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俄官员：不排除就俄美领导人在华会晤达成一致
2026年9月12日 10:23 / 联合早报
俄罗斯官员称，不排除未来俄美两国会就两国元首在中国举行会晤一事达成一致，但目前尚无任何最终约定。
据俄国卫星通讯社报道，俄罗斯总统新闻秘书佩斯科夫在谈到俄国总统普京和美国总统特朗普会晤的可能性时，告诉俄罗斯《消息报》：“目前尚未就会晤达成任何最终约定，但随着时间的推移，大概也会走到这一步。”
卫星通讯社星期五（9月11日）发布这则报道时，也提到11月在中国深圳举行的亚太经合组织（APEC）领导人非正式会议。
另据俄国塔斯社早前报道，俄罗斯外长拉夫罗夫星期二（8日）在俄国电视台节目上说，如果收到在深圳举行俄中美三国峰会，作为APEC活动一部分的提议，普京有可能会接受。
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五角大楼吁国会批准1.9万亿新元国防预算案
2026年9月12日 11:41 / 联合早报
美国总统特朗普要求国会批准1.5万亿美元的新财年国防预算，比本财年增加五成。图为五角大楼。 （路透社）
美国五角大楼一高级官员说，为补充美国在对伊朗军事冲突中大量消耗的关键防空拦截弹及远程打击武器库存，国会议员必须“采取切实行动”，批准特朗普政府提出的1.5万亿美元（约1.9万亿新元）新财年国防预算案。
美国战争部负责采购与保障事务的副部长达菲（Michael Duffey）星期五（9月11日）接受彭博社《权力平衡》节目访问时说：“我们的合同已经准备就绪，采购改革也已到位。”
他说：“我们需要为一线作战人员提供这笔资金。”
达菲不愿推测国会拒绝通过“预算协调”（Budget Reconciliation）立法程序为五角大楼优先项目拨款的风险。
“预算协调”是美国国会的一项特殊立法程序，旨在加速推进与预算、税收、支出相关的法案。
“九一一”25周年 美国拟逐步放松部分机场安检限制
欧洲拟帮助乌克兰向美采购“爱国者”导弹
达菲强调，无论采用何种拨款机制，取得全额1.5万亿美元对于实现特朗普总统的目标是至关重要的。他说，“在接下来几个月，我们有责任与国会合作确保我们的项目获得全额资金。”
他还说，授权五角大楼与国防承包商签署为期七年的生产合同，已“激励业界投入自有资金”来提高关键弹药的产能。
被问及战争部的优先事项时，达菲说：“我们专注于对我们的竞争优势至关重要，且在全球范围内备受青睐的关键弹药——比如爱国者导弹、战斧巡航导弹、萨德拦截系统和标准导弹等武器。”
美国政府已宣布与高端弹药的主承包商及核心部件供应商达成框架协议，旨在未来几年内大幅提高产能。
达菲说：“这些投资和产能提升速度将使我们能够更快地补充已消耗的弹药，同时确保我们正在为下一代武器建设产能。”
美国总统特朗普4月3日要国会批准2.2万亿美元的2027财年可支配开支预算，包括高达1.5万亿美元的国防开支。新的国防预算比本财年的1万亿美元增加五成，是美国自二战以来增幅最大的年度国防预算。
2026年9月11日 美国东部时间21:23 / 哥伦比亚广播公司新闻
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“乔治·华盛顿”号航母搭载约5000名官兵、战斗机与弹药，是美国军方在伊朗战争中战术行动的核心支柱，同时也是德黑兰政权的主要打击目标。
本周，哥伦比亚广播公司新闻摄制组获准登舰，独家探访其最新任务：这艘航母部署在霍尔木兹海峡附近的阿拉伯海域，为美国对伊朗的战事提供支援。
“乔治·华盛顿”号于上月被派往中东，以取代“亚伯拉罕·林肯”号航母。后者因创下9个月的超长部署纪录、舰上生活条件及官兵心理健康问题引发广泛争议。
本周，哥伦比亚广播公司新闻记者见证了“乔治·华盛顿”号舰员执行夜间任务，协助维持美国对伊朗的海上封锁，并为途经海峡的商业船只提供掩护。
但这一切都付出了代价。据消息人士此前向哥伦比亚广播公司新闻透露，美军的拦截弹与精确制导武器库存已告急，不过美国国防部长皮特·赫格斯瑟对此予以否认。
美国海军证实，伊朗上周末试图用弹道导弹打击美军舰艇，“乔治·华盛顿”号本身或已成为袭击目标。
“我们拥有多种攻防手段来保护海军舰艇，并且会全面动用这些方法，”“乔治·华盛顿”号舰长尼古拉斯·德莱奥在被问及听闻潜在弹道导弹袭击时的想法时对哥伦比亚广播公司新闻表示，“这是我们训练过的内容。”
中东地区近日出现新的担忧：据报道，伊朗支持的胡塞武装占领了也门一处关键红海港口城市，并控制了曼德海峡内外的几座战略红海岛屿，如今又威胁切断另一条对沙特阿拉伯至关重要的石油运输通道。
短短数日之内，胡塞武装在也门取得重大进展，并袭击了沙特的数座炼油厂。沙特官员周五表示，由于遭到从伊拉克发射的无人机袭击，该国至关重要的东西向石油管道被迫关停。官员称，该管道受损，袭击造成数十人受伤。
两名知情消息人士周五向哥伦比亚广播公司新闻透露，沙特王储穆罕默德·本·萨勒曼已亲自请求特朗普总统对胡塞武装采取行动。
消息人士称，特朗普迄今拒绝出动美军，仅提出愿意提供情报与目标定位支援。
An exclusive look aboard the USS George Washington in its crucial role in the Iran war
2026-09-11 21:23 EDT / CBS News
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The USS George Washington, with its approximately 5,000 personnel, fighter jets and munitions, is the backbone of the U.S. military’s tactical operation in the Iran war, as well as a primary target of the Tehran regime.
A CBS News crew was taken aboard the aircraft carrier this week to get an exclusive look at its latest mission, supporting the U.S. war against Iran from its position in the Arabian Sea near the critical Strait of Hormuz.
The George Washington was sent to the Middle East last month to replace the USS Abraham Lincoln, which came under scrutiny for the length of its deployment, a record nine months, and concerns about conditions aboard the carrier and the mental health of its troops.
CBS News watched this week as the George Washington’s service members launched nighttime missions to help maintain the U.S. blockade against Iran and provide cover for commercial vessels transiting the strait.
But that has come at a cost. The U.S. military is running low on interceptors and precision weapons, sources have previously told CBS News, something Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth denies.
The George Washington itself may have been a target after the Navy confirmed that Iran last weekend attempted to hit U.S. warships with ballistic missiles.
“We have a variety of ways to protect, both offensively and defensively, a Navy ship, and we employ all these methods,” Capt. Nicholas Deleo, commanding officer of the George Washington, told CBS News when asked what goes through his mind when he hears about potential ballistic missile strikes. “It is something that we train to.”
A new concern has now emerged in the Middle East, with Iran-backed Houthi militants now threatening a second critical oil route important to Saudi Arabia after reportedly seizing a key Red Sea port city in Yemen, and taking control of several strategic Red Sea islands in or near the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.
In just days, the Houthis have made significant gains in Yemen and have attacked several Saudi oil refineries. Saudi officials said Friday that they had been forced to shut their crucial East-West oil pipeline because it had come under attack from drones launched from Iraq. Officials said the pipeline was damaged and dozens of people were hurt in the attack.
Two sources familiar with the matter told CBS News Friday that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has personally asked President Trump to take action against the Houthis.
Mr. Trump has so far declined to involve the U.S. military, the sources said, instead offering to assist with intelligence and targeting support.
2026年9月11日 下午5:25 美东夏令时 / 福克斯新闻
军事法官暂定2028年6月为审判日期，距这场造成近3000人死亡的袭击已过去近27年。
作者：摩根·菲利普斯 福克斯新闻
哈立德·谢赫·穆罕默德及三名同案被告的审判将于2028年进行，但袭击已过去25年，案件仍悬而未决。
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在近3000人在9月11日袭击中丧生的25年后，那些期待将被控袭击策划者绳之以法的家属们，正面临另一个令人绝望的可能性：他们可能永远等不到判决结果。
一名军事法官已将被控9·11事件主谋的哈立德·谢赫·穆罕默德及三名同案被告的审判日期定为2028年6月5日，距袭击发生已近27年。但该日期仍属暂定，而近期一项禁止检方使用穆罕默德向联邦调查局（FBI）特工所作供述的裁决，更凸显了仍在威胁该案的法律障碍。
“这就像一处开放性伤口，每逢周年纪念，这处伤口就会更加疼痛，”曾在世贸中心废墟参与9个月搜救工作的港务局警察局前部门主管约翰·瑞安对福克斯新闻数字频道表示。
瑞安是受害者家属及急救人员之一，他们眼睁睁看着这场诉讼因以下因素拖延多年：被告在中央情报局（CIA）羁押期间遭受酷刑后获取的证据、一项破裂的认罪协议、军事法官多次更迭以及堆积如山的未决审前动议。
约翰·瑞安：“我们如今已来到袭击发生25年后的节点，我仍在参与相关工作，因为我们仍未将关塔那摩监狱关押的五名嫌疑人定罪或绳之以法。这些策划者，哈立德·谢赫·穆罕默德及其他在押人员，正等待审判。”
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瑞安后来加入FBI牵头的联合反恐特遣队并担任指挥官。
穆罕默德及另外三名被告已被美国关押多年，尚未因被控参与这场造成近3000人死亡的袭击而受审。第五名被告拉姆齐·本·阿什拉夫因被认定无受审能力，正被单独处理。
被控策划2001年9月11日恐怖袭击的哈立德·谢赫·穆罕默德自2003年起被关押在关塔那摩湾。（美联社）
近期一名军事法官禁止检方使用穆罕默德2007年向FBI特工所作的供述，认定该供述因他在美方羁押期间遭受强制待遇而受到污染。美方政府选择不上诉该裁决，称上诉可能危及2028年6月5日的暂定审判日期。
该法官将审判日期定在检方提议的2027年1月开庭日期的18个月后，以给予辩方和检方时间处理一长串未决法律纠纷。自2012年被告首次出庭受审以来，这已是第五位负责该案的军事法官。
对于在9·11事件中失去亲人的家属而言，多年的拖延已成为创伤的一部分。
我失去了妻子：请让这个25周年纪念只属于家属们
肖恩·帕萨南蒂的父亲在北塔100层遇难，他表示随着时间推移，该案与这场暴行的严重性愈发脱节。
“这感觉就像身处朦胧地带，我们不得不为美国国土上发生的最严重恐怖袭击争取正义，这太令人难以置信了，”帕萨南蒂说道，“这一切都不真实，无法解释。”
肖恩·帕萨南蒂的父亲在北塔100层遇难，他表示时间流逝让该案与袭击的惨烈程度愈发脱节。（福克斯新闻数字频道）
帕萨南蒂称，袭击发生后除一年外，他每年都会参加纪念仪式。
“显然我不想每年都来这里，但我觉得自己必须到场。”
丹尼斯·麦金利的哥哥丹尼在南塔89层工作，他表示这些拖延让家属无法翻开痛苦的篇章。
“特朗普总统拥有独特的历史性机遇，可以成为我们的英雄、我们的支持者，最终结束这个美国噩梦——如今它正演变成美国的耻辱。”
丹尼斯·麦金利说道，麦金利的哥哥在南塔89层遇难。（福克斯新闻数字频道）
“这就像伤口从未愈合，每年都往伤口上撒盐。”
瑞安表示，他在职业生涯中失去了37名共事的警察，以及港务局的文职同事。在参与搜救行动后，他转而从事反恐工作。他称自己原本预料9·11案件会成为其职业生涯的一部分，但没想到会拖延如此之久。
“事实是，他们都已承认参与其中。问题不在于有罪与否，而在于整个程序耗时25年之久。”
该案自2012年被告首次出庭受审以来，一直在军事委员会程序中推进。而在那之前，穆罕默德已在美方羁押中度过了近十年。
他于2003年在巴基斯坦被捕，随后多年被关押在CIA“黑狱”中，遭受包括反复水刑在内的严酷审讯手段。穆罕默德及其他被告于2006年被转移至关塔那摩监狱。
被告在CIA羁押期间遭受的待遇，已成为该案的核心争议点之一。
辩方律师辩称，对被告施以酷刑后获取的供述不应被视为自愿。检方则主张，由“清洁团队”（指未参与酷刑审讯的FBI特工）后来获取的供述应当可被采纳。
近期排除穆罕默德2007年FBI供述的裁决，对检方的这一主张造成又一重击，也凸显了该案多年来一直存在的难题：检方能否将后续获取的证据与此前的酷刑审讯切割开来。
该案还因法官更迭、新冠疫情以及一项失败的认罪协议而多次中断。
2024年，被告方达成认罪协议，他们将承认有罪以换取终身监禁而非死刑。时任国防部长劳埃德·奥斯汀撤销了该协议，引发新一轮诉讼。随后联邦上诉法院裁定，被告不得根据已撤销的协议认罪。
早在数年前，奥巴马政府也曾尝试另一条途径。2009年，奥巴马政府宣布将穆罕默德及另外四名被告移交纽约联邦法院审判，但该计划因纽约官员及议员对安全和后勤问题的强烈反对而被放弃。案件随后被移回关塔那摩的军事委员会程序。
拖延至今，这些被控策划袭击的人员已在羁押中逐渐老去，而关塔那摩监狱的运营成本已达数亿美元，却始终未就9·11事件作出任何判决。
瑞安表示，随着时间推移，该案已涉及两代受害者家属：袭击发生时还是孩童的家属如今已成年，而年长的父母、祖父母可能永远等不到审判结果。
“我们的司法系统并非为如此漫长的程序而设计，”瑞安说道，“它的初衷是在合理时间内实现正义，重点应当放在受害者身上，而非这五名敌方战斗人员。”
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‘Open sore’: Families face agonizing wait as 9/11 mastermind’s trial pushed nearly 27 years after attacks
September 11, 2026 5:25pm EDT / Fox News
A military judge set a tentative trial date of June 2028, nearly 27 years after the attack killed nearly 3,000
By Morgan Phillips Fox News
9/11 families describe ‘twilight zone’ of waiting decades for justice
Families of those killed in the Sept. 11 attacks reflect on a case still unresolved 25 years later, as Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and three co-defendants await a 2028 trial.
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Twenty-five years after nearly 3,000 people were killed on Sept. 11, families waiting to see the accused plotters brought to justice are confronting another extraordinary possibility: They may still never see a verdict.
A military judge has scheduled alleged 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and three co-defendants to go on trial June 5, 2028, nearly 27 years after the attacks. But the date remains tentative, and a recent ruling barring prosecutors from using statements Mohammed made to FBI agents has underscored the legal obstacles still threatening the case.
“It’s like an open sore, and that sore gets even more hurtful when we get to anniversaries,” John Ryan, former chief of department with the Port Authority Police who spent nine months working on the recovery operation at Ground Zero, told Fox News Digital.
JUDGE THROWS OUT KHALID SHEIKH MOHAMMED’S 9/11 CONFESSION IN ALREADY LONG WAIT FOR TRIAL
Ryan is among the victims’ families and first responders who have watched the prosecution drag through years of litigation over evidence obtained after the defendants were subjected to torture in CIA custody, a collapsed plea agreement, repeated changes in military judges and a mountain of unresolved pretrial motions.
“It’s like an open sore, and that sore gets even more hurtful when we get to anniversaries,” John Ryan, former chief of department with the Port Authority Police who spent nine months working on the recovery operation at Ground Zero, told Fox News Digital.(Fox News Digital)
“Here we are 25 years later, and I’m still involved in this aspect of that here because we still have not convicted or taken to justice the five people that are being held at Guantánamo Bay,” Ryan, who later became a commander with the FBI-led Joint Terrorism Task Force, said. “The planners, KSM and the others that are in custody, are awaiting trial.”
Mohammed and three other defendants have been held by the U.S. for years without facing trial for their alleged roles in the plot that killed nearly 3,000 people. A fifth defendant, Ramzi bin al-Shibh, is being handled separately after being found mentally incompetent to stand trial.
Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the accused mastermind of the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks, has been held at Guantánamo Bay since 2003.(AP)
A military judge recently barred prosecutors from using statements Mohammed made to FBI agents in 2007, finding that the statements were tainted by the coercive treatment he had experienced in U.S. custody. The government chose not to appeal the ruling, saying an appeal could jeopardize the June 5, 2028, trial date.
The judge set the trial 18 months after the prosecution’s proposed January 2027 start to give the defense and government time to work through a long list of unresolved legal disputes. He is the fifth military judge to oversee the case since the defendants were arraigned in 2012.
For families who lost loved ones on Sept. 11, the years of delay have become another part of the trauma.
I LOST MY WIFE ON 9/11; PLEASE LET THIS 25TH ANNIVERSARY BELONG TO THE FAMILIES
Sean Passananti, whose father was killed on the 100th floor of the North Tower, said the passage of time has made the case feel increasingly detached from the scale of the crime.
“It feels really like a twilight zone and unbelievable that we have to fight for justice for the worst terrorist attack that ever happened on our soil,” Passananti said. “It doesn’t feel real. It’s unexplainable.”
SON WHO LOST FATHER IN 9/11 ATTACKS SHARES POWERFUL LESSONS 25 YEARS LATER: ‘I’M STILL HERE’
Passananti said he has attended the memorial ceremony every year but one since the attacks.
“I wish I wasn’t here, obviously, but I feel like I have to be here every year,” he said.
Sean Passananti, whose father was killed on the 100th floor of the North Tower, said the passage of time has made the case feel increasingly detached from the scale of the crime.(Fox News Digital)
Dennis McGinley, whose older brother Danny worked on the 89th floor of the South Tower, said the delays have kept his family from closing a painful chapter.
“President Trump has a unique, historic opportunity here to be a hero, be our champion, finally close the books on this American nightmare, which is now becoming an American embarrassment,” McGinley said.
McGinley described the families’ grief as an injury that keeps reopening.
“It is like the wound never healed, and every year we get salt poured back into that wound,” he said.
Ryan said he lost 37 police officers he had worked with during his career, along with civilian colleagues at the Port Authority. After the recovery operation, he moved into counterterrorism work. He said he expected the 9/11 case to remain part of his professional life, but not for this long.
“The fact is that they’ve all admitted their involvement. It’s not a question of guilt. It’s just a question of the process and the fact that the process has taken 25 years,” Ryan said.
The case has been moving through the military commissions since the defendants were arraigned in 2012. By then, Mohammed had already spent nearly a decade in U.S. custody.
He was captured in Pakistan in 2003 and held for years at CIA “black sites,” where he was subjected to harsh interrogation techniques, including repeated waterboarding.
Mohammed and the other defendants were transferred to Guantánamo in 2006.
The treatment of the defendants in CIA custody has become one of the central obstacles in the prosecution.
Defense attorneys have argued that statements obtained after the defendants were tortured cannot be considered voluntary. Prosecutors have argued that later statements made to FBI agents by a “clean team” should be admissible.
The recent ruling excluding Mohammed’s 2007 FBI statements dealt another blow to that effort and highlighted a problem that has followed the case for years: whether prosecutors can separate evidence gathered later from the coercive interrogations that came before it.
The case has also been disrupted by changes in judges, the coronavirus pandemic and a failed plea agreement.
In 2024, the defendants reached plea agreements that would have required them to plead guilty in exchange for life sentences rather than face the death penalty. Then-Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin withdrew the agreements, prompting another round of litigation. A federal appeals court later blocked the defendants from entering guilty pleas under the withdrawn deals.
Years earlier, the Obama administration had tried another route.
In 2009, the administration announced that Mohammed and four other defendants would be prosecuted in federal court in Manhattan. That plan was abandoned after fierce opposition from New York officials and lawmakers who raised security and logistical concerns.
The case was moved back to the military commissions at Guantánamo, where it has remained.
The delays have left the accused plotters aging at a detention complex that has cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars while producing no verdict in the 9/11 case.
Dennis McGinley, whose older brother Danny worked on the 89th floor of the South Tower, said the delays have kept his family from closing a painful chapter.(Fox News Digital)
The criminal prosecution is separate from the civil lawsuit that 9/11 families have brought against Saudi Arabia, although the two proceedings intersect in the families’ broader search for a full accounting of the attacks.
The military commission is focused on whether Mohammed and the other defendants planned and carried out the terrorist operation. The civil case examines whether Saudi government employees or agents helped two hijackers establish themselves in the United States.
A trial in the civil case could force testimony and the release of evidence that families believe may clarify how the plot was supported before the attacks. The Saudi-related allegations, however, are not the charges at issue in the Guantánamo prosecution.
Ryan said the passage of time means the case now spans two generations of victims’ families: people who were children when the attacks happened and are now adults and older parents and grandparents who fear they may never live to see a verdict.
If the current schedule holds, the proceedings would begin June 5, 2028, almost 27 years after the attacks and 16 years after the defendants were arraigned.
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“Our justice system isn’t designed to work that late,” Ryan said. “It’s designed to produce justice in a fair time. And the emphasis needs to be on the victims as opposed to the five enemy combatants.”
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作者：布里·斯廷森
美国司法部长托德·布兰奇在《美国报道》节目中谈及司法部的外国恐怖分子驱逐法庭，以及他如何努力防止类似9/11的悲剧发生。
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一名被指控支持2024年选举日ISIS-inspired大规模枪击案的阿富汗女性已被遣返回国，这是国会30年前设立的专门联邦法庭——美国外国恐怖分子驱逐法庭（ATRC）首次成功投入使用。该法庭用于判定非公民是否属于“外国恐怖分子”。
据美国司法部（DOJ）消息，47岁的纳齐拉·哈吉·扎达近日向外国恐怖分子驱逐法庭承认自己是“外国恐怖分子”并放弃上诉后，被遣返回阿富汗。
“这一具有里程碑意义的案件促使这名外国恐怖分子被迅速遣返回原籍国，这是国家安全和法治的胜利，”司法部长托德·布兰奇在一份声明中表示。
“那些支持和纵容恐怖主义的人不应在美国生活，而外国恐怖分子驱逐法庭的这起首例案件表明，司法部将动用所有可用工具保护我们的国家。”
TRUMP TURNS TO ‘ZOMBIE’ COURT AFTER BOASBERG POINTED TO IT IN DEPORTATION FIGHT
美国司法部长托德·布兰奇称成功动用美国外国恐怖分子驱逐法庭驱逐“外国恐怖分子”是具有里程碑意义的案件。（盖蒂图片社，资料图）
扎达的儿子阿卜杜拉·哈吉·扎达和女婿纳西尔·艾哈迈德·陶赫迪此前因涉嫌参与该策划案被定罪。两人于2024年10月被捕，当时他们据称从一名联邦调查局卧底特工手中购买了枪支和弹药。
他们后来承认购买AK-47步枪，代表伊斯兰国实施大规模枪击案。据司法部消息，扎达的儿子已被判处15年监禁，陶赫迪正在等待判决。
扎达此前作为永久居民居住在德克萨斯州沃斯堡，被禁止再次进入美国。法庭于8月20日对扎达下达驱逐令。
EXCLUSIVE: 25 YEARS AFTER 9/11, ICE SAYS MORE THAN 2K KNOWN OR SUSPECTED TERRORISTS HAVE BEEN DEPORTED
美国司法部动用国会30年前批准的专门联邦法庭，将一名承认自己是“外国恐怖分子”的阿富汗国民驱逐出境。（朱莉娅·德马雷·尼基辛/美联社照片，资料图）
联邦调查局局长卡什·帕特尔称扎达的被驱逐是“保护美国国土免受恐怖主义威胁工作中具有历史意义且至关重要的一步”。
他补充道：“一名支持同情伊斯兰国的家庭成员在美国实施袭击的人已经为此付出了代价。她来到我们的国家，背叛了我们，现在失去了在此生活并享受我们民主自由的权利。联邦调查局和我们的司法部合作伙伴将动用一切必要手段保护美国人民免受恐怖主义威胁。”
该家族据称开始变卖财产为袭击筹集资金，并购买了前往喀布尔的单程机票，除了扎达的儿子和陶赫迪之外。
FBI ARRESTS 3 MEN WHO ALLEGEDLY PLEDGED ALLEGIANCE TO ISIS, FUNDED DRONE ATTACKS TARGETING US TROOPS OVERSEAS
联邦调查局局长卡什·帕特尔称扎达的被驱逐是“保护美国国土免受恐怖主义威胁工作中具有历史意义且至关重要的一步”。（彭博社 via 盖蒂图片社，资料图）
哈吉·扎达的律师表示，她同意被驱逐的决定“不应被视为对该法庭合法性的认可”。
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“将合法永久居民拖入法庭，却拒绝向他们或其律师出示用于指控他们的证据，这明显违反了正当程序，”辩护律师在周五的一份声明中说道。
“我们相信，一旦有法官要求对此问题进行审理，外国恐怖分子驱逐法庭将被裁定为违宪。”
该法庭的权限由国会于1996年授予，但扎达的被驱逐是其首次投入使用。
本文有美联社供稿。
布里·斯廷森是福克斯新闻数字频道驻洛杉矶的娱乐和突发新闻撰稿人。
First use of Alien Terrorist Removal Court sends Afghan woman back after Election Day ISIS plot: DOJ
September 11, 2026 6:00pm EDT / Fox News
By Brie Stimson
U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche discusses the Justice Department’s Alien Terrorist Removal Court and how he is working to prevent tragedies like 9/11 on ‘America Reports.’
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An Afghan woman accused of supporting an ISIS-inspired mass shooting on Election Day 2024 has been deported to her home country in the first successful use of a specialized federal court established by Congress — the U.S. Alien Terrorist Removal Court (ATRC) — 30 years ago to determine whether a non-citizen is an “alien terrorist.”
Nazira Haji Zada, 47, was sent back to Afghanistan after recently admitting to the ATRC that she was an “alien terrorist” and waving an appeal, according to the Department of Justice (DOJ).
“This landmark case, resulting in the prompt removal of this alien terrorist to her country of origin, is a win for national security and the rule of law,” Attorney General Todd Blanche said in a statement.
“Those who support and condone terrorism should not be living in the United States, and this first-ever case before the ATRC shows how the DOJ will use every tool at its disposal to protect our country.”
TRUMP TURNS TO ‘ZOMBIE’ COURT AFTER BOASBERG POINTED TO IT IN DEPORTATION FIGHT
U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche calls the successful use of the U.S. Alien Terrorist Removal Court to remove an “alien terrorist” a landmark case.(Getty Images, File)
Zada’s son and son-in-law, Abdullah Haji Zada and Nasir Ahmad Tawhedi, were previously convicted for their part in the alleged plot. The men were arrested in October 2024 after allegedly buying guns and ammunition from an undercover FBI agent.
They later admitted to buying AK-47 rifles to carry out a mass shooting on behalf of the Islamic State. Zada’s son was sentenced to 15 years in prison, and Tawhedi is awaiting sentencing, according to the DOJ.
Zada, who had been living as a permanent resident in Fort Worth, Texas, is not allowed back in the U.S. again. The court had issued an order of removal for Zada on Aug. 20.
EXCLUSIVE: 25 YEARS AFTER 9/11, ICE SAYS MORE THAN 2K KNOWN OR SUSPECTED TERRORISTS HAVE BEEN DEPORTED
The Department of Justice used a specialized federal court approved by Congress 30 years ago to deport an Afghan national who admitted to being an “alien terrorist.”(Julia Demaree Nikhinson/AP Photo, File)
FBI Director Kash Patel called Zada’s deportation a “historic and vitally important step in our work to protect the U.S. homeland from terrorism.”
He added, “An individual who supported a plot by ISIS-sympathizing family members to commit an attack in America has paid the price for that. She came to our country, betrayed it, and has now lost the right to live here and enjoy our democratic freedoms. This FBI and our Justice Department partners will protect the American people from the threat of terrorism, using all means necessary.”
The family allegedly began selling their possessions to raise money for the attack, and the family bought one-way tickets to Kabul, except for her son and Tawhedi.
FBI ARRESTS 3 MEN WHO ALLEGEDLY PLEDGED ALLEGIANCE TO ISIS, FUNDED DRONE ATTACKS TARGETING US TROOPS OVERSEAS
FBI Director Kash Patel called Zada’s deportation a “historic and vitally important step in our work to protect the U.S. homeland from terrorism.”(Bloomberg via Getty Images, File)
Haji Zada’s attorneys said her decision to consent to removal “should not be seen as an endorsement of this court’s legitimacy.”
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“Dragging lawful permanent residents into court but refusing to show them or their attorneys the evidence that will be used against them is a plain violation of due process,” defense lawyers said in a statement Friday.
“We are confident that the Alien Terrorist Removal Court will be struck down as unconstitutional as soon as a judge is asked to address the issue.”
The court’s authority was given by Congress in 1996, but Zada’s deportation is the first time it’s been used.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
Brie Stimson is a Los Angeles-based entertainment and breaking news writer for Fox News Digital.
2026年9月11日 美国东部时间下午6:17 / 福克斯新闻频道
作者：路易斯·卡西亚诺 福克斯新闻报道
前反恐官员：威胁形式已发生变化
曾在国土安全部及联邦调查局任职的美国前反恐官员贾韦德·阿里表示，美国遭遇9·11式袭击的风险有所降低，但如今的恐怖威胁更难被侦测。
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根据特朗普政府周五公布的一批文件，前总统比尔·克林顿和乔治·W·布什曾多次收到警告，称9·11事件组织者乌萨马·本·拉登及其恐怖网络正计划劫持大型商用客机，发动针对美国的袭击。
这些报告收录在此前保密的总统每日简报（PDB）和中情局高级情报备忘录中，文件显示，在基地组织成员撞毁世贸双塔三年前，恐怖分子曾在纽约一处不明身份的机场躲过安检，完成了一次劫机演练。
袭击策划者曾计划利用被劫持的客机要求释放被关押的极端主义者，包括谢赫·奥马尔·阿卜杜勒-拉赫曼和拉姆齐·优素福。
科尔号驱逐舰舰长回忆：在第一架客机撞楼前20分钟，中情局曾发来令人毛骨悚然的9·11警告
2026年9月11日，在纽约市国家9·11纪念博物馆举行的9·11恐怖袭击25周年纪念仪式上，前总统比尔·克林顿与前总统乔治·W·布什、巴拉克·奥巴马会面。新解密的文件显示，针对潜在恐怖袭击的情报警告跨越了多届政府。（盖蒂图片社）
“根据多方消息，本·拉登网络的部分成员接受了劫机训练，但目前尚无任何与本·拉登基地组织直接相关的团体实施过飞机劫持行动，”1998年12月4日的总统每日简报写道，“本·拉登可能正在考虑针对美国飞机发动其他类型的袭击。”
在这份1998年12月的简报发布数月前，1998年9月10日的总统每日简报备忘录就曾指出，本·拉登的首选袭击目标是美国本土华盛顿特区。该报告警告称，制造东非大使馆爆炸案的恐怖组织有可能将满载炸药的飞机撞向美国城市。
美国在9·11事件后建起了“堡垒”；随后威胁开始藏在眼皮子底下
文件显示，1998年一整年，美国情报机构都在追踪本·拉登的行踪和支持网络，同时确认了其在纽约、加利福尼亚、德克萨斯、密歇根和佛罗里达等多个州的同伙和同情者。
这些情报警告跨越了两届美国政府。2001年8月6日的一份总统每日简报送交布什，内容显示联邦调查局在美国境内发现了多起可疑活动模式，这些活动与劫机或其他袭击的筹备工作相符，同时近期有人对纽约的联邦建筑进行了侦察。
卡什·帕特尔揭露：联邦调查局特工悄悄挫败了令人毛骨悚然的假日恐怖袭击阴谋
“基地组织成员——包括一些美国公民——已经在美国居住或往返美国多年，该组织显然拥有可以协助发动袭击的支持网络，”这份文件写道。
“1998年美国导弹袭击本·拉登在阿富汗的据点后，本·拉登曾告诉追随者，他要在华盛顿进行报复。”
在归零地，9·11遇难者家属转向特朗普，奥巴马的旧决策再次浮出水面
2026年9月11日，在纽约市国家9·11纪念博物馆，民众将鲜花和美国国旗摆放在倒影池旁的纪念铭牌旁，美国全国举行活动纪念9·11恐怖袭击25周年。（吉娜·穆恩/ pooled图片社 盖蒂图片社）
在2001年9月11日袭击发生数周前，一份送交布什的每日简报显示，联邦调查局正在美国各地开展约70起与本·拉登相关的实地调查。
此次文件解密是特朗普政府推动公开袭击发生前情报机构掌握信息的整体举措之一。
“今天我批准解密71份总统每日简报，以此纪念9·11事件中的遇难者，以及随后在反恐战争中牺牲的中情局官员，”中情局局长约翰·拉特克利夫在X平台发布的一份声明中说道。
2026年9月11日，在纽约市国家9·11纪念博物馆举行的9·11恐怖袭击25周年纪念仪式上，马特·邓利维和女儿埃莉·邓利维在纪念倒影池前致意。（吉娜·穆恩/ pooled图片社 盖蒂图片社）
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在第二届任期内，特朗普还解密了关于总统约翰·F·肯尼迪、其弟弟罗伯特·F·肯尼迪以及马丁·路德·金遇刺事件的机密文件。
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Clinton, Bush received multiple warnings on bin Laden hijack plots before 9/11, declassified files show
Released CIA briefs reveal operatives conducted a trial run at a New York airport 3 years before the attacks
September 11, 2026 6:17pm EDT / Fox News
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Former counterterrorism official: The threat has changed
Javed Ali, a former US counterterrorism official who served at DHS and with the FBI, says America is safer from a 9/11-style attack, but today’s threats are harder to detect.
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Former presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush were given multiple warnings that 9/11 organizer Usama bin Laden and his terror network were planning to hijack large commercial jets in an effort to attack the United States, according to a batch of files released by the Trump administration Friday.
The reports, contained in previously classified documents from presidential daily briefs (PDBs) and high-level CIA intelligence memorandums, noted that operatives had already evaded security checks during a trial run at an unidentified New York airport three years before members of al Qaeda took down the World Trade Center.
The plotters aimed to leverage hijacked flights to demand the release of imprisoned extremists, including Sheikh Omar Abdel-Rahman and Ramzi Yousef.
USS COLE COMMANDER RECALLS CHILLING 9/11 WARNING AT CIA JUST 20 MINUTES BEFORE FIRST PLANE HIT
Former President Bill Clinton greets former presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama during a ceremony marking the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks at the National 9/11 Memorial & Museum in New York City on Sept. 11, 2026. Newly declassified files reveal that intelligence warnings about a potential terror attack spanned across presidential administrations.(Getty Images)
“Some members of the bin Ladin network have received hijack training, according to various sources, but no group directly tied to bin Ladin’s al-Qa’ida organization has ever carried out an aircraft hijacking,” a Dec. 4, 1998 presidential daily briefing states. “Bin Ladin could be weighing other types of operations against US aircraft.”
Months before the December 1998 briefing, a Sept. 10, 1998, PDB memorandum noted that bin Laden’s preferred option was to strike on U.S. soil in Washington, D.C. That report warned that the terror network responsible for the East Africa embassy bombings could possibly fly a plane packed with explosives into an American city.
AMERICA BUILT A FORTRESS AFTER 9/11; THEN THE THREAT STARTED HIDING IN PLAIN SIGHT
Throughout 1998, U.S. intelligence agencies tracked bin Laden’s movements and support system, while identifying associates and sympathizers operating across several states, including New York, California, Texas, Michigan and Florida, the documents state.
The warnings spanned two presidential administrations. An Aug. 6, 2001, PDB delivered to Bush informed him that the FBI uncovered patterns of suspicious activity inside the U.S. consistent with preparations for hijackings or other attacks, as well as recent surveillance of federal buildings in New York.
KASH PATEL REVEALS THE CHILLING HOLIDAY TERROR PLOTS FBI FEDERAL AGENTS QUIETLY STOPPED
“Al-Qa’ida members — including some who are US citizens — have resided in or traveled to the US for years, and the group apparently maintains a support structure that could aid attacks,” that document states.
“After US missile strikes on his base in Afghanistan in 1998, bin Laden told followers he wanted to retaliate in Washington.”
AT GROUND ZERO, 9/11 FAMILIES TURN TO TRUMP AS OBAMA’S OLD DECISION RESURFACES
Flowers and American flags rest beside inscribed names at a reflecting pool at the National September 11 Memorial & Museum Sept. 11, 2026, in New York City as the nation commemorated the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.(Jeenah Moon/Pool/Getty Images)
Weeks before the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, a daily brief for Bush said the FBI was conducting around 70 field investigations throughout the U.S. that it believed were related to bin Laden.
The documents were released as part of a broader push by the Trump administration to shed light on what intelligence agencies knew before the attacks.
“Today I authorized the release of 71 Presidential Daily Briefs to honor the lives of those killed on 9/11, along with CIA officers who subsequently gave their lives to the fight,” CIA Director John Ratcliffe said in a statement posted on X.
Matt Dunleavy and his daughter Ellie Dunleavy attend to the reflecting pools at the 9/11 Memorial for the ceremony to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center at the National 9/11 Memorial & Museum Sept. 11, 2026, in New York City.(Jeenah Moon/Pool/Getty Images)
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In his second administration, Trump has also released classified files on the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy, his brother Robert F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr.
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2026年9月11日 / 美国东部时间晚上7:52 / 哥伦比亚广播公司/美联社
密西西比州警方已逮捕一名男子，涉嫌杀害上月被发现吊死在树上的黑人女性塔西亚·福琼。
杰克逊警察局局长拉沙尔·布雷克尼在周五的新闻发布会上表示，警方已获得对贾克斯·拉特利夫的搜查令和逮捕令，并在街头偶遇他时将其逮捕。布雷克尼称，拉特利夫与福琼存在“关联”，但目前不会透露具体细节。
警方表示，51岁的拉特利夫已因谋杀罪被捕。
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布雷克尼表示，州法医办公室已于周四晚间认定这是一起他杀案件，这让警方得以执行此前已准备好的搜查令和逮捕令。
“本案仍在调查中，后续可能会有更多逮捕行动，”布雷克尼说。
这位局长表示，警方已约谈了近15人，收集了法医证据，并追查了案件线索。“今日执行的搜查令和对拉特利夫先生的逮捕是重要进展，但调查仍在进行中，”布雷克尼说。
福琼的母亲克里斯蒂·斯派ive周五在警方告知她逮捕消息后表示：“我当时就哭了，对他们说了一遍又一遍‘谢谢，谢谢，谢谢’。”
斯派ive表示，警方没有透露作案动机，也没有说明是否通过DNA锁定了嫌疑人。斯派ive说她并不认识这名被捕男子，正在向女儿的朋友打听是否有人认识他。斯派ive形容家人“难以置信”，处于“震惊之中”。
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“我们仍然没有得到很多答案，”斯派ive说。
警方于8月3日在杰克逊一所废弃房屋的后院发现了29岁的福琼的尸体。
福琼去世不到一年前，克利夫兰三角洲州立大学的21岁黑人学生特雷·里德和维克斯堡一名30多岁无家可归的白人男子科里·祖卡蒂斯相继被发现上吊身亡。
克利夫兰警方认定里德的死为自杀。验尸结果与玻利瓦尔县验尸官的初步尸检一致，未发现他杀迹象。
里德的家人及其律师要求进行独立尸检，并要求当局公开监控录像。
密西西比州州法医认定祖卡蒂斯死于自杀。
Man arrested in death of Tasia Fortune, Mississippi woman found hanging from tree
September 11, 2026 / 7:52 PM EDT / CBS/AP
Mississippi police have arrested a man in the death of Tasia Fortune, a Black woman found hanging from a tree last month.
Jackson Police Chief RaShall Brackney said at a news conference Friday that police had secured search and arrest warrants for Jarques Ratliff and arrested him when they encountered him walking on the street. Brackney said Ratliff had an “association” with Fortune but would not disclose details about it at this time.
Ratliff, 51, was arrested on a charge of murder, police said.
The mug shot of Jarques Ratliff, 51. Jackson Police Department
The state medical examiner’s office determined Thursday evening that the death was a homicide, Brackney said, allowing them to execute the warrants they already had on hand.
“This case remains active and additional arrests will be pending,” Brackney said.
The chief said police interviewed nearly 15 people, collected forensic evidence and pursued leads in the case. “The warrants executed today and the arrest of Mr. Ratliff are significant steps, but there is still an ongoing investigation,” Brackney said.
Christy Spivey, Fortune’s mother, said Friday after police told her of the arrest that “I just started crying and told them ‘thank you, thank you, thank you.’”
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Spivey said police did not share a motive or whether DNA led them to the arrest. Spivey said she did not know the man who had been arrested, but was asking her daughter’s friends if they knew him. Spivey described the family as “in disbelief” and “shock.”
Christy Spivey poses with a portrait of her late daughter Tasia Fortune on Sept. 8, 2026, in Marion, Kentucky. AP Photo/George Walker IV
“We still don’t have a lot of answers,” Spivey said.
Police discovered 29-year-old Fortune’s body hanging in the backyard of an abandoned home in Jackson on Aug. 3.
Fortune died less than a year after the hanging deaths of 21-year-old Trey Reed, a Black student at Delta State University in Cleveland, and Cory Zukatis, an unhoused White man in his 30s, in Vicksburg.
Police in Cleveland concluded Reed’s death was a suicide. Autopsy results were consistent with a preliminary examination of the body by the Bolivar County coroner, which found no evidence of foul play.
Reed’s family and their attorneys called for an independent autopsy and for authorities to share security camera recordings.
The Mississippi State Medical Examiner determined Zukatis died by suicide.
2026年9月11日 美国东部时间下午4:21 / 福克斯新闻
作者：彼得·达布罗斯卡 福克斯新闻
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美国陆军中校威廉·斯旺森表示，即将落成的国会荣誉勋章纪念碑将成为“激励后代美国人的象征”，并称赞唐纳德·特朗普总统到访新落成的国家国会荣誉勋章博物馆。
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得州阿灵顿——在11月选举前前往得州为共和党选民拉票的旋风式访问期间，唐纳德·特朗普总统于周四短暂停留，向美国最英勇的战士们致敬，当天正是2001年9月11日恐怖袭击25周年纪念日的前一天。
这场私密集会在国家国会荣誉勋章博物馆举行，特朗普还与到场的国会荣誉勋章获得者进行了私下会面。
特朗普还签署了一项法案，为在华盛顿特区国家广场建造一座纪念该奖项获得者的新纪念碑扫清了障碍，随后他向约100名嘉宾发表了讲话，其中包括美国目前在世的65名国会荣誉勋章获得者中的16位。
【标题】共和党人前往达拉斯 唯一目标：打破历史规律，取得大胜
2026年9月10日，得州阿灵顿，唐纳德·特朗普总统在国家国会荣誉勋章博物馆的活动上签署《赫尔什·“伍迪”·威廉姆斯国家国会荣誉勋章纪念碑选址法案》。（安德鲁·哈尼克/盖蒂图片社）
“这对我们所有人来说都意义非凡，”特朗普说，“能来到这里对我来说也是特别的时刻，这里是美国的瑰宝，专门纪念我国最优秀、最英勇的战士。坦率地说，这是他们有史以来留下的最宝贵的财富。”
这场活动与大约13小时前特朗普在达拉斯半小时车程外的共和党中期选举大会上面对数万名观众发表的演讲形成了鲜明对比。
【专栏】大卫·马库斯：在达拉斯，共和党人借9·11和柯克纪念日寻求团结
达拉斯牛仔队老板杰里·琼斯之女夏洛特·琼斯担任博物馆董事会主席，并主持了当天的活动。她的父亲坐在前排中心位置，满脸自豪，特朗普在台上也提到了这一点。
包括众议院议长迈克·约翰逊（路易斯安那州共和党人）、参议员特德·克鲁兹（得克萨斯州共和党人）在内的多名共和党高层政客也出席了这场活动。
琼斯和新博物馆首席执行官特洛伊·伯特拉姆都强调，国家国会荣誉勋章博物馆（NMOH）不仅仅是一座战争博物馆。
“我们不是军事历史博物馆，”伯特拉姆在接受福克斯新闻数字频道采访时表示，“我们讲述的是普通人的故事，关于他们的勇气、牺牲。讲述他们在获得荣誉之前是谁。”
特朗普的演讲充满了对这座博物馆所纪念的男女军人的钦佩之情。
【标题】国会荣誉勋章获得者小詹姆斯·卡珀斯表示，在失去“太多”之后，这份认可苦乐参半
一支乐队在国家国会荣誉勋章博物馆外演奏。（彼得·达布罗斯卡/福克斯新闻数字频道）
“他们冲锋陷阵，冲入火海，粉碎了美国的敌人，”总统说，“他们拥有的勇气是大多数人难以想象的。他们把伤员从战场上背出来，背着他们往返战场……他们会主动挡在子弹面前，就像这样站在那里承受枪击，这太令人惊叹了。”
其中一位战士就是陆军中校威廉·斯旺森，他是一位意志坚定的军人，同时也是博物馆董事会成员。
【标题】达科他·迈耶谈服役经历，抨击反恐战争纪念园的争议设计
他在2009年阿富汗持久自由军事行动中的英勇表现为他赢得了美国政府颁发的最高军事荣誉，该勋章于2013年由时任总统巴拉克·奥巴马授予。
在阿富汗库纳尔省甘加尔山谷的一场持续7小时的战斗中，斯旺森被敌军压制，他多次冲入交火区域，将受伤士兵转移到安全地带，并抬上直升机撤离，拯救了多条生命。
“总统，我们的总司令，一直是这个项目的坚定支持者，”斯旺森告诉福克斯新闻数字频道，“他会继续支持这个项目，让他像现在这样参与其中，将有助于我们按照标准、按时完成纪念碑的建造，并向美国人民传递关于服役意义的重要信息。”
这位美国第47任总统正与私人捐助者合作，在华盛顿特区林肯纪念堂附近建造这座新纪念碑，以表彰在战斗中荣获美国最高军事英雄主义奖项的获得者。他此前已签署《赫尔什·“伍迪”·威廉姆斯国家国会荣誉勋章纪念碑选址法案》，正式为纪念碑的建设扫清了道路。
2026年9月10日，得州阿灵顿，唐纳德·特朗普总统在国家国会荣誉勋章博物馆的活动上签署法案后，举起《赫尔什·“伍迪”·威廉姆斯国家国会荣誉勋章纪念碑选址法案》。（安德鲁·哈尼克/盖蒂图片社）
【标题】二战老兵向当代年轻人传递直接讯息：“我们放弃了自己的青春，换来了你们的明天”
“他去世时，伍迪是最后一位在世的二战时期的勋章获得者，”特朗普在谈及这项法案的命名者时说，“他从事着战争中最危险的工作之一，那就是操作喷火器。”
“在硫磺岛战役中，他为美军的胜利开辟了道路—— literally（字面意义上）开辟了一条道路，让士兵们能够进入阵地并赢得胜利，穿过敌军据点组成的致命死亡地带。他往返穿梭，从未停下脚步。”
威廉姆斯是硫磺岛战役中约300名喷火器手之一，这场战役是太平洋战场中著名且具有决定性意义的战斗。已故老兵的家人也到场出席，总统亲切地向他们致意。
“美国永远不会忘记他们所做的一切、所冒的风险、所付出的巨大牺牲，不会忘记他们对家人意味着什么，以及他们对我们国家意味着什么，”特朗普总结道，“我要再次感谢大家。”
斯旺森阐述了铭记历史的重要性。
“我们确保拥有共同历史、共同信念的方式，就是建造纪念碑、建立博物馆。我们有传承下来的故事，它们告诉我们作为美国人是谁，以及我们未来将成为谁，”他说，“没有这些传承下来的故事，我们就没有自己的叙事脉络。”
2026年9月10日，得州阿灵顿，唐纳德·特朗普总统在访问国家国会荣誉勋章博物馆期间签署华盛顿特区国会荣誉勋章纪念碑相关法案。（彼得·达布罗斯卡/福克斯新闻数字频道）
他也没有忽略这场活动恰逢9·11袭击25周年纪念日的前一天这一细节。
他将这场悲剧描述为对他而言的“决定性事件”，当时他刚读完大学，这件事塑造了他的整个人生轨迹。袭击发生后，斯旺森在陆军服役了22年。
“美国是在烈火中锻造而成的，”他说，“我们经历过革命、内战、全球冲突、国内动乱。我们的自由和国家永远都会面临挑战，而我们的责任就是从这些事件中向前迈进，构建一个更完美的联邦。”
“话虽如此，我们必须永远从这些事件中吸取教训，帮助更好地防止类似事件发生，同时向在这些冲突中作战的军人的牺牲致敬，也要明白我们作为公民如何才能建设一个更好的国家，不再出现这些问题——不再面临这些挑战。我们有责任为后代阻止这类事情的发生。”
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Inside Trump’s intimate meeting with nation’s bravest soldiers during whirlwind Texas trip
September 11, 2026 4:21pm EDT / Fox News
By Peter D’Abrosca, Fox News
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U.S. Army Lt. Col. William Swenson said the upcoming Medal of Honor monument will be a ‘symbol to the future to inspire Americans’ and praised President Donald Trump’s visit to the new National Medal of Honor Museum.
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ARLINGTON, Texas — During his whirlwind trip to Texas to rally Republican voters ahead of November’s elections, President Donald Trump on Thursday made a pit stop to honor America’s bravest warriors the day before the anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
The intimate gathering was held at the National Medal of Honor Museum, where Trump also met privately with the Medal of Honor recipients who were present.
Trump also signed legislation clearing the way for a new monument honoring the award’s recipients on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., before addressing roughly 100 guests, including 16 of the nation’s 65 living Medal of Honor recipients.
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President Donald Trump signs the Hershel “Woody” Williams National Medal of Honor Monument Location Act during an event at the National Medal of Honor Museum Sept. 10, 2026, in Arlington, Texas.(Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
“It’s very special for all of us,” Trump said. “It’s special for me to be here, and it’s an American treasure devoted to the best and bravest warriors of our country. And, frankly, it’s really the best they’ve ever produced.”
The event was a stark contrast to the tens of thousands to whom Trump had addressed about 13 hours prior at the GOP midterm convention, a half hour away in Dallas.
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Charlotte Jones, daughter of Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, is the chairman of the museum’s board of directors and served as the event’s emcee. Her father beamed with pride as he sat front and center, which Trump noted from the stage.
High-ranking Republican politicians, including House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La. and Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, were among the high-profile guests who huddled in the room for the event.
Both Jones and Troy Bertram, the CEO of the new center, stressed that the National Medal of Honor Museum (NMOH) is not just a war museum.
“We are not a military history museum,” Bertram told Fox News Digital. “We are storytelling around the humans, about their courage, their sacrifice. Who they were before what they became.”
Trump’s speech struck a tone of admiration for the men and women honored by the museum.
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A band performs outside the National Medal of Honor Museum.(Peter D’Abrosca/Fox News Digital)
“They stormed into hellfire and crushed America’s enemies,” the president said. “They had bravery like few people could even think of having. They carried the wounded out of battle and on their own backs and carried them back and forth. … They stood in the way of bullets, purposely just standing just like this and taking bullets, and it’s amazing.”
One of those warriors was Army Lt. Col. William Swenson, a man of steely resolve who serves on the museum’s board.
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His heroic 2009 actions in Afghanistan, where he fought during Operation Enduring Freedom, earned him the highest military decoration awarded by the U.S. government in 2013, presented by then-President Barack Obama.
Pinned down by the enemy during a seven-hour battle in the Ganjgal Valley of the country’s Kunar Province, Swenson saved lives by making multiple trips into active combat zones, pulling wounded soldiers to safety and loading them onto helicopters for evacuation.
“The president and our commander-in-chief has been a strong supporter of this project,” Swenson told Fox News Digital. “He continues to be a strong supporter of this project, and having him as involved as he is going to be a great contribution to get the monument done to standard, on time and to start signaling the messaging to the American people what’s important about service.”
The 47th president is working with private donors to build the new monument in Washington, D.C., near the Lincoln Memorial, in honor of recipients of the nation’s highest military award for heroism in battle. He previously signed the Hershel “Woody” Williams National Medal of Honor Monument Location Act, officially clearing the path for its construction.
President Donald Trump holds up the Hershel “Woody” Williams National Medal of Honor Monument Location Act after signing it during an event at the National Medal of Honor Museum in Arlington, Texas, Sept. 10, 2026.(Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
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“When he died, Woody was the last surviving recipient from World War II. [He] had one of the most dangerous jobs of war, and that’s operating a flamethrower,” Trump said, speaking of the man for whom the bill was named.
“In the Battle of Iwo Jima, he carved a path to American victory — literally carved a path so soldiers could get in and win through a deadly gauntlet of enemy strongholds. And back and forth he went. He just kept going back and forth.”
Williams was one of about 300 flamethrowers in Iwo Jima, a famed and defining battle in the war’s Pacific theater. The late soldier’s family members were in the audience and were fondly acknowledged by the president.
“America will never, ever forget what they did and what they risked and how much they risked [and] what they meant to their families and what they’ve meant to our country,” Trump concluded. “I want to thank you all once again.”
Swenson described the importance of remembrance.
“What we do to ensure that we have common history, common beliefs, is we have monuments, and we have museums. We have our mythology that tells us who we are as Americans and what we will continue to be in the future,” he said. “Without this mythology, we don’t have that narrative.
President Donald Trump signs legislation for a Medal of Honor monument in Washington during a visit to the National Medal of Honor Museum in Arlington, Texas.(Peter D’Abrosca/Fox News Digital)
The fact that the event was held the day before the 25th anniversary of 9/11 wasn’t lost on him, either.
He described the tragedy as a “seminal event” for him, which happened just as he was finishing college, that shaped his entire future. Swenson spent 22 years in the Army after the attack.
“The United States is forged in fire,” he said. “We’ve had revolutions, we’ve had civil wars, we’ve had global conflicts, we’ve had civil strife. There will always be challenges to our freedom and to our country, and it’s up to us to move forward from those events and create that more perfect union.
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“That said, we must always learn from these events to help better prevent them and also to honor the sacrifice of the service members who fought in these conflicts, and also understand how we as citizens can create a better country that does not have these problems — that does not have these challenges. It’s our responsibility to future generations to prevent that.”
Peter D’Abrosca is a politics reporter at Fox News Digital.
2026年9月11日 / 美国东部时间下午5:49 / 哥伦比亚广播公司（CBS）新闻
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特朗普政府宣布将向30个州的近100万《平价医疗法案》参与者发放500美元补贴，这是白宫在11月中期选举前为缓解生活成本担忧推出的最新举措。
白宫在该计划的情况说明书中表示，此次发放补贴是因为拜登政府此前通过“医保交易所‘用户费’将成本转嫁给消费者，推高了保费”，从而超额收取了《平价医疗法案》参保人的费用。
白宫称，这笔补贴是政府降低美国人医疗成本目标的一部分，款项将于10月起开始发放。
特朗普总统周四在声明中表示：“特朗普总统正在兑现承诺，将美国患者放在首位，对抗那些利用华盛顿现状抬高美国人医疗成本的大型保险公司、药品制造商和其他企业巨头，切实降低患者的医疗开支。”
此次公告发布距离中期选举不到两个月，民生钱包问题预计将成为选民投票的关键议题。哥伦比亚广播公司7月的一项民调显示，在近2200名受访者中，有四分之三的人称收入涨幅跟不上通胀。
特朗普本周还单独做出承诺，如果共和党在中期选举后继续掌控国会，将向每位美国成年人发放5000美元现金红利。
去年国会终止了医保补贴政策后，《平价医疗法案》（即奥巴马医改）医保计划的月保费大幅上涨。一些参保人随后降级了自己的医保计划，还有一些人在保费飙升后干脆放弃了医保。
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凯泽家庭基金会（KFF）在2月至3月开展的一项民调显示，80%的续缴保费的《平价医疗法案》参保人称自己的保费、自付额、共付保险比例和挂号费都比去年更高。
凯泽家庭基金会健康政策执行副总裁拉里·莱维特周五在一份声明中表示，特朗普政府的这笔《平价医疗法案》补贴将主要发放给“那些因国会未延长强化税收抵免而失去补贴的中等收入人群，他们目前每年要多支付数千美元的医保费用”。
此次发放的补贴将覆盖通过《平价医疗法案》交易所购买医保的1900万人中的约5%。
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Trump administration to send $500 payments to nearly 1 million Obamacare participants
September 11, 2026 / 5:49 PM EDT / CBS News
By Mary Cunningham
Mary Cunningham is a reporter for CBS MoneyWatch. She previously worked at “60 Minutes,” CBSNews.com and CBS News 24/7 as part of the CBS News Associate Program.
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The Trump administration is promising to send $500 payments to nearly 1 million Affordable Care Act participants in 30 states, the White House’s latest effort to address cost-of-living concerns ahead of the November midterm elections.
In a fact sheet on the initiative, the White House said it was issuing refunds after the Biden administration overcharged ACA enrollees though “plan exchange ‘user fees’ that were passed on to consumers in the form of higher premiums.”
The White House said the checks are part of the administration’s goal to lower healthcare costs for Americans. The payments are set to go out starting in October.
“President Trump is delivering on promises to lower costs for American patients by putting them first and taking on big health insurance companies, drug manufacturers and other corporate giants that have used the status quo in Washington to raise healthcare costs for Americans,” the White House said on Thursday.
The announcement comes less than two months before the midterm elections, with pocketbook issues expected to be a key issue as voters cast their ballots. Three-quarters of nearly 2,200 respondents said their income is not keeping up with inflation, according to a July CBS News poll.
Mr. Trump separately pledged this week to send a $5,000 dividend to every U.S. adult if Republicans maintain control of Congress after the midterms.
Monthly premiums for Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, health plans have soared after Congress last year allowed coverage subsidies to expire. Some enrollees subsequently downgraded their plans, while others have decided to forgo insurance altogether after their plan costs spiked.
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In a KFF poll fielded between February and March, 80% of returning ACA participants said their premiums, deductibles, or coinsurance and copays were higher than last year.
Larry Levitt, executive vice president for health policy at KFF, said in a statement on Friday that the Trump administration’s ACA payments will mostly go to “middle-income people who lost subsidies when Congress did not extend enhanced tax credits, and are now paying in many cases thousands of dollars more.”
The checks will cover roughly 5% of the 19 million people who receive insurance through the Affordable Care Act exchange.
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The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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吕爱丽：两度叩关，瑞幸能否顺利登台？
2026年9月12日 05:00 / 吕爱丽 台北特派员
来自中国的瑞幸咖啡近年持续快速扩张，截至今年5月底全球门店已突破3万5000家。图为民众在2023年3月31日开业的新加坡滨海广场门店外排队。 （海峡时报）
中国大陆最大连锁咖啡品牌瑞幸咖啡，似乎又来到台湾门口。去年底，瑞幸一度传出将在台北南京复兴商圈开出台湾首店，店址、招聘信息相继曝光，原定12月开幕，却迟迟没有下文。
时隔近一年，近日又有民众在同一商圈发现大批印有瑞幸标志的咖啡豆纸箱，让“小蓝杯”即将登台的传闻再起。经济部随即证实，已发函给此前传出拟代理瑞幸的顺昱控股所委托的律师事务所，要求瑞幸循陆资投资管道申请。
中国大陆国台办对此批评民进党政府“蓄意阻挠限制大陆投资、产品入岛”，是“不得人心的政治操弄”。台湾大陆委员会主委邱垂正反驳，国台办替瑞幸说话，“更能说明这个厂商是陆资产业”；台湾并未禁止陆资投资，但业者应依法申请，“不要用人头规避审查”。
事件随即在台湾引发部分舆论质疑：同样来自中国大陆，海底捞早已在台湾开店多年，为何瑞幸却迟迟进不了门？一家卖咖啡的餐饮企业，难道也涉及国安？有餐饮业者更质疑，主管机关的考量是否掺杂政治因素。也有网民反问：“那海底捞是不是也要赶出去？”
台湾经济部定期更新的陆资在台投资事业名录显示，海底捞2015年进军台湾时，由在新加坡注册的HAI DI LAO HOLDINGS PTE. LTD.投资2500万元（新台币，下同，约105万新元），申请设立海底捞火锅股份有限公司，行业类别登记为餐饮业。经济部目前的商工登记资料，也将海底捞火锅的股权状况标示为“有大陆投资人”。
其实，海底捞与瑞幸不同也在上述信息中一览无遗。海底捞是在新加坡注册，是新资，创办人也已入籍新加坡。瑞幸母公司在开曼群岛注册，但依然是中国品牌，总部在厦门。
但餐饮业也并非禁止陆资投资的项目，经济部要求瑞幸循陆资程序申请，也不等于禁止它赴台投资，问题首先在于瑞幸以何种方式进入台湾。此前瑞幸尝试以代理商模式进入，去年9月才成立的顺昱控股因而成为关键角色。
瑞幸首次传出登台时，台湾媒体即追查顺昱的股权结构及与瑞幸的商业关系。根据报道，资本额仅500万元的顺昱，由董事长翁张丽卿持股九成、监事程振刚持股一成。翁张丽卿曾任顺大食品调味公司董事；由彰化翁氏家族创办的顺大长期经营食品供应链，也是瑞幸在中国大陆的咖啡豆加工供应商。
经济部当时确认，顺昱为纯台资企业，并称若只是代理瑞幸品牌，属于商业而非投资行为，无须向投审司申请，但仍会关注是否涉及中国大陆资金。
这一次，经济部则要求瑞幸循陆资投资管道申请。经济部长龚明鑫解释，主管机关仍须确认瑞幸与顺昱究竟是单纯代理，还是背后涉及股权参与，以免产生规避陆资审查的疑虑；直接循陆资程序处理较为单纯，也可审查投资对国安及产业的影响。
至于主管机关这一年来是否掌握新的资料，因而调整处理方式，目前并未说明。
马英九政府2009年正式开放陆资来台投资，但从一开始就采取有别于一般外资的审查制度。若投资具有独占、寡占或垄断性地位，在政治、社会、文化上具有敏感性或影响国安，或对台湾经济发展、金融稳定有不利影响，现行规定下，主管机关可限制或禁止投资。
民进党2016年重新执政后，这套制度继续沿用。蔡英文政府2020年进一步修法，强化对陆资经第三地投资的认定，并将通过契约等方式取得部分台企控制能力纳入规范，以防范陆资绕道到台湾。这也意味着，陆资认定并非只看直接持股。
不过，陆资并未因此完全被挡在门外。潮玩品牌泡泡玛特2022年在台湾设立公司，经济部商工登记资料即标示“有大陆投资人”。
瑞幸本身的经营模式也让争议不只停留在资本来源。民进党立委林楚茵曾将相关疑虑提升至国安层次。她称，大陆企业可能以“假代理、真经营”方式规避投资审查，并点名瑞幸透过QR码或应用程序点餐，可能掌握台湾消费者个人资料与消费足迹。
瑞幸以数码化营运、优惠促销和快速展店见长。有媒体分析，继新加坡和香港之后，若能进入成熟的台湾咖啡市场，也有助于验证其商业模式是否具备海外复制能力。
但台湾《经济日报》星期五（9月11日）引述业界消息称，经济部要求瑞幸循陆资程序申请后，原有代理模式恐难继续，加上相关程序一再拖延并造成损失，瑞幸登台意愿已大幅降低。
随着社群媒体和跨境消费普及，瑞幸、泡泡玛特等大陆品牌，对不少台湾消费者已不陌生。从一再传出登台消息，到如今据报意愿降低，“小蓝杯”最终能否登台仍是未知数，也让这杯尚未卖出的咖啡，掺杂了几分政治滋味。