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  • 英国最高法院驳回全部诉讼,哈里王子诉《每日邮报》出版商案败诉


    2026年7月7日 / 美国东部时间上午10:26 / 哥伦比亚广播公司(CBS News)

    伦敦——据哥伦比亚广播公司周二获得的法庭文件显示,英国哈里王子长期以来针对《每日邮报》和《星期日邮报》小报出版商的法律诉讼已败诉。法庭驳回了全部诉讼请求,外界普遍认为这将是王子针对英国媒体的最后一场法庭诉讼。

    萨塞克斯公爵哈里是本案的多名原告之一,其他原告还包括流行歌手埃尔顿·约翰和演员伊丽莎白·赫莉。他们指控这些畅销小报的出版商联合报业公司(ANL)通过窃听电话、截取语音邮件、冒充他人获取个人信息等非法手段收集他们的信息。

    2026年7月7日,英国萨塞克斯公爵哈里王子抵达伦敦查塔姆大厦。贾斯汀·塔利斯/法新社/盖蒂图片社

    在周二的裁决中,英国高等法院驳回了相关诉讼,称这些指控无法被证实。

    哈里和其他原告的律师表示,被指控的行为发生在1993年至2011年之间,但这种行为一直持续到2018年。

    联合报业公司此前否认其记者存在不当行为,称这些指控“荒谬可笑”,并表示诉讼中提及的约50篇文章均通过原告身边的人合法获取信息。联合报业公司还曾以所谓的侵权行为已过去太久为由,请求法庭驳回此案。

    今年1月诉讼启动之初,哈里曾表示,媒体的窃听监听行为让他“极度偏执”。

    去年,《太阳报》的出版商与哈里达成庭外和解,向他支付了“巨额赔偿金”,并就其使用的手段正式致歉。

    2023年,哈里在针对镜报报业集团的诉讼中,33项手机窃听指控里赢得了15项,法官判处哈里约18万美元赔偿金。次年,该报业集团又支付了37万美元,以了结哈里对该集团的其余诉讼请求。

    此次裁决作出之际,哈里难得地访问英国。此前外界纷纷猜测他是否会携妻子梅根以及两个孩子阿奇和莉莉贝特一同前往,但最终孩子们并未随行。王子曾就他在英国本土的住宿安排,以及若家人陪同他返回英国时可获得的安保级别,与白金汉宫进行公开磋商。

    哈里长期以来将母亲戴安娜王妃的死归咎于新闻媒体。1997年,戴安娜王妃在巴黎隧道的一场车祸中丧生,当时她正被摄影记者追踪。

    他还曾表示,媒体对梅根的攻击是他们在2020年放弃高级王室成员公职并移居美国的主要原因之一。

    Prince Harry loses legal battle against Daily Mail publisher as top U.K. court dismisses all claims

    July 7, 2026 / 10:26 AM EDT / CBS News

    London— Britain’s Prince Harry has lost his long-running legal battle against the publisher of the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday tabloid newspapers, according to court documents seen by CBS News on Tuesday. All claims were thrown out by the court in what is widely expected to be the last of the prince’s courtroom battles against British media outlets.

    Harry, the Duke of Sussex, was among several claimants in the case — along with pop star Elton John and actor Elizabeth Hurley — who accused the publisher of the popular tabloids, Associated Newspapers (ANL), of unlawfully gathering information about them through methods such as phone tapping, intercepting voicemails and impersonating people to obtain personal information.

    Britain’s Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, arrives at Chatham House in London, England, July 7, 2026. JUSTIN TALLIS/AFP/Getty

    In its ruling on Tuesday, the U.K. High Court dismissed the claims, saying they could not be proven.

    Lawyers for Harry and the other claimants said the alleged acts took place between 1993 and 2011, but that the behavior continued into 2018.

    ANL had previously denied wrongdoing by its journalists, calling the allegations “preposterous” and saying the 50 or so articles cited in the lawsuit were all based on information gathered lawfully through people close to the claimants. ANL had argued for the case to be thrown out because of the amount of time that had passed since the alleged transgressions.

    At the beginning of the lawsuit in January, Harry said press snooping had made him “paranoid beyond belief.”

    Last year, the publisher of The Sun newspaper paid the duke “substantial damages” in an out-of-court settlement and profusely apologized for the methods it had used.

    In 2023, Harry won 15 of 33 claims of phone hacking in a lawsuit against Mirror Group Newspapers. The judge awarded Harry around $180,000 in damages, and the following year the publisher paid him a further $370,000 to settle his other claims against the group.

    Tuesday’s ruling came during a rare visit by Harry to the U.K., after intense speculation about whether he would bring his wife Meghan and their two children, Archie and Lilibet, who did not end up traveling with him. The prince engaged in a public back-and-forth with Buckingham Palace over where he stays in his home country and the level of security that would be afforded to him and his family, if they were to join him on British soil.

    Harry has long blamed the news media for the death of his mother Princess Diana, who died in a car crash in a Paris tunnel in 1997 while being chased by press photographers.

    He has also cited media attacks on Meghan as one of the main reasons behind their decision to abandon their roles as senior, working members of the royal family and move to the U.S. in 2020.

  • 赔率分析:投票率的决定性作用


    美国东部时间2026年7月7日周二上午9:53 / 美国有线电视新闻网(CNN)

    撰稿:安斯利·埃勒斯,CNN

    https://www.cnn.com/2026/07/07/politics/video/the-odds-turnout-takeover-cnc-kalpar

    随着中期选举的阵营划分愈发清晰,CNN《新闻中心》栏目主持人约翰·伯曼与首席数据分析师哈里·恩滕剖析了为何选民投票率是预测众议院席位归属的终极历史指标。他们还解读了民主党当前的优势,以及两党在中期选举后谁将掌控众议院的博彩市场赔率。

    3:37 • 来源:CNN

    The Odds: Turnout Takeover

    9:53 AM EDT, Tue July 7, 2026 / CNN

    By Ainsley Ehlers, CNN

    https://www.cnn.com/2026/07/07/politics/video/the-odds-turnout-takeover-cnc-kalpar

    As midterm battle lines harden, CNN News Central’s John Berman and chief data analyst Harry Enten examine why voter turnout is the ultimate historical predictor for winning the House of Representatives. They unpack the Democrats’ current edge and prediction market odds on which party takes control after the midterms.

    3:37 • Source: CNN

  • 特朗普借最新照片嘲讽梅洛尼,北约峰会令盟友直面分歧


    意大利外交部长安东尼奥·塔亚尼坚称跨大西洋关系超越个别言论,紧张局势升级
    2026年7月7日 美国东部时间11:01 / 福克斯新闻频道
    作者:阿什利·J·迪梅拉

    唐纳德·特朗普总统抵达土耳其安卡拉出席北约峰会,埃尔多安总统迎接。此次高风险访问将举行双边会谈,讨论国防、军事合同以及F-35战机销售事宜。

    唐纳德·特朗普总统公开升级了与意大利总理焦尔吉娅·梅洛尼的争执,在本周土耳其北约峰会召开前进一步加剧两人之间的裂痕。

    “需要限制令,”特朗普周日在真相社交平台上发帖,并配了一张梅洛尼看向他的照片。

    特朗普于周二抵达土耳其安卡拉出席北约峰会,梅洛尼也将出席此次峰会。两人的关系长期以来比特朗普与其他许多美国盟友的关系更为融洽,梅洛尼是唯一一位出席2025年特朗普总统就职典礼的欧洲领导人。

    然而,双方的争执始于今年6月,当时特朗普称梅洛尼在七国集团峰会期间“恳求”他合影。梅洛尼随即驳斥了这一说法。

    Rubio会晤梅洛尼,特朗普与教皇的冲突升级,加剧美国与关键欧洲盟友的紧张关系

    唐纳德·特朗普总统公开斥责意大利总理焦尔吉娅·梅洛尼,指责她缺乏“勇气”,未能支持美国对抗伊朗的行动。(苏珊·普伦基特/路透社泳池照)

    “特朗普针对梅洛尼的言论不言自明,”意大利外交部长安东尼奥·塔亚尼周一在天空TG24活动中表示,“我们坚信,跨大西洋关系远不止于个别言论。”

    此次最新交锋发生在6月七国集团峰会的早前冲突之后,当时特朗普嘲讽梅洛尼想要与他合影的迫切心情。

    “她当时太想和我拍张照了。我本来不会答应的,但我可怜她,”特朗普当时接受La7电视台采访时说道,“她大概很高兴我和她聊了几句。我本不必理会她的。”

    梅洛尼随即回击:“我只能说,令人失望的是,他在面对西方和美国的敌人时没有表现出同样的决心,反而对这些国家的领导人表现出了更大的纵容。”

    特朗普从意大利到以色列与盟友的个人争执,揭示个性如何主导其外交政策

    2025年4月17日周四,唐纳德·特朗普总统在白宫椭圆形办公室会见意大利总理焦尔吉娅·梅洛尼。

    “有一件事他应该记住:我和意大利都从未乞求过,”她补充道。

    尽管本周在土耳其没有安排美意双边会谈,但特朗普和梅洛尼可能会在北约领导人晚宴、全体会议以及领导人聚会中不期而遇。

    在中东冲突不断升级的背景下,梅洛尼在美国国内和政治压力下与美国保持距离,两人之间的紧张局势日益凸显。

    特朗普还批评梅洛尼未能协助美国,不让美军使用意大利的着陆跑道和机场,称这“造成了极大的后勤不便”。

    “她在意大利的支持率很低,可能是因为她拒绝了美国这个真心热爱并保护意大利的国家,当时美国要求阻止伊朗获取或开发核武器(北约也同样如此!),”他写道。

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    梅洛尼称特朗普的言论“完全是编造的”,并表示“我和意大利都从未乞求过。”(曼德尔·恩/法新社泳池照;巴斯蒂安·奥耶尔/汉斯·卢卡斯/法新社 via 盖蒂图片社)

    截至2025年底,意大利仍是美国在欧洲的关键安全枢纽,在六个基地部署了近13000名现役美军。

    梅洛尼的一位发言人在接受福克斯新闻数字频道采访时拒绝置评。福克斯新闻数字频道也联系了白宫寻求置评。
    阿什利·J·迪梅拉为福克斯新闻数字频道报道政治新闻。

    Trump taunts Meloni with fresh photo salvo as NATO summit puts allies face-to-face

    Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani insists transatlantic relations go beyond individual statements as tensions mount

    July 7, 2026 11:01am EDT / Fox News

    By Ashley J. DiMella

    President Donald Trump arrives in Ankara, Turkey for the NATO Summit, greeted by President Erdogan. The high-stakes visit includes bilateral meetings to discuss national defense, military contracts, and F-35 jet sales.

    President Donald Trump escalated his public feud with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, further fueling a rift between the two leaders in the lead up to the NATO summit in Turkey this week.

    “RESTRAINING ORDER NEEDED,” Trump posted on Truth Social Sunday alongside a photo of Meloni looking at him.

    Trump landed in Ankara, Turkey, on Tuesday for the NATO summit, where Meloni is also in attendance. The two leaders have long had a warmer relationship than Trump has shared with many other U.S. allies, with Meloni notably the only European leader to attend his 2025 presidential inauguration.

    A spat began in June, however, after Trump said Meloni “begged” him to take a photo at the G7. Meloni pushed back on the claim.

    RUBIO MEETS MELONI AS TRUMP–POPE CLASH CLASH ESCALATES US STRAINS WITH KEY EUROPEAN ALLY

    President Donald Trump publicly rebuked Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, accusing her of lacking “courage” and failing to support U.S. efforts against Iran.(Suzanne Plunkett/Pool/Reuters)

    “Trump’s statements against Meloni speak for themselves,” Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani said Monday while at a Sky TG24 event. “We are convinced that transatlantic relations go far beyond individual statements.”

    The latest exchange followed an earlier flashpoint at the G7 in June, when Trump mocked Meloni’s interest in taking a photo with him.

    “She wanted a picture with me so ​badly. I wouldn’t have taken it, but I felt sorry for her,” Trump said at the time to La7 TV channel. “She’s probably happy I talked to her. I didn’t have to talk to her.”

    Meloni fired back: “I can only say it is disappointing that he does not show the same determination with the enemies of the West and of the United States, whose leaders he instead treats with far greater indulgence.”

    TRUMP’S PERSONAL FEUDS WITH ALLIES FROM ITALY TO ISRAEL REVEAL HOW PERSONALITY DRIVES HIS FOREIGN POLICY

    President Donald Trump meets with Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni in the Oval Office of the White House, Thursday, April 17, 2025.

    “There is one thing he should remember: neither I nor Italy ever beg,” she added.

    While there is no U.S.-Italy bilateral meeting scheduled in Turkey this week, Trump and Meloni may rub shoulders at the NATO leaders’ dinner, plenary sessions, and leaders’ gatherings.

    There have been looming tensions between the two leaders after Meloni distanced herself from the U.S. amid mounting domestic and political pressure over the widening Middle East conflict.

    Trump also criticized Meloni for failing to assist the U.S. without letting U.S. forces use Italy’s landing strips and runways, calling it “a great logistical inconvenience.”

    “She is doing poorly in Italy with her level of popularity, possibly because she turned down the United States of America, a Country that truly loves and protects Italy, when it came to denying Iran from obtaining or developing a Nuclear Weapon (But so did NATO, for that matter!),” he wrote.

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    Meloni said Trump’s statements were “completely made up” and that “neither I nor Italy ever beg.”(Mandel NGAN / POOL / AFP via Getty Images; Bastien Ohier / Hans Lucas / AFP via Getty Images))

    Italy remains a key U.S. security hub in Europe, hosting nearly 13,000 active-duty American troops across six bases as of the end of 2025.

    A spokesperson for Meloni declined to comment when contacted by Fox News Digital. Fox News Digital also reached out to the White House for comment.

    Ashley J. DiMella reports on politics for Fox News Digital.

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    晚婚与女性收入提高推动 美国年轻人更愿意签婚前协议
    2026年7月7日 22:51 / 联合早报

    由于结婚年龄推迟,许多人婚前已积累资产、债务和财务经验,也更希望提前厘清继承财产、学生贷款、房产,甚至冷冻卵子或胚胎等问题。 (法新社)

    在美国,婚前协议正逐渐成为年轻夫妻和准新人之间更常见的财务安排,也不再只是富人的选择。

    彭博社报道,最新调查显示,截至今年5月,45岁以下已订婚或已婚的美国人中,53%已签署婚前协议,高于2022年调查中Z世代的41%和千禧一代的34%。

    家庭法律师说,提出签署婚前协议的人群已明显改变。

    曼哈顿律师安德里亚·瓦卡说,过去通常是男性,尤其是较富有的一方提出签约;如今女性、收入较低者,以及不希望重蹈父母离婚覆辙的情侣,也会主动谈婚前协议。

    美国人口普查局数据显示,2025年美国女性首次结婚平均年龄为28.4岁,男性为30.8岁,均比2005年延后超过三年。由于结婚年龄推迟,许多人婚前已积累资产、债务和财务经验,也更希望提前厘清继承财产、学生贷款、房产,甚至冷冻卵子或胚胎等问题。

    女性也是推动这股趋势的重要力量。

    在线平台Hello Prenup数据显示,平台约52%的婚前协议由女性发起,使用平台的女性中近四分之一年收入达到15万美元(约19万新元)以上,客户多来自医疗、科技和金融行业。

    这股趋势也催生律师、应用程序和播客等相关产业。通过Hello Prenup或First等平台,情侣花约600美元(近780新元)即可通过在线问卷生成协议;若加入律师审核,费用可升至2000美元或以上,但仍可能低于直接聘请律师处理复杂财务安排的成本。

    过去,婚前协议常被视为婚姻不稳的信号,如今则越来越被看作务实的财务规划。27岁的软件工程师尼尔德主动提出签署婚前协议,并形容这是“一种爱的表现”。

    2025年结婚的纽约财经播客从业者拉沃伊也说,她签署协议是为了避免离婚时承担对方债务。她认为,随着社会观念转变,婚前协议不再是难以启齿的禁忌话题,而是一种务实的自我保障。她签署协议并不是不信任丈夫,而是希望为自己多一层保障。

    晚婚与女性收入提高推动 美国年轻人更愿意签婚前协议

    2026年7月7日 22:51 / 联合早报

    由于结婚年龄推迟,许多人婚前已积累资产、债务和财务经验,也更希望提前厘清继承财产、学生贷款、房产,甚至冷冻卵子或胚胎等问题。 (法新社)

    在美国,婚前协议正逐渐成为年轻夫妻和准新人之间更常见的财务安排,也不再只是富人的选择。

    彭博社报道,最新调查显示,截至今年5月,45岁以下已订婚或已婚的美国人中,53%已签署婚前协议,高于2022年调查中Z世代的41%和千禧一代的34%。

    家庭法律师说,提出签署婚前协议的人群已明显改变。

    曼哈顿律师安德里亚·瓦卡说,过去通常是男性,尤其是较富有的一方提出签约;如今女性、收入较低者,以及不希望重蹈父母离婚覆辙的情侣,也会主动谈婚前协议。

    美国人口普查局数据显示,2025年美国女性首次结婚平均年龄为28.4岁,男性为30.8岁,均比2005年延后超过三年。由于结婚年龄推迟,许多人婚前已积累资产、债务和财务经验,也更希望提前厘清继承财产、学生贷款、房产,甚至冷冻卵子或胚胎等问题。

    女性也是推动这股趋势的重要力量。

    在线平台Hello Prenup数据显示,平台约52%的婚前协议由女性发起,使用平台的女性中近四分之一年收入达到15万美元(约19万新元)以上,客户多来自医疗、科技和金融行业。

    这股趋势也催生律师、应用程序和播客等相关产业。通过Hello Prenup或First等平台,情侣花约600美元(近780新元)即可通过在线问卷生成协议;若加入律师审核,费用可升至2000美元或以上,但仍可能低于直接聘请律师处理复杂财务安排的成本。

    过去,婚前协议常被视为婚姻不稳的信号,如今则越来越被看作务实的财务规划。27岁的软件工程师尼尔德主动提出签署婚前协议,并形容这是“一种爱的表现”。

    2025年结婚的纽约财经播客从业者拉沃伊也说,她签署协议是为了避免离婚时承担对方债务。她认为,随着社会观念转变,婚前协议不再是难以启齿的禁忌话题,而是一种务实的自我保障。她签署协议并不是不信任丈夫,而是希望为自己多一层保障。

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    晚婚与女性收入提高推动 美国年轻人更愿意签婚前协议
    2026年7月7日 22:51 / 联合早报

    由于结婚年龄推迟,许多人婚前已积累资产、债务和财务经验,也更希望提前厘清继承财产、学生贷款、房产,甚至冷冻卵子或胚胎等问题。 (法新社)

    在美国,婚前协议正逐渐成为年轻夫妻和准新人之间更常见的财务安排,也不再只是富人的选择。

    彭博社报道,最新调查显示,截至今年5月,45岁以下已订婚或已婚的美国人中,53%已签署婚前协议,高于2022年调查中Z世代的41%和千禧一代的34%。

    家庭法律师说,提出签署婚前协议的人群已明显改变。

    曼哈顿律师安德里亚·瓦卡说,过去通常是男性,尤其是较富有的一方提出签约;如今女性、收入较低者,以及不希望重蹈父母离婚覆辙的情侣,也会主动谈婚前协议。

    美国人口普查局数据显示,2025年美国女性首次结婚平均年龄为28.4岁,男性为30.8岁,均比2005年延后超过三年。由于结婚年龄推迟,许多人婚前已积累资产、债务和财务经验,也更希望提前厘清继承财产、学生贷款、房产,甚至冷冻卵子或胚胎等问题。

    女性也是推动这股趋势的重要力量。

    在线平台Hello Prenup数据显示,平台约52%的婚前协议由女性发起,使用平台的女性中近四分之一年收入达到15万美元(约19万新元)以上,客户多来自医疗、科技和金融行业。

    这股趋势也催生律师、应用程序和播客等相关产业。通过Hello Prenup或First等平台,情侣花约600美元(近780新元)即可通过在线问卷生成协议;若加入律师审核,费用可升至2000美元或以上,但仍可能低于直接聘请律师处理复杂财务安排的成本。

    过去,婚前协议常被视为婚姻不稳的信号,如今则越来越被看作务实的财务规划。27岁的软件工程师尼尔德主动提出签署婚前协议,并形容这是“一种爱的表现”。

    2025年结婚的纽约财经播客从业者拉沃伊也说,她签署协议是为了避免离婚时承担对方债务。她认为,随着社会观念转变,婚前协议不再是难以启齿的禁忌话题,而是一种务实的自我保障。她签署协议并不是不信任丈夫,而是希望为自己多一层保障。

    晚婚与女性收入提高推动 美国年轻人更愿意签婚前协议

    2026年7月7日 22:51 / 联合早报

    由于结婚年龄推迟,许多人婚前已积累资产、债务和财务经验,也更希望提前厘清继承财产、学生贷款、房产,甚至冷冻卵子或胚胎等问题。 (法新社)

    在美国,婚前协议正逐渐成为年轻夫妻和准新人之间更常见的财务安排,也不再只是富人的选择。

    彭博社报道,最新调查显示,截至今年5月,45岁以下已订婚或已婚的美国人中,53%已签署婚前协议,高于2022年调查中Z世代的41%和千禧一代的34%。

    家庭法律师说,提出签署婚前协议的人群已明显改变。

    曼哈顿律师安德里亚·瓦卡说,过去通常是男性,尤其是较富有的一方提出签约;如今女性、收入较低者,以及不希望重蹈父母离婚覆辙的情侣,也会主动谈婚前协议。

    美国人口普查局数据显示,2025年美国女性首次结婚平均年龄为28.4岁,男性为30.8岁,均比2005年延后超过三年。由于结婚年龄推迟,许多人婚前已积累资产、债务和财务经验,也更希望提前厘清继承财产、学生贷款、房产,甚至冷冻卵子或胚胎等问题。

    女性也是推动这股趋势的重要力量。

    在线平台Hello Prenup数据显示,平台约52%的婚前协议由女性发起,使用平台的女性中近四分之一年收入达到15万美元(约19万新元)以上,客户多来自医疗、科技和金融行业。

    这股趋势也催生律师、应用程序和播客等相关产业。通过Hello Prenup或First等平台,情侣花约600美元(近780新元)即可通过在线问卷生成协议;若加入律师审核,费用可升至2000美元或以上,但仍可能低于直接聘请律师处理复杂财务安排的成本。

    过去,婚前协议常被视为婚姻不稳的信号,如今则越来越被看作务实的财务规划。27岁的软件工程师尼尔德主动提出签署婚前协议,并形容这是“一种爱的表现”。

    2025年结婚的纽约财经播客从业者拉沃伊也说,她签署协议是为了避免离婚时承担对方债务。她认为,随着社会观念转变,婚前协议不再是难以启齿的禁忌话题,而是一种务实的自我保障。她签署协议并不是不信任丈夫,而是希望为自己多一层保障。

  • 民主党人为何希望格雷厄姆·普拉特纳退选


    2026-07-07T15:24:30.663Z / 美国有线电视新闻网(CNN)

    周一晚间,在民主党参议员候选人格雷厄姆·普拉特纳面临性侵指控后,不少人呼吁他退出缅因州参议院竞选。但其中呼吁者寥寥无几是共和党人。

    就连普拉特纳的共和党对手、参议员苏珊·柯林斯也称,针对这名牡蛎养殖户的指控“令人发指”,但补充道,“我无权选择民主党参议院候选人”。

    背后原因很简单:民主党赢得该席位乃至整个参议院的希望,可能取决于普拉特纳是否退选。

    目前普拉特纳仍在参选,他否认了前女友珍妮·拉西科特的指控。拉西科特称,五年前普拉特纳醉酒后出现在她的住所并对其实施性侵。率先报道该事件的CNN和政治新闻网(Politico)均通过多名知情人士和文件证实了拉西科特的说法,这些证据显示,普拉特纳还未踏入政坛时,拉西科特就曾向他人提及自己遭到他的性侵。

    普拉特纳周一表示,他将花些时间“反思”自己的参选资格。据报道,普拉特纳还试图推动缅因州民主党提名一位与他政治立场一致的替代候选人。

    因此,他退选或许只是时间问题。若他退出,州民主党需在7月13日前完成候选人替换并完成选票更新。

    此次事件会在多大程度上重塑选情,很大程度上取决于接替他的人选。一些看似强劲的潜在候选人包括:上月在该州州长初选中获得第二名的流行病学家尼拉夫·沙阿,以及获得第三名、与普拉特纳和民主党伯尼·桑德斯派政治立场更一致的前州参议院议长特洛伊·杰克逊。其他被提及的人选还包括缅因州州务卿申娜·贝洛斯,以及曾短暂参选参议员的啤酒企业家丹·克莱班。

    但即便在此次最新指控曝光前,根据近期民调结果,普拉特纳无疑已成为民主党竞选的累赘。

    此前,在一系列争议曝光前,普拉特纳还相当受欢迎,这些争议包括他身上带有纳粹象征图案的纹身现已被遮盖,以及他对约会女性做出令人不安行为的指控。而此后情况开始发生变化。

    上月末发布的《纽约时报-波特兰新闻先驱报-锡耶纳学院联合民调》显示,缅因州潜在选民对普拉特纳的好感度为45%,反感度为50%,“非常反感”的比例(36%)是“非常好感”(18%)的两倍。

    同一时段开展的福克斯新闻民调显示,登记选民对他的好感度为43%,反感度为53%。这也是首次有高质量民调显示他以微弱劣势落后于柯林斯(50%-47%,误差范围内)。

    而警示信号远不止这些总体民调数据:

    • 根据福克斯民调,54%的登记选民至少“非常”担心普拉特纳不具备担任美国参议员的判断力,其中包括24%的民主党选民。
    • 《纽约时报》民调显示,47%的潜在选民认为“过于极端”一词至少在一定程度上符合普拉特纳的形象,50%的选民认为“品格良好”一词不太符合或完全不符合他的形象。
    • 《纽约时报》民调显示,29%支持普拉特纳的选民表示,他的各类争议事件让他们开始质疑对他的支持。

    普拉特纳的支持率也明显落后于缅因州民主党州长候选人汉娜·平格里——两次民调中平格里均领先11至15个百分点——以及民主党支持率领先11个百分点的通用国会席位民调结果。

    需要明确的是,这在很大程度上要归因于柯林斯,她拥有在蓝色州胜出的过硬能力。2020年,尽管民主党在该州的总统选举中以9个百分点领先,但柯林斯仍以9个百分点的优势赢得连任,两党支持率差距高达18个百分点,这一表现相当惊人。

    但普拉特纳本人不受欢迎的形象,以及就连不少支持者都持保留态度的情况,早已让民主党人的竞选希望岌岌可危。而如今,这一点愈发明显。

    这并不意味着普拉特纳没有获胜机会。即便在性侵指控报道出炉前(但在其他诸多争议曝光后)开展的福克斯民调也显示,在投票积极性最高的选民中,他以9个百分点的优势领先。唐纳德·特朗普总统的民调困境以及由此引发的民主党选民热情高涨,或许能掩盖不少问题。而且2024年,即便被民事法庭认定存在性侵行为(特朗普本人仍否认此事),特朗普还是成功当选总统。

    但如果你是民主党人,你更希望候选人能将竞选焦点放在特朗普身上,而非候选人能否应对个人丑闻。

    当然,换用一位更具代表性的普通候选人也未必能赢。柯林斯2020年的对手萨拉·吉迪恩几乎在所有民调中都处于领先,最终却以较大差距落败,无论民主党最终提名何人,这段历史在未来数月都将困扰民主党人。

    但抛开那次选举不谈,如今能像柯林斯2020年那样胜出的政客越来越少。联邦选举通常由选民对现任总统的看法决定。而根据最新民调,特朗普在缅因州的支持率比反对率低约20个百分点。

    考虑到在民主党夺取参议院多数席位的艰难道路上,缅因州可能是必争之地,挑选候选人的风险极高。

    Why Democrats need Graham Platner to go away

    2026-07-07T15:24:30.663Z / CNN

    A lot of people called for Graham Platner to drop out of Maine’s Senate race Monday night, after a rape allegation surfaced against the Democratic nominee. But relatively few of them were Republicans.

    Even Platner’s GOP opponent, Sen. Susan Collins, called the allegations against the oysterman “appalling” but added that it was “not up to me to choose the Democratic nominee for Senate.”

    There’s a simple reason for that: Democrats’ hopes of winning the seat and, by extension, the Senate, could hinge on Platner stepping aside.

    For now, Platner is still in the race, and he denies the allegation from former girlfriend Jenny Racicot that he showed up at her residence drunk five years ago and raped her. CNN and Politico, which first reported the story, both corroborated Racicot’s account with people and documents that show she talked about him sexually assaulting her before he was a political candidate.

    Platner said Monday that he will take some time to “reflect” on his candidacy. Platner is also reportedly trying to guide the Maine Democratic Party toward a potential replacement with whom he is politically aligned.

    So, it might just be a matter of time. July 13 is the deadline for the state party to replace him on the ballot if he withdraws.

    How much that recasts the race largely depends on who would replace him. Some seemingly strong contenders are epidemiologist Nirav Shah, who finished second in the state’s gubernatorial primary last month, and former state Senate President Troy Jackson, who finished third but is more politically aligned with Platner and the Bernie Sanders wing of the party. Others mentioned include Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows and beer entrepreneur Dan Kleban, who briefly ran for Senate.

    But Platner had indisputably become a liability even before the latest accusation, based on recent polling.

    While he had been pretty popular before a series of controversies, including revelations about a now-covered tattoo with Nazi imagery and allegations of unsettling behavior toward women he dated, that had begun to change.

    A New York Times-Portland Press Herald-Siena poll late last month showed likely Maine voters disliked him 50%-45%, and twice as many had a “very unfavorable” view (36%) as a “very favorable” one (18%).

    A Fox News poll conducted in the same window showed registered voters disliked him 53%-43%. It was also the first quality poll to show him narrowly trailing Collins (50%-47%, within the margin of error).

    And the warning signs went beyond those topline numbers.

    To wit:

    • 54% of registered voters said they were at least “very” concerned that Platner lacked the judgment to be a US senator, per the Fox poll. That included 24% of Democrats.
    • 47% of likely voters said the phrase “too extreme” described Platner at least somewhat well, and 50% said the phrase “good character” did not describe him too well or at all, according to the Times poll.
    • 29% of Platner supporters said his various controversies made them question their support for him, per the Times poll.

    Platner was also significantly underperforming both Maine’s Democratic nominee for governor, Hannah Pingree, who led by 11-15 points in the two polls, and the generic ballot, which favored Democrats by 11 points in the Times poll.

    To be clear, much of that is about Collins, who has a proven ability to survive in a blue state. She won her 2020 campaign by 9 points even as Democrats carried the state at the presidential level by 9 points — an incredible 18-point split.

    But Platner’s personal unpopularity and the reservations harbored by even many of his supporters were already putting Democrats’ hopes at risk. And that’s even clearer now.

    That doesn’t mean Platner has no chance of winning. Even the Fox poll, conducted before the reporting on the rape allegation but after plenty of other controversies, showed him leading by 9 points among the most motivated voters. President Donald Trump’s problems and the Democratic enthusiasm edge they have engendered could paper over a lot. And Trump was quite notably elected in 2024 even after being found liable in civil court for sexual abuse (which the president continues to deny).

    But if you’re the Democratic Party, you’d rather have a candidate who can make the race more about Trump rather than the ability to weather personal scandals.

    Of course, a more generic replacement wouldn’t necessarily win. Collins’ 2020 opponent, Sara Gideon, led in virtually every poll before she lost by a wide margin, and that history will continue to haunt Democrats in the months to come regardless of who their nominee is.

    But that election aside, fewer and fewer politicians have been able to pull off what Collins did in 2020. Federal races are commonly dictated by how people feel about the incumbent president. And Trump is about 20 points underwater in Maine, according to the new polls.

    Given Maine is probably a must-win state for Democrats’ difficult path to the Senate majority, the stakes for choosing a candidate are extremely high.

  • 太阳死亡后行星会怎样?韦布发现新线索


    2026年7月7日 23:33 / 联合早报

    据了解,研究白矮星旁的行星,有助科学家预判太阳死亡后太阳系外层行星可能面对的命运。 (路透社)

    科学家借助韦布望远镜,首次详细观测到一颗围绕白矮星运行、并拥有大气层的行星,显示类似太阳的恒星死亡后,外层行星仍可能幸存,为推测太阳系远未来命运提供线索。

    新华社报道,英国圣安德鲁斯大学近日发布新闻公报介绍,约50亿年后,太阳将耗尽其核心的氢燃料,膨胀为红巨星,随后它会抛出外层物质,最终演化为白矮星。在这一过程中,包括水星、金星甚至地球在内的内侧行星可能都将被红巨星吞噬,而关于木星等外侧气态巨行星的最终命运一直存在诸多谜团。

    科学家最初于2020年利用凌日系外行星勘测卫星和斯皮策空间望远镜观测到这颗围绕白矮星运行的太阳系外行星WD 1856 b,它距离地球约80光年,大小类似木星,却围绕一颗仅有地球大小的白矮星运行,并且其运行轨道与白矮星距离极为接近。令科学家困惑的是,这颗行星为何没有在恒星演化为红巨星阶段被吞噬。

    最新研究中,研究团队借助韦布空间望远镜观测该行星凌日过程,测定其质量约为木星的4至11倍,温度约126摄氏度。研究人员还在其大气中发现了云粒子以及甲烷等碳氢化合物存在的迹象。

    研究人员分析认为,这颗行星如今并不存在足以维持高温的能量来源,其热量应是早期留下的“余热”。结合行星冷却模型和最新观测数据,团队推断,这颗行星最初位于远离恒星的“安全轨道”,在恒星膨胀为红巨星阶段得以幸存。待恒星演化成白矮星后的约30亿至55亿年间,在该系统内其他天体引力作用下逐渐向内迁移,并在此过程中因白矮星的强大引力而显著升温,随后持续冷却至今。

    研究团队指出,新研究有助理解行星系统在恒星死亡后的长期演化。研究表明,一些幸存行星在恒星“谢幕”后仍可能经历漫长而活跃的演化过程。

    相关研究论文近日在线发表于英国《自然》杂志。

    太阳死亡后行星会怎样?韦布发现新线索

    2026年7月7日 23:33 / 联合早报

    据了解,研究白矮星旁的行星,有助科学家预判太阳死亡后太阳系外层行星可能面对的命运。 (路透社)

    科学家借助韦布望远镜,首次详细观测到一颗围绕白矮星运行、并拥有大气层的行星,显示类似太阳的恒星死亡后,外层行星仍可能幸存,为推测太阳系远未来命运提供线索。

    新华社报道,英国圣安德鲁斯大学近日发布新闻公报介绍,约50亿年后,太阳将耗尽其核心的氢燃料,膨胀为红巨星,随后它会抛出外层物质,最终演化为白矮星。在这一过程中,包括水星、金星甚至地球在内的内侧行星可能都将被红巨星吞噬,而关于木星等外侧气态巨行星的最终命运一直存在诸多谜团。

    科学家最初于2020年利用凌日系外行星勘测卫星和斯皮策空间望远镜观测到这颗围绕白矮星运行的太阳系外行星WD 1856 b,它距离地球约80光年,大小类似木星,却围绕一颗仅有地球大小的白矮星运行,并且其运行轨道与白矮星距离极为接近。令科学家困惑的是,这颗行星为何没有在恒星演化为红巨星阶段被吞噬。

    最新研究中,研究团队借助韦布空间望远镜观测该行星凌日过程,测定其质量约为木星的4至11倍,温度约126摄氏度。研究人员还在其大气中发现了云粒子以及甲烷等碳氢化合物存在的迹象。

    研究人员分析认为,这颗行星如今并不存在足以维持高温的能量来源,其热量应是早期留下的“余热”。结合行星冷却模型和最新观测数据,团队推断,这颗行星最初位于远离恒星的“安全轨道”,在恒星膨胀为红巨星阶段得以幸存。待恒星演化成白矮星后的约30亿至55亿年间,在该系统内其他天体引力作用下逐渐向内迁移,并在此过程中因白矮星的强大引力而显著升温,随后持续冷却至今。

    研究团队指出,新研究有助理解行星系统在恒星死亡后的长期演化。研究表明,一些幸存行星在恒星“谢幕”后仍可能经历漫长而活跃的演化过程。

    相关研究论文近日在线发表于英国《自然》杂志。

  • 太阳死亡后行星会怎样?韦布发现新线索


    2026年7月7日 23:33 / 联合早报

    据了解,研究白矮星旁的行星,有助科学家预判太阳死亡后太阳系外层行星可能面对的命运。 (路透社)

    科学家借助韦布望远镜,首次详细观测到一颗围绕白矮星运行、并拥有大气层的行星,显示类似太阳的恒星死亡后,外层行星仍可能幸存,为推测太阳系远未来命运提供线索。

    新华社报道,英国圣安德鲁斯大学近日发布新闻公报介绍,约50亿年后,太阳将耗尽其核心的氢燃料,膨胀为红巨星,随后它会抛出外层物质,最终演化为白矮星。在这一过程中,包括水星、金星甚至地球在内的内侧行星可能都将被红巨星吞噬,而关于木星等外侧气态巨行星的最终命运一直存在诸多谜团。

    科学家最初于2020年利用凌日系外行星勘测卫星和斯皮策空间望远镜观测到这颗围绕白矮星运行的太阳系外行星WD 1856 b,它距离地球约80光年,大小类似木星,却围绕一颗仅有地球大小的白矮星运行,并且其运行轨道与白矮星距离极为接近。令科学家困惑的是,这颗行星为何没有在恒星演化为红巨星阶段被吞噬。

    最新研究中,研究团队借助韦布空间望远镜观测该行星凌日过程,测定其质量约为木星的4至11倍,温度约126摄氏度。研究人员还在其大气中发现了云粒子以及甲烷等碳氢化合物存在的迹象。

    研究人员分析认为,这颗行星如今并不存在足以维持高温的能量来源,其热量应是早期留下的“余热”。结合行星冷却模型和最新观测数据,团队推断,这颗行星最初位于远离恒星的“安全轨道”,在恒星膨胀为红巨星阶段得以幸存。待恒星演化成白矮星后的约30亿至55亿年间,在该系统内其他天体引力作用下逐渐向内迁移,并在此过程中因白矮星的强大引力而显著升温,随后持续冷却至今。

    研究团队指出,新研究有助理解行星系统在恒星死亡后的长期演化。研究表明,一些幸存行星在恒星“谢幕”后仍可能经历漫长而活跃的演化过程。

    相关研究论文近日在线发表于英国《自然》杂志。

    太阳死亡后行星会怎样?韦布发现新线索

    2026年7月7日 23:33 / 联合早报

    据了解,研究白矮星旁的行星,有助科学家预判太阳死亡后太阳系外层行星可能面对的命运。 (路透社)

    科学家借助韦布望远镜,首次详细观测到一颗围绕白矮星运行、并拥有大气层的行星,显示类似太阳的恒星死亡后,外层行星仍可能幸存,为推测太阳系远未来命运提供线索。

    新华社报道,英国圣安德鲁斯大学近日发布新闻公报介绍,约50亿年后,太阳将耗尽其核心的氢燃料,膨胀为红巨星,随后它会抛出外层物质,最终演化为白矮星。在这一过程中,包括水星、金星甚至地球在内的内侧行星可能都将被红巨星吞噬,而关于木星等外侧气态巨行星的最终命运一直存在诸多谜团。

    科学家最初于2020年利用凌日系外行星勘测卫星和斯皮策空间望远镜观测到这颗围绕白矮星运行的太阳系外行星WD 1856 b,它距离地球约80光年,大小类似木星,却围绕一颗仅有地球大小的白矮星运行,并且其运行轨道与白矮星距离极为接近。令科学家困惑的是,这颗行星为何没有在恒星演化为红巨星阶段被吞噬。

    最新研究中,研究团队借助韦布空间望远镜观测该行星凌日过程,测定其质量约为木星的4至11倍,温度约126摄氏度。研究人员还在其大气中发现了云粒子以及甲烷等碳氢化合物存在的迹象。

    研究人员分析认为,这颗行星如今并不存在足以维持高温的能量来源,其热量应是早期留下的“余热”。结合行星冷却模型和最新观测数据,团队推断,这颗行星最初位于远离恒星的“安全轨道”,在恒星膨胀为红巨星阶段得以幸存。待恒星演化成白矮星后的约30亿至55亿年间,在该系统内其他天体引力作用下逐渐向内迁移,并在此过程中因白矮星的强大引力而显著升温,随后持续冷却至今。

    研究团队指出,新研究有助理解行星系统在恒星死亡后的长期演化。研究表明,一些幸存行星在恒星“谢幕”后仍可能经历漫长而活跃的演化过程。

    相关研究论文近日在线发表于英国《自然》杂志。

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    深度求索据报正在开发自有AI晶片 或加剧华为挑战

    2026年7月7日 19:30 / 联合早报

    中国人工智能企业深度求索(DeepSeek)据报正在推进开发人工智能晶片。 (路透社档案照)

    中国人工智能(AI)企业深度求索(DeepSeek)据报正在推进开发AI晶片,以降低对英伟达和华为晶片的依赖。

    路透社星期二(7月7日)独家报道,三名知情人士称,DeepSeek正在开发自有AI晶片,此举可能降低其对英伟达和华为晶片的依赖。

    知情人士称,这款晶片是为推理(inference)设计的,即AI计算中经过训练的模型为用户生成回应的阶段,而不是用于训练新模型。

    报道称,如果成功,DeepSeek进军半导体开发,将标志着这家在中国被广泛誉为中国AI代表企业的公司出现重大战略转向,并可能加剧中国科技巨头华为面临的挑战。

    虽然华为的产品与英伟达最先进晶片相比仍有相当大差距,但美国禁止向中国出口这些晶片,帮助华为在规模达500亿美元(645.84亿新元)的中国AI晶片市场获得约一半份额,供应DeepSeek以及其他几家领先的行业企业。

    不过,随着阿里巴巴和百度等科技竞争对手开发自有AI晶片并获取市场份额,华为对这一市场的掌控已经在削弱。

    三名消息人士称,DeepSeek的开发仍处于早期阶段,该公司正在接触外部合作伙伴,并与晶片设计、晶圆代工和存储公司进行讨论。其中一名人士称,这项工作大约在一年前启动。

    消息人士称,DeepSeek近几个月也增加了晶片设计工程师招聘,但招聘是私下进行的,并未在公开招聘平台发布职位。

    报道称,DeepSeek此举与全球AI巨头的发展趋势相似,即寻求对其模型背后的硬件拥有更大控制权,并减少对英伟达晶片的依赖。OpenAI上个月发布了Jalapeno,这是其首款与博通合作开发的定制推理景片;路透4月曾报道,Anthropic也一直在权衡是否打造自有AI晶片。

    DeepSeek创始人梁文锋在2024年一次罕见接受中国媒体采访时表示,晶片出口管制是公司面临的一项挑战。

    DeepSeek曾使用英伟达和华为晶片。该公司曾表示,支撑R1的基础模型是在英伟达H800上训练的。R1是一款推理模型,其低成本高性能表现曾在2025年1月引发美国科技股暴跌。H800是英伟达为中国市场设计的晶片,华盛顿已于2023年底禁止出口该晶片。

    此后,这家公司越来越依赖华为。今年4月,DeepSeek发布了适配华为昇腾的V4模型;华为表示,其处理器被用于V4-Flash的部分训练,V4-Flash是该模型的轻量版。路透此前报道,V4-Flash发布后,中国科技集团对华为昇腾950晶片的订单激增。

  • 针对特朗普议程的法律战火力升级,联邦律师倒向民主党阵营


    2026-07-07T06:00:41-04:00 / 福克斯新闻频道

    法庭文件显示,前联邦律师如今正参与挑战跨性别医疗保健与拨款政策的诉讼

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    发布于2026年7月7日 美国东部时间早上6:00

    律师称特朗普有“责任”解雇司法部政治任命官员

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    福克斯新闻数字频道的调查发现,随着蓝色州加紧针对总统第二任期议程的法律斗争,大批联邦律师正离开特朗普政府,转而加入民主党州总检察长办公室。

    《纽约时报》分析的就业数据显示,自2025年以来,已有超过1万名联邦律师——约占联邦政府全体律师的五分之一——离职。福克斯新闻数字频道的调查确认,其中已有超过100人随后开始为民主党州总检察长办公室工作,法庭文件显示,这些律师中的一部分如今正参与挑战特朗普政府的诉讼。

    福克斯新闻数字频道通过查阅公开的领英个人资料、州政府职员名录、公职人员声明以及法庭文件,识别出2025年1月后离开联邦公职、之后出现在民主党州总检察长办公室或相关诉讼记录中的律师。本次调查并未明确任何一名律师离职或加入州政府办公室的具体原因。

    考虑到联邦工作人员并非人人都开通了公开的领英账号,第二任特朗普政府时期跳槽到民主党州总检察长办公室的联邦律师实际人数可能更高。

    民主党总检察长警告联邦员工警惕特朗普的“买断计划”:旨在瓦解我们的联邦 workforce

    唐纳德·特朗普总统2025年6月27日在华盛顿白宫布雷迪新闻发布厅的新闻发布会上,与副司法部长托德·布兰奇一同发言。最高法院限制单一联邦法官否决行政行动的权力后,特朗普称这是“巨大胜利”。(安德鲁·卡巴列罗-雷诺兹/法新社通过盖蒂图片社拍摄)

    “俄勒冈州司法部是国内一些最优秀公职人员的归宿,其中包括来自美国司法部的资深律师,他们选择将自己的技能用于为俄勒冈州民众服务,”民主党籍俄勒冈州总检察长丹·雷菲尔德告诉福克斯新闻数字频道。“他们已经在发挥作用——在消费者保护、联邦越权案件、刑事司法、环境保护,以及我们的国民警卫队相关诉讼等领域。”

    正如雷菲尔德所暗示的,2025年1月后离开联邦公职的许多律师,此后直接参与了旨在对抗特朗普政府的诉讼。福克斯新闻数字频道查阅的法庭文件发现,大量曾在特朗普政府时期担任律师的人士,如今出现在针对该政府的法律诉讼名单中。

    其中包括马萨诸塞州提起的诉讼,反对特朗普政府限制未成年人跨性别医疗保健的举措;加利福尼亚州提起的诉讼,挑战该政府终止研究拨款的行为;民主党州总检察长在一起试图阻止特朗普解雇联邦贸易委员会委员的案件中提交的法庭之友意见书,以及多起试图限制总统部署国民警卫队的案件,等等。

    即便姓名未直接出现在文件中的律师,也能帮助民主党州总检察长挑战特朗普议程中的重大举措,并捍卫与总统利益相悖的州级政策。

    这类诉讼往往有多支律师团队代表多个不同的民主党州。民主党州总检察长公开披露,蓝州之间的密切合作是他们对抗特朗普政府战略的关键组成部分。

    俄勒冈州总检察长丹·雷菲尔德在讲台上发言。(埃里克·李通过盖蒂图片社拍摄)

    不再弹劾:民主党此番正通过第二条修正案挑战阻挠特朗普

    民主党州总检察长今年3月接受《卫报》采访时透露,他们自2024年起定期会面,讨论如何通过联合诉讼和公众参与,最有效地对抗特朗普政府。据报道,民主党州总检察长办公室的工作人员每日都会沟通,商讨如何让联邦政府承担责任,包括讨论哪个州应该牵头某起案件。

    “我非常自豪能加入这个总检察长——当然是民主党总检察长——联盟,他们每天都在为保护我们的权利,最重要的是为保护法治而工作,”马萨诸塞州总检察长安德里亚·乔伊·坎贝尔在2025年6月的新闻发布会上表示。“我们绝不能松懈。”

    与此同时,加利福尼亚州总检察长称跨州协作“至关重要”。

    在离职加入民主党州总检察长办公室的人员中,从事民权、移民、环境法、公共腐败和反垄断领域工作的律师比例偏高。

    政府雇员通常分为两类:旨在代表政府开展无党派工作的职业公务员,以及被授予更大空间开展明确政治项目的政治任命官员。福克斯新闻数字频道调查确认的律师,在加入民主党领导的州办公室之前,绝大多数都担任过职业联邦职务,而非政治职务。

    许多离职的联邦律师带走了长达数十年的工作经验,这意味着法律人才从联邦政府大规模转移到民主党州政府。

    2026年2月19日,华盛顿特区司法部大楼外悬挂的唐纳德·特朗普总统横幅,上面写着“让美国再次安全”。(希瑟·迪尔通过盖蒂图片社拍摄)

    高层离职:创造历史的总检察长解雇与强制离职

    其中一名律师在司法部工作了约20年,从法律实习生做起,最终升至助理总法律顾问,领导多支律师团队。如今,她在2025年8月离开司法部后,在科罗拉多州担任高级助理总检察长,帮助该州就联邦拨款纠纷与特朗普政府展开对抗。

    她绝非第二任特朗普政府时期离职的高级官员中的孤例。

    其他跳槽者包括但不限于:卫生与公众服务部助理首席法律顾问、国土安全部透明度办公室主任、多名美国检察官办公室部门主管,以及另一名在司法部工作近20年、如今领导马里兰州总检察长办公室追究特朗普政府责任工作的资深律师。

    “政治起诉”:共和党总检察长要求终止针对当选总统特朗普的“诉讼骚扰”

    2026年2月20日,华盛顿特区美国司法部总部外墙上悬挂的印有唐纳德·特朗普总统形象的横幅。(德鲁·安杰洛/法新社通过盖蒂图片社拍摄)

    “经验丰富的联邦检察官和美国司法部的律师选择加入州政府,选择俄勒冈州,选择为这里的民众而战,”雷菲尔德补充道。“我们很幸运能有他们加入俄勒冈州司法部这支已经极具才华且久经考验的团队。”

    与此同时,新泽西州总检察长办公室的一名发言人告诉福克斯新闻数字频道,该办公室最近通过招聘联邦律师,为领导层增添了多名成员,包括新的保险欺诈部门负责人。

    这一情况与特朗普第一任期形成显著差异,当时许多如今已经离职的律师当时仍在联邦政府任职,尽管个人离职的原因各不相同,且并非都公开透明。

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    政治评论家里查德·哈纳尼亚告诉福克斯新闻数字频道:“在特朗普时代,保守派运动吸引合格精英的能力大幅下降。教育极化是长期现象,但特朗普的民粹主义风格和政策纲领加剧了这一趋势,考虑到他对受教育程度较低群体的不成比例吸引力。这一点很重要,因为无论哪个政府试图实现目标,智力和经验都至关重要。”

    “仅仅拥有认同你理念的人是不够的,”他补充道。

    彭博法律5月的报道称,联邦律师的大规模流失严重损害了特朗普政府为其移民政策辩护的能力,自2025年1月以来,移民诉讼办公室约三分之一的律师——包括许多拥有关键专业知识的高级官员——已经离职。

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    但特朗普政府否认其效率因律师大规模离职受到冲击。

    “即便检察官人数比上一届政府少一千人,本司法部起诉的罪犯人数也比上一届政府同期多出近5万人,”司法部一名女发言人告诉福克斯新闻数字频道。“我国的谋杀率处于125年来的最低水平,我们逮捕了超过90名主要贩毒集团头目,抓获了联邦调查局十大通缉犯中的8人,从街头收缴了数百万剂致命 fentanyl——所有这些成就之外,我们还在最高法院紧急诉讼 docket 中取得了创纪录的24场胜利。”

    “这些成就堪称惊人,而且都是在媒体吹捧的所谓‘反特朗普检察官离职’的情况下取得的,”她补充道。

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    尽管自2025年1月以来已有超过1万名联邦律师离开政府,但各机构在此期间也雇佣了约3200名律师,特朗普政府也多次公开推动鼓励或招募意识形态一致的律师申请职位。

    自特朗普再次就职以来离开联邦服务的律师中,绝大多数来自司法部、教育部和环境保护署等机构。加利福尼亚州、马里兰州、纽约州和科罗拉多州是他们离职后最常见的目的地。

    “那些被司法部解雇的人是有原因的。那些辞职或选择‘分岔路口’选项的人,可能更认同拜登总统的优先事项,自然会选择离开,这在政权过渡期间很常见,”司法部女发言人继续说道。“本届政府给了职业员工‘分岔路口’的选择,目的是有意缩减政府规模,消除那些未能有效助力打击犯罪核心任务的不必要层级人员。”

    白宫将福克斯新闻数字频道引荐至总统唐纳德·特朗普在Truth Social上发布的一篇帖子,他在帖子中称,许多离开他政府的律师是“激进左翼深层国家疯子,他们正在摧毁我们的国家,并且将政府武器化”。

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    “这使得司法部能够更高效地运转,并招聘到全心全意认同我们保护美国民众安全使命的优秀律师,”女发言人说道。

    福克斯新闻数字频道已联系所有民主党州总检察长办公室征求评论。

    Legal war on Trump’s agenda gains firepower as federal lawyers defect to Democrats

    2026-07-07T06:00:41-04:00 / Fox News

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    Federal lawyers are leaving the Trump administration and landing in Democratic state attorneys general’s offices in large numbers as blue states ramp up their legal fight against the president’s second-term agenda, a Fox News Digital review found.

    Employment data analyzed by the New York Times indicates that more than 10,000 federal attorneys — approximately one-fifth of all lawyers employed by the federal government — have left their posts since 2025 began. Of these, a Fox News Digital review identified well over 100 who have since begun working for Democratic attorneys general’s offices, with legal filings showing that some of those lawyers are now involved in cases challenging the Trump administration.

    Fox News Digital reviewed public LinkedIn profiles, state staff directories, statements from public officials and court filings to identify attorneys who left federal service after January 2025 and later appeared in Democratic attorneys general’s offices or relevant litigation records. The review does not establish why any individual attorney left federal service or joined a state office.

    The true number of federal attorneys who have moved to Democratic attorneys general offices under the second Trump administration is likely higher, given that public LinkedIn accounts are not ubiquitous among federal workers.

    DEM AGS WARN FEDERAL WORKERS ABOUT TRUMP BUYOUT OFFER: ‘AIMED AT DISMANTLING OUR FEDERAL WORKFORCE’

    President Donald Trump speaks alongside Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche during a news conference in the Brady Briefing Room of the White House in Washington, D.C., on June 27, 2025. Trump called it a “GIANT WIN” after the Supreme Court limited the power of lone federal judges to block executive actions.(ANDREW CABALLERO-REYNOLDS/AFP via Getty Images)

    “Oregon DOJ is a destination for some of the most talented public servants in the country, including experienced lawyers from the U.S. Department of Justice who are choosing to bring their skills to serve Oregonians at the state level,” Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield, a Democrat, told Fox News Digital. “They’re already making a difference — on consumer protection, federal overreach cases, criminal justice, environmental protection and on litigation like our National Guard case.”

    As Rayfield alluded to, many of the attorneys who left federal service after January 2025 have since worked directly on cases aimed at combating the Trump administration. Court filings reviewed by Fox News Digital uncovered scores of individuals who previously worked as lawyers under the Trump administration whose names now appear on legal actions taken against it.

    These include a lawsuit filed by Massachusetts opposing the Trump administration’s efforts to restrict transgender healthcare for minors, a suit filed by California challenging its termination of research grants, an amicus brief filed by Democratic attorneys general in a case seeking to stop Trump from firing FTC commissioners, and multiple cases seeking to rein in the president’s National Guard deployments, among others.

    Even those whose names don’t directly appear on filings can help Democratic attorneys general challenge major pieces of Trump’s agenda and defend state-level policies contrary to the president’s interests.

    Many of these lawsuits featured multiple teams of lawyers representing a host of different Democratic states. Democratic attorneys general have publicly disclosed that close cooperation between fellow blue states is a key part of their strategy to resist the Trump administration.

    Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield speaks at a podium.(Eric Lee/Getty Images)

    INSTEAD OF IMPEACHMENT, DEMS ARE USING ARTICLE II CHALLENGES TO IMPEDE TRUMP THIS TIME

    Speaking to The Guardian in March, Democratic attorneys general disclosed that they have been meeting regularly since 2024 to discuss how they can best resist the Trump administration through joint lawsuits and public engagement. Staff from Democratic attorneys general’s offices reportedly communicate daily regarding how they can hold the federal government to account, discussing items such as which state should lead a given case.

    “I’m really proud to be part of this attorney general — and, of course, Democratic attorney general — coalition that is doing the work every single day to protect our rights, and most importantly, the rule of law,” Massachusetts state Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell said at a press conference in June 2025. “We can’t take our sight off of that.”

    California’s attorney general, meanwhile, called the cross-state collaboration “critical.”

    Federal lawyers working in the areas of civil rights, immigration, environmental law, public corruption and antitrust were overrepresented among those who left to work for Democratic attorneys general.

    Government employees generally fall into two camps: career civil servants who are intended to carry out nonpartisan work on behalf of the government and political appointees who are granted greater leeway to work on explicitly political projects. The attorneys identified in Fox News Digital’s review overwhelmingly appear to have held career, rather than political, federal roles before joining Democratic-led state offices.

    Many of the lawyers leaving federal service are taking one, or even two, decades of service with them, constituting a significant transfer of legal talent from the national government to Democratic states.

    A banner of President Donald Trump hangs on the Department of Justice building in Washington, D.C., on Feb. 19, 2026. The banner reads “Make America Safe Again.”(Heather Diehl/Getty Images)

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    One such lawyer worked in the Justice Department for roughly 20 years, beginning as a legal intern and ultimately rising to the position of assistant general counsel, leading multiple teams of attorneys. Now, after leaving the DOJ in August 2025, the lawyer works as a senior assistant attorney general in Colorado, helping the state fight the Trump administration in disputes over federal grants.

    They were far from the only high-profile departure under the second Trump administration.

    Others who jumped ship included, but were not limited to, the assistant chief counsel at the Department of Health and Human Services, the director of transparency at the Department of Homeland Security, multiple U.S. attorneys’ office division chiefs and another near-20-year veteran of the DOJ who now leads the Maryland attorney general’s efforts to hold the Trump administration accountable.

    ‘POLITICAL PROSECUTIONS’: REPUBLICAN AGS DEMAND END TO ‘LAWFARE’ PROSECUTIONS OF PRESIDENT-ELECT TRUMP’

    A banner featuring an image of President Donald Trump is displayed on the facade of the U.S. Department of Justice headquarters in Washington, D.C., on Feb. 20, 2026.(Drew Angerer/AFP/Getty Images)

    “Experienced federal prosecutors and lawyers from the U.S. Department of Justice are choosing state service, choosing Oregon, and choosing to fight for the people here,” Rayfield added. “We’re fortunate to have them joining the already incredibly talented, proven team here at the Oregon Department of Justice.”

    A spokeswoman for New Jersey’s attorney general, meanwhile, told Fox News Digital that it recently added multiple members to its leadership team, including its new insurance fraud head, by recruiting federal lawyers.

    The timing marks a notable change from the first Trump administration, when some of the same attorneys who have since left then remained in federal service, though the reasons for individual departures vary and are not always publicly known.

    DEM AGS SUE OVER TRUMP ADMINISTRATION’S DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION LAYOFFS

    President Donald Trump and U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Jeanine Ferris Pirro speak during a press conference about deploying federal law enforcement agents in Washington to support local police in the White House Press Briefing Room in Washington, D.C., on Aug. 11, 2025.(Jonathan Ernst/Reuters)

    “In the Trump era, the conservative movement has become much less able to attract competent elites. Education polarization is a long-term phenomenon, but Trump’s populist style and policy platform has supercharged it, given his disproportionate appeal to the less educated,” political commentator Richard Hanania told Fox News Digital. “This matters, because intelligence and experience are important for any administration trying to achieve its goals.”

    “Simply having people who agree with you isn’t enough,” he added.

    Bloomberg Law reported in May that the exodus of federal attorneys was seriously harming the Trump administration’s ability to defend its immigration policies, with roughly a third of those in the Office of Immigration Litigation — including many in senior roles with critical expertise — having left since January 2025.

    DOJ OUTLINES 10 ‘WINS’ UNDER TRUMP, SAYS AGENCY RESTORED AFTER BIDEN ERA

    President Donald Trump speaks during the swearing-in ceremony for interim U.S. Attorney for Washington, D.C., Jeanine Pirro in the Oval Office of the White House on May 28, 2025, in Washington, D.C.(Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)

    The Trump administration, however, denies that its efficiency has been rocked by the mass exit of lawyers.

    “Even with a thousand fewer prosecutors than the previous administration, this Department has indicted nearly 50,000 more criminals than the previous administration had in the same timeframe,” a DOJ spokeswoman told Fox News Digital. “Our country has the lowest murder rate in 125 years, we’ve arrested more than 90 key cartel leaders, captured eight on the FBI’s Top 10 most wanted list, and removed millions of deadly doses of fentanyl from our streets — all on top of achieving a record 24 victories on the Supreme Court’s emergency docket.”

    “These achievements are nothing short of astonishing, and they have all been accomplished even with the supposed ‘exodus’ of anti-Trump prosecutors the media idolize,” she added.

    DUFFY JUST GOT AN ADDITIONAL JOB IN TRUMP’S ADMINISTRATION — AND HE’S NOT THE ONLY ONE WEARING MULTIPLE HATS

    President Donald Trump speaks at a hearing of the Religious Liberty Commission at the Museum of the Bible in Washington on Sept. 8, 2025.(Alex Brandon/AP)

    While more than 10,000 federal attorneys have left government since January 2025, agencies have also hired roughly 3,200 attorneys during that period and the Trump administration has made multiple public pushes to encourage or recruit ideologically aligned lawyers to apply for roles.

    The bulk of the lawyers who have left federal service since Trump took office for a second time were at agencies such as the DOJ, the Department of Education and the Environmental Protection Agency. California, Maryland, New York and Colorado were some of their most common destinations after leaving the Trump administration.

    “Those who were fired from the Department were fired for a reason. Those who resigned or took the fork in the road option likely aligned more with the priorities of President Biden and would naturally leave, which is common during transitions,” the DOJ spokeswoman continued. “The Administration gave career employees the fork in the road option to intentionally reduce the size of the government and eliminate unnecessary layers of staff who don’t effectively contribute to the mission of aggressively tackling crime.”

    The White House referred Fox News Digital to a Truth Social post written by President Donald Trump where he claims that many of the lawyers who have departed from his administration were “Radical Left Deep State Lunatics, who are destroying our Country, and Weaponizing Government.”

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    “This has allowed DOJ to run more efficiently and hire talented attorneys who wholeheartedly believe in our mission to keep the American people safe,” the spokeswoman said.

    Fox News Digital reached out to every Democratic state attorney general’s office for comment.

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