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Family sues over abortion ban they say led to pregnant woman’s death

Published 9:51 AM EDT, Sat September 19, 2026 / CNN Politics

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Family sues over abortion ban they say led to pregnant woman’s death

The family of Tierra Walker says the strict abortion ban in Texas led to the 37-year-old’s death. They’ve now filed a lawsuit, and among those named is Texas Attorney General and Republican senate candidate Ken Paxton. Tierra Walker’s aunt, Latanya, and the family’s attorney, Molly Duane, join Victor Blackwell.

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美军误信AI幻觉情报 险拦截中国船只酿冲突

2026年9月19日 20:33 / 联合早报

• 据CNN引述消息人士报道，今年初美伊战争期间，美军因误信AI生成的虚假情报，险些在中东海域强行拦截一艘中国船只。 – 分析员使用聊天机器人整合开源与机密情报后，错误判断船上运载核武相关组件，并据此整理发布标准情报报告。 – 美军启动应急机制准备登船拦截时，官员深入核查发现情报完全基于AI生成，聊天机器人错误识别了船上货物。 – 消息人士称该报告“完全错误”且“差点引发一场战争”，多名美国官员指出目前尚无统一标准核实AI生成的信息。

8月16日，美国海军亨利·J·凯泽号补给舰给亚伯拉罕·林肯号航空母舰进行海上补给。美军今年初误信AI幻觉情报，差一点就对一艘在中东海域航行的中国船只采取强行登船拦截行动。 （路透社）

（华盛顿综合电）美国军方在今年初美伊战争期间，因误信由人工智能（AI）生成的虚假情报，险些在海上强行拦截一艘中国船只。这起差点引发战火的重大失误，暴露出美军在情报分析与军事决策中盲目依赖AI技术的致命缺陷与极高风险。

美国有线电视新闻网（CNN）星期五（9月18日）引述四名消息人士报道，美军当时接获一份由美国特种作战司令部（USSOCOM）分析员整理的标准情报报告，称一艘在中东海域航行的中国船只正运送与核武器计划相关的敏感组件。

美军随即启动应急机制，计划拦截这艘船。就在美国军人准备强行登船、军机已升空戒备的紧要关头，美国官员深入核查报告来源，发现情报完全基于AI生成，而分析员使用的聊天机器人错误识别了船上运载的货物。

消息人士说，这份报告是“完全错误的”，且“差点引发一场战争”。若美军当时对中国船只采取任何强制军事行动，极可能导致事态升级，甚至引发两国间的直接武装冲突。

美军和情报界如今正推动把AI融入几乎所有工作环节，从分析收集到的海量原始情报、选择打击目标，到更日常的应用如管理预算、物流和供应链。

这起事件凸显出在战争期间利用AI技术进行目标识别，存在重大风险。分析人士担心，如果国家依赖质量低劣或被窜改的数据，AI可能导致灾难性误判。

在此次事件中，位于夏威夷的美国太平洋司令部获取有关上述中国船只载货清单的情报，分析员就此询问聊天机器人，聊天机器人整合了开源情报与美国政府内部的机密信号情报后，判断船上运载的是核武计划相关的组件。分析员随后再次使用AI，将此“发现”整理成标准情报报告发布出去。

美军之所以积极推动使用AI，是因为相信AI能协助加快战场决策，例如选定打击目标或决定军事资产调动。

一名消息人士指出，在目标锁定方面，AI的应用无疑正日益增加，但对于如何通过让人类介入来避免平民伤亡或误伤友军，目前尚无明确的指导方针。

分析员使用的AI工具产生“幻觉”，在情报界并非首例。AI给分析员带来压力，迫使他们须更快生成和传播情报，这同时也增加了出错的风险。消息人士称，年轻分析员尤其熟悉这类工具，更容易不加鉴别地信任AI输出的结果。

多名知情的美国官员也指出，政府各部门使用不同的AI工具，遵循不同指令与安全标准，目前没有一套标准来核实这些工具生成的信息。由于军方和情报界部署了多种不同的AI系统，这意味着可靠性和功能表现也存在巨大差异。

约堡九女接连遇害引发恐慌 南非民众上街抗议性别暴力

2026年9月19日 20:45 / 联合早报

星期五（9月18日）在南非首都开普敦举行的悼念活动上，一名女学生手举写着“停下！请停止杀害我们”的牌子。 （路透社）

南非最大城市约翰内斯堡附近近期接连发生九名年轻女性被杀害案件，再度引发全社会对女性安全的恐慌与愤怒。多地民众星期六纷纷走上街头哀悼死者，并要求政府全面改革警务机制并采取有力行动惩治凶手。

路透社报道，过去两个月里，南非警方在约翰内斯堡以东的埃库鲁莱尼（Ekurhuleni）地区陆续发现了九具女性尸体。受害者年龄介于20多岁至30多岁，部分遗体被发现时衣物被剥光，有遭受性侵犯的迹象。

警方正在调查这些命案是否存在关联。

约翰内斯堡星期六（9月19日）举行一场路跑活动，悼念其中一名受害者莫塞拉克戈莫（Elizabeth Moselakgomo）。莫塞拉克戈莫外出跑步时失踪，几天后被发现遇害。参与活动的民众点燃蜡烛，手持写有“够了，停止杀害女性”的横幅。

伦特塞拉（Lerato Lentsela）说：“我们今天聚在这里，是因为我们失去一位跑友。但事实上，我们现在在任何地方都不安全……我们跑步不安全，去邮局不安全，约会不安全，待在自己家里不安全，甚至坐私召车（Uber）也不安全。”

这一系列命案再次激起南非社会对针对女性暴力的愤怒。尽管南非在2025年已将性别暴力列为“国家灾难”，但许多女性称，政府的高度关注和口头承诺并未让她们感到更安全。

南非总统拉马福萨星期四（17日）说，南非绝不能对这种暴力行为习以为常，并誓言将不遗余力地彻查这些命案。

然而，由于腐败和资源匮乏，南非警力已被严重削弱。据统计，南非仅有约十分之一的谋杀案最终能告破。

女性求变组织（Women for Change）星期五（18日）也在南非首都开普敦举行悼念活动。组织成员乔吉亚特（Merlize Jogiat）说：“我们须要重新审视警务机制。这九名受害女性之所以能被找到，仅仅是因为当地加强了警力部署，而类似的问题其实遍布全国。”

南非开普敦大学的学生在9月18日的哀悼活动中，以手机手电筒代替蜡烛，悼念性别暴力和杀害女性事件的受害者。（法新社）

美签署对俄制裁法案 中国商务部：关注后续举措

2026年9月19日 20:46 / 联合早报

俄乌战争已持续四年多，图为9月16日，俄罗斯对乌克兰首都基辅发动无人机袭击后，现场升起浓烟。 （路透社）

美国一项针对俄罗斯的制裁法令，或对中国等购买俄罗斯原油和天然气的主要买家征收高额关税。中国商务部回应称，反对以涉及第三方为由，对他国采取“次级制裁措施”，将继续密切关注美国后续举措。

美国众议院星期三（9月16日）通过《2026年林赛·格雷厄姆制裁俄罗斯和伊朗法案》，加大对俄罗斯经济施压。

其中，法案授权美国总统特朗普对俄罗斯原油和天然气的主要买家征收高达100%的关税，中国和印度料首当其冲。特朗普星期五（18日）已签署法案。

中国商务部星期六（19日）晚以答记者问的方式回应说，中国一贯反对缺乏联合国授权和国际法依据的单边制裁，反对以涉及第三方为由，对他国采取所谓次级制裁措施。

“中国历来在平等互利的基础上同世界各国开展正常的经贸合作，有关合作既不针对第三方，也不受第三方的干扰和胁迫。”

发言人说，中国商务部将继续密切关注美国后续举措，并保留采取一切必要措施的权利，坚定维护中国国家主权和发展利益以及企业的合法正当权益。“希望美方与中方相向而行，通过对话和磋商保持经贸关系稳定，为维护世界贸易秩序和全球产供链安全稳定多做贡献。”

沙特机场储油区起火升黑烟 200多趟航班延误

2026年9月19日 21:44 / 联合早报

沙特阿拉伯利雅得哈立德国王国际机场的储油区9月19日升起滚滚黑烟 （路透社）

沙特阿拉伯首都利雅得罕见发出防空警报后，主要机场疑似遭到袭击，附近响起爆炸声后，储油区一带升起滚滚黑烟，大量航班受影响。

综合法新社和路透社报道，利雅得星期六（9月19日）传出数声巨响，随后哈立德国王国际机场附近上空升起巨大的黑色烟柱。

根据媒体发布的影像，滚滚浓烟旁可以清晰看见机场高速公路、主航站楼及其他设施。视频的一幕还显示，疑似储油罐的设施后方有烈火熊熊燃起。

在这之前，沙特当局在凌晨4时和6时，两次向首都及周边地区发布防范空袭警报。警报后来在上午解除。不过，在警报解除前，身处利雅得奥拉亚区（Olaya）的路透社记者曾听到巨响。

航班追踪网站flightradar24的数据显示，哈立德国王国际机场星期六有270多趟航班延误，平均延误时长50分钟。

目前还没有组织对这起事件负责。沙特政府也暂时还未对浓烟，以及浓烟与夜间警报的关系置评。

法国债务规模创30年新高 信用评级遭下调

2026年9月19日 21:50 / 联合早报

图为9月15日，法国巴黎知名景点先贤祠（Pantheon）前广场上的游客。 （AFP）

由于财政赤字持续飙升，法国的债务不断膨胀，今年的公共债务占国内生产总值的比重将创下1995年以来的新高。与此同时，评级机构Scope Ratings宣布下调法国的信用评级，使法国公共财政状况雪上加霜。

法新社引述法国财政部消息人士报道，法国公共债务占GDP的比重预计将在今年达到119.3%，并在2027年进一步攀升至121.7%。这一数字是欧盟规定的60%上限的一倍之多。

自法国国家统计局从1995年开始采用现行统计方法记录债务水平以来，这个数据将创下历史新高。

消息人士说，由于赤字居高不下，法国债务上升是“必然的连锁反应”。根据欧盟规则，成员国的财政赤字占GDP的比重不应超过3%。然而，法国去年的赤字占比达到5.1%，政府更预计今年将进一步升至5.4%。

受消费疲软的冲击，法国经济增速自去年第三季以来一直在放缓。近期，美伊冲突引发的能源价格暴涨，也对法国经济造成进一步打击。

在法国公共财政警钟频吹之际，欧洲评级机构Scope Ratings宣布将这个欧元区第二大经济体的信用评级从“AA-”下调至“A+”，与惠誉（Fitch）和标普（S&P）处于同一水平。

过去两年，法国一直因赤字过高而受到欧盟特别财政监督。巴黎希望在明年将赤字占比降至5%。

法国总理勒科尔尼星期四在公布预算草案时说，政府计划在2027年预算中进行约540亿欧元（约790亿新元）的调整和开支削减。

不过他也说，由于大选临近，一些较为敏感的措施将留给国会决定，如政府提出的削减退休人员税收优惠的建议。目前，草案已提交公共财政高等委员会评估可行性。

Cuba’s power grid collapses again, leaving millions without electricity for at least 6th time this year

September 19, 2026 / 8:11 AM EDT / CBS News

Cuba’s power grid collapsed once again on Friday, leaving millions of people across the island without electricity for at least the sixth time since President Trump cut off fuel to the island in January.

The Ministry of Energy and Mines announced the islandwide power outage on its official X account and added that officials had begun “activating service-restoration protocols.”

“No one can stand these constant blackouts. There isn’t enough food, there’s no water, there’s no electricity — you have no idea,” Mercedes Rodriguez, a 60-year-old worker in Havana, told The Associated Press as she waited for public transportation to return home. “The country is in such a sad state, and there are no words for what we’re going through.”

According to Cuban authorities, a failure reportedly occurred in transmission lines in the western part of the country, causing the system to collapse in that area — as far as Matanzas province — and the eastern section of the island was subsequently disconnected.

The official newspaper Granma reported “unstable” weather conditions further aggravated the grid’s situation.

By dusk, power had been restored to 5% of users in Havana, which has a total of about 862,000 customers, according to official data. Small power-distribution “micro-islands” were being established in the provinces of Camagüey, Pinar del Río and Granma. Some systems serving hospitals and other emergency facilities were being reactivated.

An elderly woman sits in the doorway of her home during a blackout in Havana, Cuba, Friday, Sept. 18, 2026. Ramon Espinosa/AP

Abilén Marrero, a homemaker, sat resignedly at the entrance to her building in central Havana on Friday.

“Maybe it’ll come back this afternoon or tomorrow—there’s no way to know. We just have to wait,” she said.

Power grid collapses have become increasingly common over the past two years because of the severe economic crisis gripping the island. They have worsened since January, after the United States imposed an energy blockade aimed at forcing a change in Cuba’s political system. Mr. Trump signed an executive order that would impose tariffs on countries that sell or provide oil to Cuba.

The restrictions prevent Cuba from importing the fuel needed to operate its thermoelectric power plants, as well as replacement parts required to maintain infrastructure that in many cases has become obsolete. Just one tanker of fuel has been delivered since, by a Russian tanker in March.

The two most recent nationwide blackouts occurred in early August, following others in July and March, as well as several regional outages.

Even when the national power grid is working, Cubans regularly endure outages lasting more than 30 consecutive hours. Ernesto Soberón Guzman, the Cuban ambassador to the United Nations, called the outages a “collective punishment” in a conversation with CBS News last month.

The blackouts have had a significant impact on the population and, combined with the energy embargo, have led to transportation limitations, reduced work hours and flight cancellations, in addition to serious public health consequences.

The power outages also affect basic activities such as cooking, water supply and internet and telephone service.

The Trump administration has also quietly examined a range of options for possible military action against the island, CBS News previously reported. Officials stressed that military briefings, which discussed options including an Army-led air assault, were not an indication that President Trump or the Pentagon have decided to carry out an operation.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio has emphasized the U.S. prefers a diplomatic option for a transition to a new government led by technocrats and willing to make economic reforms, but that process has stalled despite the pressure from the Trump administration.

Mr. Trump has previously highlighted the U.S. overthrow and arrest of former Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro and the installation of a friendly successor as a potential blueprint for what he would like to achieve in Cuba.

叙利亚东部军事设施爆炸造成11人死亡

2026年9月19日 22:20 / 联合早报

叙利亚国家通讯社（SANA）发布的照片显示，叙利亚国防部已为在代尔祖尔省的一处军事设施爆炸中牺牲的11名烈士举行了葬礼。 （法新社）

叙利亚东部一处军事设施发生原因不明的爆炸，造成11人死亡。

法新社报道，叙利亚当局星期六（9月19日）说，东部代尔祖尔省（Deir Ezzor）的一处军事设施前一天发生爆炸。

国防部曾于星期五（18日）通报这起军事设施爆炸事件，并称事发原因正在调查中。叙官方媒体当时报道称，消防和救援人员已赶赴现场，但未立即提供伤亡数据。

叙利亚国家通讯社（SANA）报道，叙利亚国防部已为在爆炸中牺牲的11人举行了葬礼。

叙利亚此前已发生过多起军火库爆炸事件。执政多年的阿萨德政府于2024年底倒台，叙利亚目前正处于震荡后的重建与过渡期。

本月早些时候，叙利亚西北部一处军火库发生爆炸，造成14人死亡。在那之前，同样是在西北部地区，一辆装满弹药的汽车发生爆炸，夺走至少五条人命。

CNN, MS NOW and Politico staffers turned away from White House after Trump ban

September 19, 2026 / 11:04 AM EDT / CBS News

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MS NOW, CNN and Politico staffers were turned away from the White House on Saturday morning, the networks said, one day after President Trump said he was banning the three outlets from the property.

CBS News observed an MS NOW correspondent and cameraman being turned away from the White House around 8 a.m. Saturday. Both had their hard passes revoked. The correspondent, Akayla Gardner, said on MS NOW she was told her pass was disabled when she tried to swipe in. She said when she asked why, the security guard said the matter was above him.

CBS News also saw CNN reporter Betsy Klein and a cameraman trying to enter the White House grounds on Saturday, and eventually leave without their badges.

Politico said in its morning newsletter that reporter Cheyenne Haslett was also denied entry to the White House on Saturday morning. Politico said she was stopped by Secret Service and had her pass confiscated.

MS NOW, formerly known as MSNBC, said in a statement that it “intends to take any and all steps necessary to defend our First Amendment rights and the essential role of independent journalism in our democracy.”

“The White House belongs to the American people and the decisions made inside are funded by our tax dollars,” the news organization added.

CNN said in a statement that its “mission to report on the U.S. government will continue regardless of any attempts to restrict physical access to the White House and other government buildings, or any other attempts to impede our journalism.”

“We will not be deflected from our duty to hold the government and other public bodies to account, and we will continue to report on the actions and processes of this administration without fear or favor,” CNN added. “CNN stands fully behind our White House team.”

Politico editor-in-chief Jonathan Greenberger said in an email to the newsroom that the outlet stands by Haslett “and all reporters here covering the White House.” He said that Politico will “vigorously defend our First Amendment rights.”

Mr. Trump has also threatened to bar other outlets from the White House, but has not made any further announcements as of Saturday morning.

The president of the White House Correspondents’ Association, Fox News reporter Jacqui Heinrich, said the organization “stands in defense of our colleagues at CNN, MSNOW, and Politico who are being singled out for doing their jobs.”

Mr. Trump justified the ban on Friday by saying he was “tired of reading and seeing fake news” from the outlets. He did not highlight any specific stories. He told another reporter that he dislikes “dishonest press.”

The White House referred CBS News to Mr. Trump’s comments.

This is not the first time Mr. Trump has clashed with press outlets. Last year, the president took steps to bar the Associated Press from White House coverage after the outlet refused to refer to the Gulf of Mexico as the “Gulf of America.” The news outlet sued on First Amendment grounds. In April 2025, a federal judge ruled the White House must restore the AP’s access to presidential spaces. However, a federal appeals court allowed the administration to temporarily ban the AP from smaller restricted spaces, and that legal dispute is ongoing.

During Mr. Trump’s first term, the White House attempted to take away the press pass of then-CNN correspondent Jim Acosta after a testy exchange between him and Mr. Trump. CNN filed suit, and a federal judge ordered Acosta’s press pass to be restored.

CBS News legal contributor Jessica Levinson said that the latest ban “smacks of content-based discrimination.”

“That’s the primary thing that the First Amendment guards against,” Levinson said.

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