTESTERS CLASH WITH AGENTS OUTSIDE NEW JERSEY DETENTION CENTER AS GOV. SHERRILL DENIED ENTRY

People gather outside Delaney Hall on Thursday in Newark, N.J.(Charles Creitz/Fox News Digital)

The clashes at the privately operated detention center — which activists believe houses roughly 900 detainees — come after days of mounting protests, political backlash and confrontations between demonstrators and federal authorities.

New Jersey Democrats, including Gov. Mikie Sherrill and Sen. Andy Kim, have criticized conditions at Delaney Hall, while the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) accused lawmakers and activists of fueling unrest and undermining ICE enforcement operations.

Thursday evening, protesters blocked roads surrounding the facility as federal agents moved in and out of the area.

At one point, an unmarked federal vehicle drove through the crowd, prompting a female agitator to accuse ICE agents of attempting to hit women demonstrators.

One man was seen being detained during the chaos. When asked whether the detention would result in criminal charges, one ICE agent replied that he “can’t confirm,” though he said it politely, according to reports.

PROTESTERS CLASH WITH ICE AS NJ DETENTION FACILITY DEMONSTRATIONS CONTINUE

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During another scuffle Thursday, an agitator who encroached was tossed to the ground by his shirt and another was pushed up against a truck that had gotten stuck in the melee.

Four letter words abounded for a time and even a child and his father were shouting obscenities from a car parked across outside the facility.

Police presence was again sparse, in line with Newark Mayor Ras J. Baraka’s prior position against assisting immigration enforcement.

Instead, an elderly agitator with a sign scrawled on the back of a CostCo box repeatedly admonished drivers for not sufficiently slowing down as they tried to pass the throng.

Earlier this week, Sherrill and several members of Congress tried to enter the facility after reports that some detainees had begun a hunger strike.

Sherrill was denied access and has since called for the detention center to be shut down.

ANTI-ICE AGITATORS THROW WOODEN PALLETS, MATTRESSES AT FEDERAL AGENTS DURING CHAOTIC NJ DETENTION CENTER CLASH

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On Monday, agitators had blocked entrances by linking arms, sitting in roadways and forming a human chain to prevent ICE from entering or leaving the building.

The clashes also intensified after Kim was allegedly struck by pepper-ball spray during an earlier protest.

According to The Associated Press, the DHS said approximately six demonstrators were arrested Wednesday.

DHS said those arrests stemmed from allegations that protesters assaulted law enforcement officers.

A crowd gathers outside Delaney Hall during a demonstration Thursday in Newark, N.J.(Charles Creitz/Fox News Digital)

The unrest also came as Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey on Thursday unveiled new statewide guidance outlining how schools, child care providers, colleges, healthcare facilities and places of worship should respond to interactions with federal immigration authorities.

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Speaking at a State House press conference in Boston, she said the guidance was to help organizations in the state protect access to services, understand their legal rights and prepare staff in the event U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents arrive onsite.

“We will not allow violent rioters to slow ICE down. Law and order will be restored. There is no hunger strike at Delaney Hall at this time,” DHS said in a statement.

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万斯：不能保证美伊最终会达成协议 但感觉很有希望

2026年5月29日 10:21 / 联合早报

万斯：不能保证美伊最终会达成协议 但感觉很有希望

万斯5月28日飞抵马里兰州安德鲁斯联合基地时回答记者提问。 （法新社）

美国副总统万斯说，华盛顿和德黑兰尚未就协议达成一致，但双方已接近达成协议。他也说，美国有能力大幅遏制德黑兰的核计划。

路透社报道，万斯星期四（5月28日）飞抵马里兰州安德鲁斯联合基地，被问及总统特朗普是否会签署美伊正在讨论的谅解备忘录，他表示美国同伊朗的谈判已经取得“很大进展”，但还不确定特朗普会否签署协议。

万斯说：“很难确切地说总统何时会签署这份备忘录，甚至很难说他是否会签署。目前我们正就其中的几个措辞细节反复磋商。”

他说：“我不能保证我们最终会达成协议，但目前我感觉很有希望。”

当天，美国财政部长贝森特在白宫新闻发布会说，美伊双方一直在交换提案，“我们或许已经看到达成协议的曙光。一切都取决于总统想怎么做，特朗普总统不会接受糟糕的协议。”

贝森特说，特朗普有几条明确的红线，伊朗必须同意放弃高浓缩铀，承诺永远不寻求发展核武器，且全面重新开放霍尔木兹海峡。美国官员此前表示，这些要素将包含在一份谅解备忘录中。