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Records show $28,000 of the donations came since February 2024, shortly after Brown announced his re-election bid

By Kiera McDonald , Andrew Mark MillerFox News

Published October 28, 2026 5:00am EDT

GOP strategist weighs in on Dem nominee’s Pelosi-linked campaign cash

Mehek Cooke, a GOP strategist and attorney in Ohio, told Fox News Digital that former Ohio Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown has long been part of the “broken Washington system” he frequently condemns.

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FIRST ON FOX: Former Ohio Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown has pitched himself as a Washington outsider fighting against a broken system, but records reviewed by Fox News Digital show his campaign pocketed tens of thousands of dollars from Nancy Pelosi, one of the most notable establishment figures in Washington, D.C., whose husband is a prolific stock trader.

A vocal critic of members of Congress “who are too busy lining their own pockets” and trading stocks, Brown’s campaign has accepted a total of $33,000 from Pelosi-affiliated committees since 2006, including $28,000 since February 2024, according to Federal Election Commission records.

Brown has taken a firm stance against congressional stock trading, writing on his campaign website, “No one – NO ONE – who serves in Congress, or their spouse, should be able to trade stocks. They also shouldn’t be able to turn around when they leave office and become a lobbyist. If you can’t agree to that, you shouldn’t be in public office.”

Just weeks after announcing his comeback bid last year, Brown received $7,000 from committees affiliated with Pelosi. PAC to the Future gave $5,000, while Nancy Pelosi for Congress gave $2,000.

WATCH: DEM CANDIDATE GRILLED ON STOCK TRADING AFTER BEING DUPED WITH SELFIE REQUEST

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Former Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate, addresses voters during a campaign event at the Athens Armory near Ohio University in Athens, Ohio, on Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2026.(Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images)

Mehek Cooke, a GOP strategist and attorney in Ohio, told Fox News Digital that Brown has always sided with the Democratic establishment and has “never worked for us.”

“I hate when people present themselves as one thing and then turn their backs on you in Washington,” Cooke said, calling it another example of Brown’s “Jekyll and Hyde” platform.

She pointed to Brown’s lengthy career in politics as proof that he has been part of a system for “50-plus years” that he frequently condemns.

The former House speaker and her husband, Paul Pelosi, have an estimated net worth of roughly $278 million, according to a 2026 Yahoo Finance report. A 2025 New York Post report also found the couple made more than $130 million in stock profits during her congressional career.

In a statement to Fox News Digital, Nicholas Martin, a spokesperson for Pelosi, denied she had any involvement in stock trading.

“Speaker Pelosi does not own any stocks and has no knowledge or subsequent involvement in any transactions,” Martin wrote.

Pelosi stood behind lawmakers trading individual stocks during a 2021 press briefing, saying, “We are a free-market economy. They should be able to participate in that,” before changing course in early 2022. Last year, Pelosi supported a ban, saying, “We must have strong transparency, robust accountability and tough enforcement for financial conduct in office because the American people deserve confidence that their elected leaders are serving the public interest — not their personal portfolios.”

FOX NEWS POLL: GENDER GAP AND POCKETBOOK PAIN SHAPE OHIO SENATE RACE

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and her husband, Paul Pelosi, attend the dedication ceremony for the Barack Obama Presidential Center in Chicago on June 18.(Jim Vondruska/Getty Images)

Brown’s position comes amid ongoing debate over congressional stock trading, with critics arguing the controversial practice gives lawmakers an unfair advantage. Last month, Senate Democrats blocked a Republican-backed bill, the Stop Insider Trading Act, that would ban lawmakers from trading stocks, arguing it wasn’t strong enough.

Brown, recruited to run by Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, is looking to reclaim a seat in the U.S. Senate and will face Republican Sen. Jon Husted in Ohio’s closely watched midterm race. Brown, a former chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, was first elected to the Senate in 2006 before losing his 2024 re-election bid to Sen. Bernie Moreno, R-Ohio.

EX-HOUSE DEM WHO RIPPED CONGRESSIONAL STOCK TRADING BAN AS ‘BULLS—‘ CHANGES HER TUNE IN COMEBACK BID

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Senator Jon Husted, a Republican from Ohio, during a Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee confirmation hearing in Washington, D.C., on Thursday, Feb. 13, 2025.(Getty Images)

This is not the first time Brown has faced questions over his campaign donations. Fox News Digital reported in September that Brown targeted Husted over Ohio’s data centers in a campaign ad featuring a facility owned by Google, despite its PAC and lobbyists donating thousands of dollars to his campaigns.

Cooke said Brown will continue accepting money from prominent Democrats like Pelosi rather than fighting “for the working man.”

“Sherrod Brown’s always going to be part of the broken Washington system that President Trump just flipped upside down when he got into office,” Cooke said.

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Fox News Digital reached out to Brown’s campaign for comment.

“Sherrod Brown spent 32 years in Washington literally building the system he now calls ‘rigged,’” Husted campaign spokesperson Amy Natoce told Fox News Digital in a statement. “Brown is backed and funded by the same people he claims to oppose — this is just another stunning example of Sherrod Brown’s hypocrisy and the fact that he’s willing to lie to Ohio families.”

Kiera McDonald is a Production Assistant for Fox News Digital.

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DSA-affiliated Senate nominee sparks bipartisan uproar with comments on communist dictatorship

Democrats and Republicans rebuked Angie Nixon after her CBS News interview went viral

By Alec Schemmel / Fox News

Published October 28, 2026 5:00am EDT

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Florida Democratic Senate nominee Angie Nixon responds when CBS News asks whether she considers Cuba a dictatorship.

Florida Democratic Senate nominee Angie Nixon is facing a wave of criticism over her response to a seemingly straightforward question about whether Cuba is a dictatorship, months after joining the Democratic Socialists of America as she campaigns for statewide office in a state shaped by generations of Cuban exiles.

“You know, that is what people have told me. I have never been to Cuba, and so I will have to take their word for it,” Nixon told CBS News when asked directly whether she considers Cuba a dictatorship.

Nixon later pushed back on critics who portrayed her answer as a refusal to acknowledge Cuba’s government as a dictatorship, saying she was referring to Cubans she has spoken with who described the country that way and that she believes them.

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Democratic U.S. Senate candidate and Florida state Rep. Angie Nixon speaks during a visit to the Ball and Chain Cuban restaurant/nightclub as she campaigns in the Little Havana neighborhood on Aug. 29, 2026, in Miami, Fla.(Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

“It’s disappointing to have to say this, but CBS News, this is a serious failure of editorial reporting,” Nixon wrote on X in response to the network’s initial post about the exchange. “I clearly state in this clip that while I have not personally been to Cuba, I have spoken with Cubans who have described it as a dictatorship, and I believe them,” she continued. “To claim I declined to answer the question is categorically false. That is not journalism. It is misinformation.”

CBS subsequently deleted its original post, which had characterized Nixon as declining to say whether Cuba is a dictatorship, and reposted the interview with an editor’s note acknowledging that the earlier version “did not accurately portray Rep. Nixon’s answer.”

But Nixon’s underlying response still drew criticism from Democrats and Republicans.

Among the Democrats criticizing Nixon was Phil Ehr, the party’s nominee in Florida’s 28th Congressional District, who tied his concerns directly to conversations he said he has had with Cuban-American voters while campaigning in South Florida.

VAN JONES WARNS FAR-LEFT SOCIALIST AGENDA IS ‘REGRESSIVE’ THREAT TO DEMOCRATIC PARTY

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Fidel Castro observes the May Day parade at Revolution Square in Havana, Cuba, on May 1, 1998.(Sven Creutzmann/Mambo Photography/Getty Images)

“I can’t get past this after spending a week at early voting sites and seeing firsthand how frightened so many Cuban Americans are,” Ehr wrote on X alongside a photo from an early-voting site. “People like this woman thanked us for standing up not only against DSA rhetoric, but for their dignity and humanity.”

In a separate statement, Ehr called Cuba a “communist dictatorship” and said there was “nothing progressive about making excuses for communist dictatorships.” He added that he would “not stand behind Angie Nixon or defend her remarks,” declaring, “If the Democratic party is unwilling to condemn them, I will.”

Ehr was not the only Florida Democrat to object. Elliott Rodriguez, the Democratic nominee in Florida’s 27th Congressional District, said that while he and Nixon “agree on many issues,” Cuba’s status was not among them.

“Cuba being a dictatorship is not a matter of opinion. It is a fact,” Rodriguez wrote, pointing to political prisoners, repression and Cubans who have died seeking freedom.

FLA DEM SEN-NOMINEE ANGIE NIXON BACKED ABOLISHING ELECTORAL COLLEGE, RANKED-CHOICE VOTING IN RESURFACED CLIPS

Florida state Rep. Angie Nixon campaigns during a tour of the Little Havana neighborhood on August 15, 2026, in Miami, Florida.(Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

Republicans criticized the exchange as well, including Sen. Rick Scott, R-Fla., who argued Nixon’s answer reflected a broader problem within the Democratic Party.

“Like many of her Democrat colleagues who can’t seem to define what a woman is, we now have a candidate for the U.S. Senate who can’t define a dictatorship,” Scott wrote on X.

Rep. Byron Donalds, R-Fla., was similarly blunt, calling Nixon’s response “the craziest thing I’ve ever heard.”

“Of COURSE the Castro regime is a dictatorship,” Donalds wrote. “It’s sad to see what has become of the Democrat Party. They are fully consumed by socialism.”

Senator Rick Scott, a Republican from Florida, in the Senate Subway during a vote at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., on Friday, March 14, 2025.(Allison Robbert/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

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The controversy comes months after Nixon joined the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), a membership that has previously drawn questions about where she stands on the organization’s positions involving Cuba.

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In an August interview with CBS Miami, Nixon was asked specifically about DSA’s praise of Fidel Castro and distanced herself from the group’s position.

“I don’t believe he’s someone that should be praised,” Nixon said, while adding that she does not agree with every position taken by DSA.

Alec Schemmel is a Politics Reporter for Fox News Digital who is originally from Charlotte, North Carolina but now resides in the Washington D.C.-Baltimore Metro Area.

马国拟定数据中心自行供应水电条例

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马国政府正拟定数据中心自行供应水电条例，包括自行发电和使用再生水冷却系统。今年3月启用的中国中联集团（ZData）马国子公司Computility Technology位于柔佛州振林山的数据中心，完全以自家过滤的再生水支持冷却系统。 （马新社）

马来西亚近年致力发展数据中心项目，以致民生水电供应逐渐吃紧后，联邦政府能源委员会正制定让数据中心自行发电及使用可再生能源的框架和指南。

副首相兼能源及水务转型部长法迪拉星期三（10月28日）在国会下议院回答土著团结党吉兰丹马樟区国会议员袁怀绍提问时说，制定这个框架和指南，符合政府批准数据中心领域至少使用三成可再生能源的规定。

袁怀绍询问政府，如何制定应急计划，确保数据中心在干旱或水供中断期间营运时，不影响一般民众水电供应。

法迪拉说，政府鼓励数据中心通过太阳能自用倡议，开发自行发电设施，减少全国电网的负担。

他说，政府也规定数据中心必须安装备用发电机，作为管控能源需求之用。尤其在关键时段及运行备用容量处于低水平时，减轻电网系统的额外压力。

法迪拉说，政府也鼓励数据中心参与企业可再生能源供应计划，直接取得绿色能源供应。

他说，截至今年8月，数据中心已签约的电力需求达2346兆瓦（MW），实际用电量为1374兆瓦或占58.5%。这是因为在申请电供合约时提呈的电力需求估算，不一定与实际用电量相符。

此外，投资、贸易及工业部长佐哈里星期三告诉国会，政府在审批24项新的数据中心申请案时，将先评估这些数据中心预定地点的水电供应是否充足。

他指出，当局批准目前117座数据中心前，也评估它们通过可再生能源、能源储备和新技术提供额外能源供应的能力。

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How to tell if Democrats are heading for a wave election in the House

2026-10-28T10:00:15.384Z / CNN

House Democrats appear to be flirting with one of the biggest popular vote wins in decades.

The CNN Poll of Polls shows them leading the so-called “generic ballot” by 9 points, thanks in large part to President Donald Trump’s historic unpopularity. The last time either party won the House popular vote by at least 10 points in a midterm was in 1986.

But more so than the Senate, the battle for the House is difficult to follow. There are so many races — 435 of them, to be exact — and it’s tough to know which ones are important. How do you know whether Democrats are merely competing for the 218 seats needed for the majority — which they’re widely expected to win — or building a wave?

We’ve picked a few races that will indicate whether Democrats are gaining seats, whether that’s enough for the majority and whether there’s a wave or even a tsunami building.

Follow these races on election night to know how well Democrats are doing.

These are the kinds of races Democrats really should be winning, under any circumstances.

California’s 1st District: This should be Democrats’ easiest pickup, after the district was redrawn to be one that would’ve favored Kamala Harris by 12 points in 2024. GOP Rep. James Gallagher is seeking reelection, but if Democrats can’t win here, they’re in for some shocking results.

Nebraska’s 2nd District: Given moderate GOP Rep. Don Bacon’s retirement and the slight blue lean of this Omaha-area district, this one should be a win for Democratic political activist Denise Powell.

New Jersey’s 7th District: This is a swing district in a state that moved toward Democrats between the 2024 presidential election and the 2025 state elections. Combine that with GOP Rep. Tom Kean Jr.’s months-long unexplained absence — he later cited treatment for depression — and the fact that a top Republican super PAC recently pulled money out of this district, and the signs of a Democratic pickup are there.

These are the seats where victory should mean Democrats are clearing the low bar for a House majority. (They technically need to flip three Republican seats, but the GOP’s mid-decade redistricting has effectively raised that threshold by a handful of seats.)

Arizona’s 6th District: It would seem telling that GOP Rep. Juan Ciscomani didn’t show up a couple weeks back when Trump was in Arizona for a rally. (GOP candidate Jay Feely, who’s running in the state’s open 1st District, wasn’t there either.) Ciscomani holds a bona-fide swing district that should be very attainable for Democrats if they’re having a good night.

Iowa’s 3rd District: GOP Rep. Zach Nunn made big news in September by voting to limit Trump’s authority on the Iran war. He comes from a district that favored Trump by 4 points in 2024, but Democrats appear to be gaining significant ground in Iowa — competing to flip three House districts and win the Senate and gubernatorial races.

Texas’ 34th District: The GOP made Democratic Rep. Vicente Gonzalez’s district into one Trump would have won by 10 points. House Speaker Mike Johnson has staked his job on holding seats like this one, saying at a recent campaign event, “South Texas will literally decide the majority in the Congress.” But polls show Hispanic voters have swung significantly back toward Democrats since then. That means they should really hold on to this seat if they’re to win the majority.

If Democrats are winning these seats, they’re probably looking at a wave election of at least some sort.

Kentucky’s 6th District: This district, which GOP Rep. Andy Barr is vacating to run for Senate, favored Trump by 15 points, but Republican nominee Ralph Alvarado began significantly distancing himself from Trump back in August. This will also be the first marquee House race where polls will close (at 6 p.m. Eastern Time).

Montana’s 1st District: This is another open-seat race in a double-digit Trump district that has looked competitive for a while. And Democrats have picked the kind of candidate who can seemingly put it in play: populist labor leader and former smokejumper Sam Forstag, who will face Republican Army veteran Aaron Flint.

Pennsylvania’s 1st District: In this swing district, Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick — perhaps the House GOP’s preeminent moderate — has proven remarkably resilient over the years. In fact, he won by 13 points in 2024 despite Trump narrowly losing his district. But these are the kinds of incumbents who tend to lose in a wave.

Winning these districts would make 2026 one of the bigger midterm waves in recent history.

Colorado’s 4th District: GOP Rep. Lauren Boebert has had her share of personal problems (see: “Beetlejuice”). But she was supposed to be safe when she switched to a deep-red eastern Colorado district in the 2024 election. The combination of her problems and the environment means this Trump +18 district is in play.

Missouri’s 2nd District: GOP Rep. Ann Wagner won by double digits in 2022 and 2024, but a spirited challenge from Democrat Fred Wellman has put this race on the radar screen. The district is not overwhelmingly conservative at Trump +8, but Wagner’s proven a solid incumbent — the kind you don’t really expect to lose.

New York’s 21st District:One of the first big signs of Democrats’ electoral momentum last year was when Trump withdrew GOP Rep. Elise Stefanik’s nomination to become United Nations ambassador because Republicans were worried about losing her Trump +21 district in a special election. It was virtually unthinkable at the time that they might also have to defend it in the general election, when such upsets aren’t nearly as common. But Stefanik is retiring, and it’s possible that Republican nominee Anthony Constantino could lose.

If these seats go blue, Tuesday could be a Republican drubbing of epic proportions.

Kansas’ 2nd District: If Democratic veterinarian Don Coover can upset GOP Rep. Derek Schmidt in this Trump +20 district, it will probably be because Democratic Senate nominee Adam Hamilton did so well that his coattails pulled Coover across the line.

Texas’ 9th District: When Republicans redrew this state’s congressional map to try and win as many as five additional seats, this district — which Trump also would have won by 20 points — was supposed to be the second-easiest of the five. But some GOP outside groups have moved to shore up Republican Alex Mealer after a poll showed a single-digit race.

Wyoming’s At-Large District: The handicapper Inside Elections recently turned heads by moving this open statewide race, where Trump won by 46 points, from “solid Republican” to merely “likely Republican.” It cited Trump’s problems and how divisive GOP Secretary of State Chuck Gray has been. If Democrat Lisa Kinney can pull it off, the 2026 election will be historic.

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《柳叶刀》吁将气候变化列为全球卫生紧急事件

发布/2026年10月28日 16:31

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2026年8月11日，伦敦洛克伍德水库水位骤降，干旱已波及英格兰逾七成地区。 （路透社）

（巴黎综合电）国际权威医学期刊《柳叶刀》周三发布最新研究报告指出，酷热气候在2016年至2023年间已导致全球约300万人丧生。专家强烈呼吁国际社会务必正式将气候变化界定为“全球卫生紧急事件”，以力促各国政府重塑公共政策、加快应对气候危机。

这份最新出炉的《柳叶刀倒计时》（Lancet Countdown）年度报告，是即将在下个月召开的“第31届联合国气候变化大会”（COP 31）前奏，报告汇聚全球30个国家的146位顶尖跨学科研究学者，全面深入地评估气候变暖对全球人口健康构成的生存威胁。

报告披露的数据令人触目惊心，单在2023年，全球因高温致死人数就创下71万人的历史新高，其中逾70%的死亡案例与人类活动导致气候变暖直接相关。

《巴黎协定》签署后八年来 全球因热浪折损生命破300万

报告执行主任罗马内洛星期三（10月28日）在新闻发布会上指出，自大会2015年达成《巴黎协定》这一重要里程碑以来的八年间，全球因热浪而折损的生命已突破300万大关。“这相当于整个威尔士的人口在短短八年内因酷热而彻底灭绝。”

她进一步警示，这八年累计的这300万死亡病例中，有高达68%可直接归咎于气候变化。

针对日益严峻的生存挑战，罗马内洛强调，将气候变暖确立为“全球卫生紧急事件”（global health emergency），目的在于提高全球暖化的危机意识，推动各国采纳相互整合并更易于协调的应对机制，“避免各国只能各自周而复始地疲于应付个别紧急灾难”。

她呼吁国际社会建立长期协同机制，提升各国的气候韧性与卫生承载力，以化解连锁风险，避免悲剧重演。

以色列选举无赢家过半 政局发展的四种可能性

发布/2026年10月28日 16:24

• 以色列星期二举行战时选举，截至星期三已计算一半选票后，内坦亚胡阵营暂以56席领先反对派的48席，双方均未达组阁所需的61席。 – 出口民调显示，拉姆党和联合名单两个阿拉伯裔政党合计可赢得17或18席，或将扮演造王者角色。 – 分析指政局有四种可能：组建联合政府、少数派政府、团结政府或重新选举，但各方案前景均不明朗。 – 分析师埃洛维茨认为，各党派有可能组建由艾森科特领导的少数派政府，但这仍可能随最终选举结果而改变。

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以色列总理内坦亚胡（左）领导的利库德集团和盟友，以及以军前总参谋长艾森科特领导的反对派阵营都无法在选举取得过半优势，意味着各党派接下来将进入谈判斡旋阶段，争取组建政府，但僵局也可能持续，迫使总统宣布重新选举。 （路透社）

（耶路撒冷法新电）以色列星期二（10月27日）的“战时选举”创数十年来最高投票率。出口民调显示，总理内坦亚胡阵营与以色列国防军前总参谋长艾森科特（Gadi Eisenkot）领导的反对派阵营势均力敌。截至星期三已计算一半选票后，内坦亚胡阵营暂以56席领先反对派的48席，双方都仍未达到组织政府所需的61席。

出口民调也显示，两个阿拉伯裔政党—拉姆党（Raam）和“联合名单”（Joint List）表现强劲，合计可赢得17或18席，或扮演“造王者”角色。

按形势发展，以色列政局可能出现以下四种情况：

（一）联合政府

各政党立即展开谈判，争取61席多数优势，但前景远未明朗。总统赫尔佐格将提名最有希望组建政府者，并不一定是获得最多议席的政党。

拉姆党已表态愿与艾森科特阵营合作，但艾森科特始终与之保持距离，担心双方合作反而会成为负担。

内坦亚胡阵营则因一些较小的右翼政党未能跨过进入国会的选票门槛，并没有明显途径可增加议席。

上一轮在2022年11月的选举，内坦亚胡花了58天才成功筹组内阁，显示欲组建联合政府的谈判极其艰难，且各党派坚持自身利益，最终也会导致政府不稳。

（二）少数派政府

若无阵营获得61席，某个候选人可尝试在没有多数席位下执政，转而依靠其他议员的暂时性支持。

在此情况下，阿拉伯裔政党议员或发挥关键作用。由阿巴斯（Mansoor Abbas）领导的拉姆党过去就曾扮演“造王者”，于2021年至2022年间加入由贝内特（Naftali Bennett）和拉皮德（Yair Lapid）领导的短命联合政府。

联合名单则表明不太可能直接加入联合政府，但愿为任何将内坦亚胡赶下台的人提供“安全网”。

以色列政治分析师埃洛维茨（Tal Elovitz）说，阿拉伯裔选民的投票率异常高，表明它们有“强烈的合作意愿”。

然而，艾森科特至今未公开考虑这个可能性，内坦亚胡也在竞选中不断向犹太裔选民强调，投票给反对派可能让阿拉伯人进入政府。

埃洛维茨说：“目前看来，各党派有可能组建一个由艾森科特领导的少数派政府，但这仍可能随最终的选举结果而改变。”

（三）团结政府

基于以色列政治板块极度两极化，组建团结政府的前景似乎不切实际，但在理论上，这个途径可产生一个不那么极端的政府。

以色列舆论经常设想一个可能的团结政府：内坦亚胡放弃立场极具挑衅性的极右翼盟友和极端犹太正统派（ultra-Orthodox）政党，转与艾森科特结盟。实际上，两人在许多安全议题上观点相近。而且，以此形态组成的大联盟政府也会排除阿拉伯政党。

10月16日发布的一项民调就发现，如果选举未能产生明确的多数赢家，55%的以色列人更倾向于组建团结政府，而非重新选举。

实际上，这种情况近年也有先例。2019年4月至2020年3月，以色列不到一年间就举行三次选举。最终，内坦亚胡和中间派的退休将领甘茨（Benny Gantz）就曾达成权力分享协议，由两人轮流担任总理。只不过协议在一年后破裂，在2021年3月引发了又一次选举。

（四）僵局难破、重新选举

若没有任何阵营能够组建内阁，以色列将不得不重新举行选举。

如前所述，2019年至2021年3月，由于没有任何一个阵营有能力组建持久的政治联盟，以色列一共举行了四次选举。

原则上，获总统提名的候选人有28天时间组建联合政府，并可延长14天。不过，即使新政府到时仍然难产，以色列仍有其他程序性手段，可避免立即宣布重新选举。

英财长希利：将废除燃气固定基本费 减轻家庭负担

2026年10月28日 16:38

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英国财政部长希利（左）与首相伯纳姆星期一（10月26日）在伦敦唐宁街11号会面。希利将于星期三（28日）公布本届政府的首份财政预算案。 （路透社）

英国财政部长希利说，将废除燃气账单中的固定收费，让用量最少的家庭少付钱，并帮助大多数家庭节省燃气费用，为受生活成本高涨的家庭提供喘息空间。

路透社报道，希利星期三（10月28日）在财政部发表的声明中说，他将在当天晚些时候公布的首份财政预算案中，正式宣布这个决定。

将被废除的燃气固定基本费（standing charges），是一项按天计算的固定费用，用于支付住家连接燃气供应网络的成本；无论用户是否使用燃气，账单上都会征收这笔费用。

希利在财政部发表的声明中说：“燃气固定基本费既不公平也已过时，因此我决定将它废除，为数以百万计的家庭提供一点喘息空间。”

财政部称，一般家庭平均每年须支付108英镑（约184新元）的燃气固定基本费。希利将要求监管机构在明年或之后尽快取消这笔费用。

声明也说，相关成本未来将转嫁到实际消耗的燃气价格中。这有望为60%使用燃气的家庭，平均每年节省约45英镑。

希利说，他的预算案将“划清界限，终结多年来辜负英国缴费者的能源政策”。他指过去的政策任由额外费用在账单上越积越高，“让家庭更进一步被暴露在全球冲击的风险之中”。

本月初，英国政府刚削减了电费的增值税（VAT）。英国电费在俄罗斯入侵乌克兰后飙升，近期又因伊朗战事而再次上涨。

尽管如此，受监管的英国民生能源价格上限仍在10月份上调了4%。一些预测显示，包括电费在内的一般家庭年度能源账单，可能会在明年1月上涨约20%，突破每年2000英镑。

在现有的价格上限机制下，英国家庭的电费账单也须支付一笔固定基本费，每年约为200英镑。

调查：欧洲超七成飞行员曾“空中打瞌睡”

发布/2026年10月28日 17:13

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欧洲驾驶舱协会调查显示，近四分之三受访飞行员曾在执飞时经历“微睡眠”，疲劳问题引发航空安全关注。 （路透社）

（伦敦讯）一份新报告显示，四分之三的欧洲航空公司飞行员曾在驾驶舱内打瞌睡；近四分之一在过度疲劳、无法胜任工作的情况下，仍照常执行飞行任务。

欧洲驾驶舱协会（ECA）对近7200名机长和副驾驶进行的调查发现，飞行员普遍反映休息不足、面临延长工时的压力，并担忧因申报身体不适、无法执飞而遭到处罚。

近四分之一（24%）的飞行员承认，即便因疲劳而无法胜任工作，他们通常也会选择继续飞行，而不是如实上报。另有16.8%的飞行员会选择请病假。

英国《卫报》报道，在航空领域，疲劳可能源于长时间执勤、休息不足、作息不规律以及跨时区飞行，这些因素会扰乱人体自然的睡眠周期。而疲劳是一个重大的安全隐患，因为它会损害飞行员的判断力，减缓反应速度，降低警觉性，并削弱应对突发状况的能力。

据欧洲航空安全规定，航空公司必须建立相应的系统，以识别、监测并管理机组人员的疲劳状况。

但这项于今年8月开展的调查显示，多达四分之三的受访飞行员承认，在受访前四周内执飞时曾至少经历过一次“微睡眠”（microsleeps），即短暂的非自愿入睡。其中，爱尔兰和马耳他的航空公司飞行员曾打瞌睡的比例最高，超三成受访者反映休息不足导致疲劳长期累积。

欧洲驾驶舱协会主席哈特强调，航空公司和监管机构应当承担起责任，而不是将风险管理完全留给飞行员。她敦促欧盟航空安全局（EASA）加强疲劳管理相关规定。

《柳叶刀》吁将气候变化列为全球卫生紧急事件

发布/2026年10月28日 16:31

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2026年8月11日，伦敦洛克伍德水库水位骤降，干旱已波及英格兰逾七成地区。 （路透社）

（巴黎综合电）国际权威医学期刊《柳叶刀》周三发布最新研究报告指出，酷热气候在2016年至2023年间已导致全球约300万人丧生。专家强烈呼吁国际社会务必正式将气候变化界定为“全球卫生紧急事件”，以力促各国政府重塑公共政策、加快应对气候危机。

这份最新出炉的《柳叶刀倒计时》（Lancet Countdown）年度报告，是即将在下个月召开的“第31届联合国气候变化大会”（COP 31）前奏，报告汇聚全球30个国家的146位顶尖跨学科研究学者，全面深入地评估气候变暖对全球人口健康构成的生存威胁。

报告披露的数据令人触目惊心，单在2023年，全球因高温致死人数就创下71万人的历史新高，其中逾70%的死亡案例与人类活动导致气候变暖直接相关。

《巴黎协定》签署后八年来 全球因热浪折损生命破300万

报告执行主任罗马内洛星期三（10月28日）在新闻发布会上指出，自大会2015年达成《巴黎协定》这一重要里程碑以来的八年间，全球因热浪而折损的生命已突破300万大关。“这相当于整个威尔士的人口在短短八年内因酷热而彻底灭绝。”

她进一步警示，这八年累计的这300万死亡病例中，有高达68%可直接归咎于气候变化。

针对日益严峻的生存挑战，罗马内洛强调，将气候变暖确立为“全球卫生紧急事件”（global health emergency），目的在于提高全球暖化的危机意识，推动各国采纳相互整合并更易于协调的应对机制，“避免各国只能各自周而复始地疲于应付个别紧急灾难”。

她呼吁国际社会建立长期协同机制，提升各国的气候韧性与卫生承载力，以化解连锁风险，避免悲剧重演。