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朝鲜试射新型防空导弹 验证综合技术可靠性

2026年11月5日 09:44

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朝中社10月5日发布的照片显示，朝鲜导弹总局在境内某地试射新型防空导弹。 （法新社）

朝中社报道，朝鲜导弹总局星期三（11月4日）成功进行新型防空导弹系统试射，同日还调动远程战略巡航导弹部队展开示范火力打击训练。

朝中社指出，此次防空导弹试射的核心目的在于检验设计技术性能。测试全面验证这款导弹所采用的新型飞行器材料、智能化多重复合制导方式、目标识别与追踪能力，以及探测信息处理装置的可靠性与稳定性。

不过，报道并未公开导弹的射程、飞行参数等具体细节。

与此同时，朝鲜东部地区远程战略巡航导弹部队下属火力分队执行火力训练，使用远程战略巡航导弹精准打击预设的假想机场目标。

朝中社强调，相关试射与训练属于国防和军事部门的例行活动，旨在持续提升作战体系的技术成熟度与武器可靠性。

另据韩国联合参谋本部监测，朝鲜星期三上午从咸镜南道宣德一带，向半岛东部海域发射多枚导弹，飞行距离均不足300公里。

Did Republican efforts to redistrict the House turn into a dummymander? A state-by-state guide

November 4, 2026 / 10:55 PM EST / CBS News

Republicans undertook a historic effort to redraw several states’ Congressional districts mid-decade in an attempt to maintain control of the House. That effort was rebuffed on Tuesday night as the GOP was on track to lose all of the districts it tried to gerrymander.

There were several reasons that states undertook what had previously been a rare practice of mid-decade redistricting. Republican efforts started when President Trump ordered Texas lawmakers to redraw their map to net up to five seats for the GOP.

But despite the all-out effort, Democrats won control of the House on Tuesday, with CBS News estimating Democrats could end up with 251 to 268 House seats.

With the House decisively swinging toward Democrats and Democrats undertaking measures in a few states to counter the GOP’s efforts, Republicans are faced with the possibility of having created a so-called “dummymander,” a situation in which a party tries to gerrymander, but ends up benefiting the other party.

Here’s a state-by-state breakdown of how the redistricting efforts panned out:

Texas

Texas Republicans went into Election Day controlling 24 seats, while Democrats controlled 13 seats and there was one seat in a GOP-leaning district that was vacant. In redrawing the map, Republicans sought to emphasize Mr. Trump’s gains in South Texas to win five more seats.

As of Wednesday, Republicans had won 24 seats and Democrats had won 14 seats, making Texas a dummymander.

Ohio

A commission comprised mainly of Republicans hand-picked by GOP lawmakers redrew Ohio’s map to net two more seats for their party. Republicans heavily targeted longtime Democratic Rep. Marcy Kaptur’s district in the northern part of the state and Rep. Greg Landsman’s Cincinnati-area district.

Heading into Tuesday night, Ohio Republicans controlled 10 seats and Democrats controlled five. Seven Democrats, including Kaptur and Landsman, won Tuesday night, and CBS News estimates another district is likely Democratic. Republicans have only won seven districts, making Ohio a dummymander.

North Carolina

Although North Carolina has a Democratic governor, Republican lawmakers have a veto-proof majority in the statehouse and pushed through a new map that attempted to oust Democratic Rep. Don Davis.

North Carolina Republicans controlled 10 House seats going into Election Day, while Democrats controlled four, including Davis’ district. As of Wednesday, four Democrats had won and CBS News estimated that another five were likely Democratic. Republicans had not yet won any races, with CBS News estimating one race was likely Republican and another four were toss-ups.

If Democrats ultimately win any of the undecided races, North Carolina will be a dummymander.

Louisiana

Louisiana lawmakers redrew their districts after the Supreme Court ruled in June that compliance with Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act could not justify the state’s use of race in redrawing its House district lines.

Louisiana went into Election Day with four House seats controlled by Republicans and two controlled by Democrats. The new map aimed to eliminate one of the majority Black districts that currently have Democratic representatives.

As of Wednesday, Republicans had won three districts, while Democrats had won one. CBS News estimates one district is a toss-up and the state’s 5th District will be going to a runoff. If Democrats win either of those districts, Louisiana will be a dummymander.

Alabama

After the same Supreme Court decision, Alabama Republicans sought to eliminate the state’s two majority Black districts, both of which are represented by Democrats. Both incumbents won reelection on Tuesday, so Republicans did not net any more than the five they already controlled, making Alabama a dummymander.

Tennessee

Tennessee lawmakers also redrew their map after that Supreme Court decision to target the lone Democratic district in Nashville.

Going into Election Day, Republicans had eight seats and Democrats had one. As of Wednesday, Republicans had won six seats and two races were set to go to a runoff, including the newly drawn 9th District in Nashville. If Democrats win one or both districts, Tennessee will be a dummymander.

Florida

Led by Florida’s Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis, GOP lawmakers redrew their map to net up to four more seats for their party.

Heading into Election Day, Republicans controlled 20 seats and Democrats controlled eight. As of Wednesday, Republicans had won 16 seats, Democrats had won seven and there were five districts that CBS News estimated were toss-ups. If Democrats win any of the toss-up races, Florida will be a dummymander.

Missouri

Missouri’s GOP-led legislature last year redrew their map to make one of the state’s two Democratic-held districts more friendly to Republicans. But the map’s legality was challenged, and a state court ruled the map could not be used unless it was approved by voters. The Supreme Court three times blocked Missouri from using the new map, leaving the 2022 congressional districts in place for Tuesday’s election.

Heading into Election Day, Republicans controlled six districts while Democrats held two. Democrats flipped another district, giving them three seats to the Republicans’ five.

Indiana

Mr. Trump had also pushed lawmakers in Indiana to pass a map that would edge out the state’s two Democratic lawmakers and make it a 9-0 Republican delegation. Despite pressure from Mr. Trump, the GOP-led state Senate rejected the new map.

Using the same boundaries as the last two cycles, Democrats held onto their two seats and flipped a third, making the state’s representation 6-3.

South Carolina

South Carolina Republicans also sought to redraw their map after the Supreme Court decision in an effort to edge out powerful Democratic Rep. Jim Clyburn and make the state’s representation 7-0 for Republicans. But the measure failed in the state Senate, and Clyburn won reelection on Tuesday. Two other races are considered toss-ups.

California

In response to Texas’ redistricting efforts, California’s Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom put forth a ballot measure to redraw the map to gain five seats for Democrats, which was decisively approved by voters.

Heading into Election Day, Democrats held 43 districts and Republicans held nine. As of Wednesday, Democrats won in 42 districts, while CBS News estimates another six are likely Democratic. Republicans have won two districts and another two are likely Republican.

Since Democrats picked up seats in California, it is a successful gerrymander for Democrats.

Utah

A judge in 2025 rejected Utah’s congressional map that favored Republicans in all four districts, and then a district court rejected the redistricting map selected by the GOP-controlled legislature and instead selected a map that would create a Democratic-leaning congressional district in Salt Lake City.

Under the new map, Democrat Ben McAdams won the 1st District in Salt Lake City by 47 points.

Virginia

Virginia voters decisively approved a ballot measure in April to redraw the congressional map to favor Democrats in 10 districts and Republicans in one. But the map was thrown out by the Virginia Supreme Court, putting back in place the map drawn in 2021.

Heading into Tuesday, Democrats held six seats while Republicans held five. Using the same boundaries as the past two cycles, Democrats won seven seats, Republicans won two and two are considered toss-ups.

Maryland

Maryland’s state constitution requires that congressional districts be compact and connected, and Democratic Gov. Wes Moore and other Democratic lawmakers championed a ballot initiative to remove those restraints on redistricting.

The ballot initiative, known as Question 3, passed by 20 points on Tuesday, so Democrats are likely to redraw their map now to edge out their sole GOP representative.

Gabriella Biello contributed to this report.

泽连斯基授予美第一夫人梅拉尼娅国家勋章

发布/2026年11月5日 10:10

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俄罗斯和乌克兰上个月在美国第一夫人梅拉尼娅（图）的斡旋下，在俄控前线城市奥列什基实现局部停火。 （法新社档案照片）

乌克兰总统泽连斯基星期三（11月4日）签署总统令，正式授予美国第一夫人梅拉尼娅乌克兰“一级奥尔加公主勋章”，以表彰她在人道主义援助及人权慈善领域的突出贡献。

此项嘉奖旨在肯定梅拉尼娅此前成功促成俄乌局部停火、协助平民脱险的外交斡旋努力。

上个月，梅拉尼娅促成俄控前线城市奥列什基（Oleshky）实现局部停火。该镇此前数周深陷食品与药品短缺困境，交战双方罕见严格遵守协议，为清除地雷以及居民撤往乌克兰或俄罗斯控制区开辟安全通道。

白宫第一夫人办公室星期二晚间发声明指，此举为“美国第一夫人开展的开创性外交倡议”。

声明透露，梅拉尼娅计划亲自促成俄乌两国代表在白宫会晤，并定于美东时间星期四上午11时（新加坡时间星期五凌晨零时）在白宫就奥列什基停火发表公开讲话。

除推动战区人员撤离外，梅拉尼娅此前还积极参与协助被转移至俄境内的乌克兰儿童重返家园的工作。

泽连斯基授予美第一夫人梅拉尼娅国家勋章

发布/2026年11月5日 10:10

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俄罗斯和乌克兰上个月在美国第一夫人梅拉尼娅（图）的斡旋下，在俄控前线城市奥列什基实现局部停火。 （法新社档案照片）

乌克兰总统泽连斯基星期三（11月4日）签署总统令，正式授予美国第一夫人梅拉尼娅乌克兰“一级奥尔加公主勋章”，以表彰她在人道主义援助及人权慈善领域的突出贡献。

此项嘉奖旨在肯定梅拉尼娅此前成功促成俄乌局部停火、协助平民脱险的外交斡旋努力。

上个月，梅拉尼娅促成俄控前线城市奥列什基（Oleshky）实现局部停火。该镇此前数周深陷食品与药品短缺困境，交战双方罕见严格遵守协议，为清除地雷以及居民撤往乌克兰或俄罗斯控制区开辟安全通道。

白宫第一夫人办公室星期二晚间发声明指，此举为“美国第一夫人开展的开创性外交倡议”。

声明透露，梅拉尼娅计划亲自促成俄乌两国代表在白宫会晤，并定于美东时间星期四上午11时（新加坡时间星期五凌晨零时）在白宫就奥列什基停火发表公开讲话。

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除推动战区人员撤离外，梅拉尼娅此前还积极参与协助被转移至俄境内的乌克兰儿童重返家园的工作。

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Erika Kirk channels Charlie with blunt message to conservatives after GOP midterm losses

The Turning Point USA founder’s widow urged conservatives to reject infighting and refocus on voters’ economic concerns

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Published November 4, 2026 7:00pm EST

TPUSA CEO Erika Kirk details engaging young voters ahead of midterms

Turning Point USA CEO Erika Kirk shares an inside look at TPUSA’s headquarters in Arizona, detailing its ‘Chase the Vote’ campaign and activism kits designed to mobilize young conservative voters.

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Erika Kirk had a message for conservatives reeling from Republican election setbacks, and she turned to her late husband Charlie’s words to deliver it.

“I miss Charlie so much every single day, but especially on a day like today,” she wrote.

“He always said that when things are going well, we need to stay humble. And when things aren’t going the way we want, we need to stay positive, keep our faith, and get back to work.”

ERIKA KIRK URGES CONSERVATIVE STUDENTS NOT TO BACK DOWN IN FIRST SCHOOL YEAR SINCE CHARLIE’S ASSASSINATION

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Charlie Kirk and wife Erika appear on stage during the Turning Point USA Inaugural Eve Ball at the Salamander Hotel in Washington, D.C., Jan. 19, 2025.(Samuel Corum/Getty Images)

The widow of Turning Point USA CEO and founder Charlie Kirk said her husband had built a political operation meant to endure both victories and defeats.

“Charlie’s vision for Turning Point Action was always bigger than one election,” she wrote. “He wanted a permanent, year-round operation with the people, relationships, and resources to compete in every cycle.

INSIDE CHARLIE KIRK’S EFFORT TO DEVELOP THE NEXT GENERATION OF CONSERVATIVE VOICES

“He knew there would be victories and setbacks because he had experienced both and that’s why he built for both.”

Kirk also thanked the staff, students, volunteers and ballot chasers who worked during the election cycle.

ERIKA KIRK SAYS PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY-STYLE TRIBUTE TO CHARLIE KIRK IS ‘IN THE WORKS’ AS TPUSA EXPANDS

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Conservative political activist Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point Action, speaks during a meeting on the campus of the University of Arizona in Tucson Oct. 17, 2024.(Olivier Touron/AFP via Getty Images)

“I know Charlie would be unbelievably proud of each and every one of you, and I am, too,” she wrote.

In a lengthy post on X, Erika Kirk said Republicans saw once comfortable races tighten or flip as candidates she described as democratic socialists campaigned on the cost of gas, groceries and housing.

FLORIDA CONGRESSMAN DIAGNOSES GOP’S BLUE TSUNAMI LOSSES: ‘WE FAILED TO MAKE THEM THINK WE CARED ABOUT THEM’

“A rising stock market doesn’t mean much when nearly half of Americans don’t have a 401K and just want to put gas in their trucks, put food on the table, and provide a good life for their families,” she wrote.

Erika Kirk paired her warning with a defense of free enterprise, arguing conservatives must understand why voters looked elsewhere without embracing the policies their opponents offered.

CALLING DEMOCRATS ‘COMMUNISTS’ WON’T WIN GEN Z — REPUBLICANS NEED A BETTER OFFER

“We can disagree with the solutions voters were offered while still recognizing why they were looking elsewhere for answers,” she wrote.

Erika Kirk warned conservatives against turning on one another as she urged them to take voters’ frustrations seriously.

JASON CHAFFETZ: FIVE TIMELESS POLITICAL LESSONS THAT GOT LOST IN 2026

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President Donald Trump joined Charlie Kirk’s widow, Erika, on stage at Charlie Kirk’s memorial service in Arizona Sept. 21, 2025.(Eric Thayer/Getty Images)

“The biggest mistake conservatives can make right now would be to allow this moment to become another exercise in finger-pointing, in-fighting, or trying to secure their own political preservation,” she wrote.

“That does not solve the problems the American people are demanding be solved.”

Erika Kirk said exit polls showed voters were concerned about the economy and the war in Iran.

FOX NEWS VOTER POLL: 2026 MIDTERM ELECTIONS USHER IN A BLUE WAVE AS DEMOCRATS WIN CONTROL OF CONGRESS

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She said those concerns echoed what Turning Point had been hearing from students around the country for months.

“This isn’t a surprise to us because we’ve heard the same concerns from our students around the country for months and we’ve been concerned about it too,” she wrote.

JONATHAN TURLEY: SOCIALISM IS BACK IN STYLE, AND DEMOCRATS ARE BUYING THE PITCH

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Erika Kirk, widow of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, speaks during a Turning Point USA event at the Pavilion at Ole Miss at the University of Mississippi in Oxford, Miss., Oct. 29.(Jonathan Ernst-Pool/Getty Images)

Erika Kirk rejected socialism as an answer, arguing it places economic power in government hands rather than allowing individuals and families to build prosperity.

She said that approach conflicts with the free enterprise, individual liberty and opportunity at the heart of the country.

But she also warned that Americans will not simply stick with a party out of habit.

“Americans are not looking for labels and don’t subscribe to unquestioned party loyalty anymore either,” she wrote. “They will support the candidates who can both speak to their concerns and deliver on what THEY need and dream about for their families.”

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Charlie Kirk and wife Erika and their two children at Christmas in December 2024.(Charlie Kirk via Facebook)

She identified affordable homes, safe communities and greater opportunity for the next generation as the promises voters want fulfilled.

Erika Kirk said the organization would study the results, listen to voters and spend the next two years making the case that conservative policies and free markets can address the problems Americans face.

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She pledged to continue building relationships in communities across the country and preparing for “2028 and beyond.”

“Our principles haven’t changed and neither has our mission,” she wrote.

“Onward.”

Stepheny Price is a Writer at Fox Newswith a focus on West Coast and Midwest news, missing persons, national and international crime stories, homicide cases, and border security.

韩国拟扩大中东护航范围增兵增机 维护霍尔木兹航道安全

发布2026年11月5日 11:19

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9月9日，示威者在位于首尔的美国驻韩大使馆附近高喊口号，抗议韩国可能向霍尔木兹海峡派遣军事力量。 （路透社档案照片）

韩国国防部星期四（11月5日）宣布，计划把在中东执行护航任务的海军清海反海盗部队作战范围扩大至更靠近霍尔木兹海峡的海域，并追加部署一架海上反潜巡逻机及爆炸物处置小组，以协助维护该战略水道的通航安全。

韩国政府已决定向国会提请审议派兵延期同意案，以延长原定于今年底到期的清海部队中东部署期限。

清海部队自2009年起常驻亚丁湾，旨在护送商船抵御海盗威胁，目前编配有一艘4400吨级驱逐舰、一架海上作战直升机、三艘硬壳充气艇及约300名官兵。

根据这项经内阁会议审议及总统李在明批准后提请国会表决的新规划，清海部队的行动海域将向东北延伸至阿曼杜库姆港（Duqm）周边水域，距霍尔木兹海峡约650公里。同时，韩国计划增派一架P-8A海上巡逻机，并增编75名随行任务人员。

分析指，韩国此举是在兼顾美韩同盟压力与自身经济安全之间做出的折中选择。

一方面，美国总统特朗普此前持续施压韩国，要求首尔为中东局势及对伊行动提供更多支持，甚至缩减美韩联合军演规模以示不满。另一方面，韩国高度依赖原油进口，去年有70%的石油供应来自中东，且绝大部分航运必经霍尔木兹海峡。

为避免直接卷入潜在战火，韩国政府采取谨慎的防御性部署。总统李在明此前强调，首尔不会以将国家拖入武装冲突的方式派遣军事资产，但在保障国际公海航行安全方面将承担应有角色。

韩国国防部也重申，该部队将保持独立的指挥权，在外围海域重点执行水雷清障与通道护航任务，以兼顾各方安全关切。

韩国拟扩大中东护航范围增兵增机 维护霍尔木兹航道安全

发布/2026年11月5日 11:19

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9月9日，示威者在位于首尔的美国驻韩大使馆附近高喊口号，抗议韩国可能向霍尔木兹海峡派遣军事力量。 （路透社档案照片）

韩国国防部星期四（11月5日）宣布，计划把在中东执行护航任务的海军清海反海盗部队作战范围扩大至更靠近霍尔木兹海峡的海域，并追加部署一架海上反潜巡逻机及爆炸物处置小组，以协助维护该战略水道的通航安全。

韩国政府已决定向国会提请审议派兵延期同意案，以延长原定于今年底到期的清海部队中东部署期限。

清海部队自2009年起常驻亚丁湾，旨在护送商船抵御海盗威胁，目前编配有一艘4400吨级驱逐舰、一架海上作战直升机、三艘硬壳充气艇及约300名官兵。

根据这项经内阁会议审议及总统李在明批准后提请国会表决的新规划，清海部队的行动海域将向东北延伸至阿曼杜库姆港（Duqm）周边水域，距霍尔木兹海峡约650公里。同时，韩国计划增派一架P-8A海上巡逻机，并增编75名随行任务人员。

分析指，韩国此举是在兼顾美韩同盟压力与自身经济安全之间做出的折中选择。

一方面，美国总统特朗普此前持续施压韩国，要求首尔为中东局势及对伊行动提供更多支持，甚至缩减美韩联合军演规模以示不满。另一方面，韩国高度依赖原油进口，去年有70%的石油供应来自中东，且绝大部分航运必经霍尔木兹海峡。

为避免直接卷入潜在战火，韩国政府采取谨慎的防御性部署。总统李在明此前强调，首尔不会以将国家拖入武装冲突的方式派遣军事资产，但在保障国际公海航行安全方面将承担应有角色。

韩国国防部也重申，该部队将保持独立的指挥权，在外围海域重点执行水雷清障与通道护航任务，以兼顾各方安全关切。

2 Native American women make history in 2026 midterm elections

November 4, 2026 / 10:19 PM EST / CBS News

Two Native American women made history Tuesday night in the 2026 midterm elections, winning a Senate seat and a governorship — both firsts for Native women — as Democrats swept races across the country.

In New Mexico, former Interior Secretary Deb Haaland was elected governor, making her the first Native American woman elected to lead a U.S. state. In Minnesota, Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan became the first Native American woman senator.

Haaland, a citizen of Laguna Pueblo, was already the first Native American to serve as a Cabinet secretary. She defeated Republican Gregg Hull, former mayor of Rio Rancho, in the race for governor.

Flanagan, an enrolled member of White Earth Nation, defeated Republican Michele Tafoya, a former sports broadcaster and conservative commentator.

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Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan, left, and former Interior Secretary Deb Haaland. Nov. 3, 2026. Getty images

Who are they?

Haaland has notched many firsts. She became the first Native American woman to chair a state political party in 2015 when she was elected to lead the Democratic Party of New Mexico. In 2018, she became one of the first two Native American women elected to Congress, alongside Rep. Sharice Davids of Kansas, who was reelected Tuesday. Haaland later served as former President Joe Biden’s Interior secretary from 2021 until January 2025.

On the trail, she spoke about raising her daughter alone, selling homemade salsa and relying at times on food stamps.

“My story is a lot like many New Mexicans — humble beginnings,” she told a Rio Rancho congregation in October.

Flanagan got her start as an organizer, then served on the Minneapolis School Board and led the Children’s Defense Fund Minnesota. She was elected to the Minnesota House of Representatives in 2015 and has been lieutenant governor since 2019, where she has helped reshape Minnesota’s relationship with the state’s 11 tribal nations.

Raised by a single mother in Section 8 housing, Flanagan had childhood asthma that kept her in and out of hospitals. She’s been an outspoken supporter of Medicaid, saying that it “saved [her] life.”

What do they stand for?

Haaland ran on the cost of living, protecting New Mexico’s Universal Child Care program and overhauling its child welfare system. She also blamed President Trump for cuts to federal safety net programs. She has promised to issue an executive order on day one to pause the construction of new large-scale data centers until the state Legislature passes guardrails.

Flanagan drew on her own upbringing to connect with voters who are feeling financially squeezed. She ran as a progressive, backing “Medicare for All” and national paid family and medical leave.

“Minnesota, you just beat Donald Trump again,” Flanagan told supporters on Tuesday night at her election watch party in St. Paul, where White Earth leaders played a victory song on a drum.

Why does it matter?

The National Congress of American Indians, the country’s oldest and largest association of tribal governments, called the wins historic milestones for Indian Country. Native American women make up approximately 1% of the U.S. population, according to U.S. Census Bureau data, but have long been underrepresented in elected office.

“Long before Native women were welcomed into the halls of government, they were leading our Nations, protecting our families, and shaping the future of Indian Country,” NCAI Executive Director Larry Wright Jr. said in a statement to CBS News.

“For young Native girls across Indian Country, these victories send an important message: their voices matter, their leadership is essential, and they belong wherever possibilities are reimagined,” said Wright.

He added that he hopes that representation translates into “meaningful progress,” in particular, protecting tribal lands and honoring treaty obligations between the U.S. government and tribal nations.

A third Native American woman could soon join Haaland and Flanagan in making history this midterm election. In Alaska, Democrat Mary Peltola, who is Yup’ik, is in a Senate race with incumbent Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan that remains a toss-up, according to CBS News estimates. The outcome may not be decided until ranked-choice tabulation later this month.

Meta高管警告人口崩溃在即 急需AI弥补劳动力缺口

2026年11月5日 11:34

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Meta高管舒尔茨警告称，全球生育率持续下滑，意味着50年后世界人口将大幅缩减。随着全球总人口预计最早于2064年触顶，老龄化与人均寿命延长将使适龄劳动力萎缩得更快。 （路透社档案照片）

脸书母公司Meta首席数据官舒尔茨（Alex Schultz）警告，全球面临迫在眉睫的“人口崩溃”风险，社会极需人工智能（AI）带来的生产力跃升，以填补未来劳动力的严重缺口。

舒尔茨星期三（11月4日）在英国《金融时报》“人工智能未来峰会”上指出，全球生育率持续下滑，意味着50年后世界人口将大幅缩减。随着全球总人口预计最早于2064年触顶，老龄化与人均寿命延长将使适龄劳动力萎缩得更快。

他认为，国际社会对人口崩溃的思考仍不充分，未来如何赡养日益庞大的老年群体，已是全人类必须直面的核心命题。在这一背景下，科技巨头正极力向外界证明斥巨资研发AI的合理性。

舒尔茨透露，AI工具已在法务、软件开发等领域大幅节省人力。但他也指出，当前仍有部分员工在“徒耗算力代币却未创价值”，其内部团队高效利用该技术的比例尚不足一半。

针对“AI剥夺就业”的普遍恐慌，舒尔茨反驳称，先进工具不会消灭工作，只会重构工作性质并催生新需求。

Meta高管警告人口崩溃在即 急需AI弥补劳动力缺口

发布/2026年11月5日 11:34

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Meta高管舒尔茨警告称，全球生育率持续下滑，意味着50年后世界人口将大幅缩减。随着全球总人口预计最早于2064年触顶，老龄化与人均寿命延长将使适龄劳动力萎缩得更快。 （路透社档案照片）

脸书母公司Meta首席数据官舒尔茨（Alex Schultz）警告，全球面临迫在眉睫的“人口崩溃”风险，社会极需人工智能（AI）带来的生产力跃升，以填补未来劳动力的严重缺口。

舒尔茨星期三（11月4日）在英国《金融时报》“人工智能未来峰会”上指出，全球生育率持续下滑，意味着50年后世界人口将大幅缩减。随着全球总人口预计最早于2064年触顶，老龄化与人均寿命延长将使适龄劳动力萎缩得更快。

他认为，国际社会对人口崩溃的思考仍不充分，未来如何赡养日益庞大的老年群体，已是全人类必须直面的核心命题。在这一背景下，科技巨头正极力向外界证明斥巨资研发AI的合理性。

舒尔茨透露，AI工具已在法务、软件开发等领域大幅节省人力。但他也指出，当前仍有部分员工在“徒耗算力代币却未创价值”，其内部团队高效利用该技术的比例尚不足一半。

针对“AI剥夺就业”的普遍恐慌，舒尔茨反驳称，先进工具不会消灭工作，只会重构工作性质并催生新需求。