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与美国会谈三小时 伊朗再提重开海峡条件

2026年9月23日 20:10 / 联合早报

美国总统特朗普（中）星期二在联合国大会第81届会议期间，与伊拉克总理扎伊迪（左起）、土耳其总统埃尔多安、约旦国王阿卜杜拉二世、卡塔尔埃米尔塔米姆、叙利亚过渡政府总统沙拉与埃及总理马德布利，一同出席了波斯湾合作委员会的多边会议。 （法新社）

（联合国综合电）美国总统特朗普星期二威胁要摧毁伊朗，随即又释放出乐观信号，称两国官员当天在纽约举行了“非常好”的会谈。此次会谈重燃了美伊通过外交途径结束战争的希望。

特朗普星期二（9月22日）出席联合国大会第81届会议期间告诉媒体，美伊当天举行了三小时会谈。他形容，会谈非常富有成效，双方已安排不久后再谈一次。他没有透露会谈内容或下次会谈时间。

特朗普的特使威特科夫以及特朗普女婿库什纳代表美方出席了会谈。威特科夫在会后透露，会谈以调解人在双方代表团之间穿梭传话的方式进行，并指自己“现在感觉非常好”。

伊朗媒体说，会谈应美方要求举行，伊方代表为外交部长阿拉格齐。据报道，阿拉格齐向威特科夫提出重新开放霍尔木兹海峡的条件，包括“立即解除（美国）海上封锁、迅速归还所有被冻结伊朗资产，以及在所有抵抗战线上结束战争”。

特朗普周二早些时候向联合国大会致辞时称，他正考虑毁灭伊朗，但与此同时，他不排除两国在11月美国中期选举后达成协议的可能性。特朗普当天会见波斯湾国家领导人时还说，伊朗达成协议的势头强劲。

美国选民对油价高企日益不满，使特朗普面临尽快结束战争的压力。美国周三（23日）收紧对伊朗航空业的制裁，试图通过加强经济压力来迫使德黑兰屈服。

但航班追踪网站Flightradar24的数据显示，制裁生效后数小时，仍有约六趟航班从伊朗起飞，目的地包括泰国曼谷和普吉岛、中国上海与阿富汗喀布尔。

泰国民航局官员受询时说，当局尚未收到停止伊朗相关航班的指示。

另据伊朗媒体周二报道，飞往伊拉克首都巴格达与阿曼首都马斯喀特的航班周三起取消，其他国际航线暂不受影响。

路透社也引述消息人士报道，伊拉克已下令民航部门从周三起暂停飞往巴格达机场的伊朗航班。

伊拉克是伊朗各家航空公司的一大目的地，乘客主要为往返穆斯林圣地的朝圣者。伊拉克几家旅行社说，一些顾客正考虑改用更耗时的陆路交通方式。

根据新制裁措施，外国机场运营商以及从事加油、售票等相关业务的企业若继续服务伊朗航班，可能面临美国的二级制裁。

美国财长贝森特日前称，制裁生效后，伊朗航空公司将在全球停运，无视制裁的企业将被踢出美元体系。

Florida fund sues New York Times over Israel coverage, demands records

By Reuters / September 23, 2026 2:40 PM UTC Updated 25 mins ago

People walk by The New York Times building in Manhattan, New York City, U.S., September 16, 2025. REUTERS/Kylie Cooper/File Photo

NEW YORK, Sept 23 (Reuters) – Florida’s state-administered public pension fund sued the New York Times on Wednesday, demanding to review its books and records to determine whether the newspaper is adhering to its editorial standards in reporting about Israel.

According to a complaint filed in a New York state court in Manhattan, the Times’ “repeated publication of materially false or baseless factual assertions” supports a reasonable inference that the Times’ board of directors has caused journalistic standards to be “weaponized within the company to serve the personal agendas of unchecked editors.”

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The case is based on part on claims by an unnamed newsroom whistleblower who said the Times brushed off her repeated complaints about a widespread culture of anti-Israel bias, including being told by a human resources representative that she might “go find a place whose values align with yours.”

A Times spokesperson did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

The complaint was filed by the State Board of Administration of Florida on behalf of the Florida Retirement System Trust Fund, which is a Times shareholder. It is represented by Florida’s Republican Attorney General James Uthmeier, the National Jewish Advocacy Center and other lawyers.

Reporting by Jonathan Stempel in New York Editing by Nick Zieminski and Bill Berkrot

Pro-life leader sounds alarm after doctor gets 6 months for forcing abortion pills on girlfriend

September 23, 2026 8:32am EDT / Fox News

Hassan-James Abbas crushed abortion pills and restrained Jona Affholder as the drugs took effect, according to court records

By James Cirrone, Fox News

SBA Pro-Life America President Marjorie Dannenfelser says lawmakers and the DOJ should take action after an Ohio doctor received a six-month sentence in a case involving abortion drugs administered to his pregnant girlfriend without her consent.

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Marjorie Dannenfelser, the president of SBA Pro-Life America, told Fox News Digital that U.S. law has not caught up with the growing availability of abortion medication, allowing predators who use the drugs to end pregnancies without women’s consent to face relatively light consequences.

She pointed to the case of Hassan-James Abbas, an Ohio man accused of forcing abortion pills into his pregnant girlfriend’s mouth in December 2024. He was sentenced earlier this month to six months in prison.

The woman, Jona Affholder, went to the hospital and ultimately lost the baby.

“The fact that this guy got only six months in prison for his crime says a lot about the state of our culture right now,” Dannenfelser said. “This was a very much wanted pregnancy. She could support the baby on her own and didn’t need his help. But he had other ideas in mind.”

Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of the Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America organization, speaks at the National Press Club on Nov. 30, 2021, in Washington, D.C.(Drew Angerer/Getty Images)

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Abbas, then a surgical resident at the University of Toledo, began dating Affholder in early October 2024, according to a lawsuit she filed against him.

Sometime in December that year, Affholder got pregnant. Authorities said once he found out, he illegally obtained mifepristone and misoprostol using his estranged wife’s identification information. It is unclear whether Abbas prescribed the drugs himself.

Taken together, the two medications terminate early pregnancies: mifepristone blocks progesterone, a hormone needed to sustain the pregnancy, while misoprostol causes contractions that expel the fetus.

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Under current FDA rules, patients do not have to see a physician in person to receive a prescription, allowing mifepristone to be prescribed after a telehealth visit and mailed by a certified pharmacy.

After getting his hands on the pills, he began offering Affholder hot chocolate and tea, “which was out of character for their relationship,” according to the Lucas County Prosecutor’s Office.

On Dec. 18, 2024, Abbas invited her to his home in Holland, Ohio. Prosecutors said despite being aware of Affholder’s intention to keep the baby, he climbed on top of her in bed, held her down and shoved crushed abortion pills into her mouth.

Court records show that when Affholder tried to call 911, he took the phone out of her hand and hung it up. Eventually, she was able to leave Abbas’s residence and get to the hospital.

Affholder described this experience in a Daily Wire op-ed published in June 2026.

Hassan-James Abbas, a 32-year-old surgical resident at the University of Toledo, allegedly forced abortion pills down the mouth of his pregnant girlfriend.(Google Maps; University of Toledo)

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“I fought him off and ran to call 911. He took my cell and my keys, blocking me from leaving. I rushed to the kitchen, trying to rinse the powder from my mouth. But he continued to restrain me, buying each minute for the drugs to do their intended purpose of killing our kid,” Affholder wrote.

“When he assumed the drugs had sufficiently aborted our baby, he returned my belongings, and I went straight to the hospital,” she added.

According to Affholder’s account, she began hemorrhaging after arriving at the hospital and ultimately miscarried.

Abbas, who was arrested the next day, initially pleaded not guilty. In May 2026, he pleaded no contest to four felony charges: disrupting public services, unlawfully distributing abortion-inducing drugs, identity fraud and using deception to obtain a dangerous drug.

As part of the plea agreement, prosecutors dropped charges of abduction and tampering with evidence. The state had alleged that Abbas drove away from the home on the night of the assault and threw the remaining pills out his car window.

A booking photo for Hassan Abbas. He was arrested on Dec. 19, 2024, a day after he drugged his then girlfriend, Jona Affholder, with abortion medication.(Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio)

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Dannenfelser contrasted Abbas’ six-month sentence with Ohio’s penalties for rape, which can carry years or even life in prison depending on the circumstances.

“But… this coercion and this attack that led to the death of her wanted child gets only six months,” she said.

In February 2024, Mason Herring, of Texas, received the exact same sentence — six months — for slipping misoprostol into his then wife’s drinks. The baby survived but initially faced severe developmental delays.

“If you are Amy Acton running for governor [of Ohio], if you are Sherrod Brown running for the Senate, you need to answer for this because their Republican opponents are very much for limiting these drugs or controlling them at least,” Dannenfelser added.

Fox News Digital reached out to both campaigns for comment.

Marjorie Dannenfelser said former Sen. Sherrod Brown, who is running to retake a Senate seat in Ohio, and Amy Acton, the state’s Democratic gubernatorial nominee, should comment on the Hassan Abbas case.(Daniel Lozada / Bloomberg, Stephen Zenner / Bloomberg)

Dannenfelser also criticized Planned Parenthood and pro-choice advocates, accusing them of failing to speak out about Affholder’s case and others like it.

“Where are the advocates, the feminists, the people who are against the coercion of women, the people who are ‘my body, my choice,’ the people who say that medical care is all that they’re really looking for,” she said.

Planned Parenthood attends the 2026 WeHo Pride Parade on June 7, 2026, in West Hollywood, California.(Rodin Eckenroth/Getty Images)

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Planned Parenthood does not appear to have publicly commented on Affholder’s case, but the organization has explicitly condemned the act of giving women abortion drugs without their knowledge or consent.

Fox News Digital reached out to Planned Parenthood for comment.

Dannenfelser said the Department of Justice should take a more active role in prosecuting cases involving forced abortions.

“We do have every hope that the attorney general will move on this, and he’s referenced it at the Dallas convention that people who are pushing death in a pill will be disappointed,” she said. “That is the surest way to justice.”

On Tuesday, Sen. Bernie Moreno, R-Ohio, joined Dannenfelser in demanding Attorney General Todd Blanche take action, referencing Affholder’s case.

“My constituent was held down and force-fed crushed-up mail-order abortion pills,” Moreno wrote to Blanche. “Unsurprisingly, reckless Biden-era mail-in abortion policies are responsible for this hell-on-earth tragedy.”

James Cirrone is a writer on the Breaking/Trending News team at Fox News Digital. Story tips can be sent to james.cirrone@fox.com.

俄罗斯城镇被熊群“围困” 一个月内六人死于熊袭击

2026年9月23日 20:20 / 联合早报

过去一个月，在俄罗斯辽阔的西伯利亚克拉斯诺亚尔斯克边疆区，至少有六人遭熊袭击身亡。 （法新社档案照片）

俄罗斯边疆地区过去一个月，至少有六人遭到熊袭击后身亡。

法新社报道，俄罗斯检察部门星期三（9月23日）说，在俄罗斯辽阔的西伯利亚克拉斯诺亚尔斯克边疆区，至少有六人过去一个月遭熊袭击身亡。检方指责当地官员未能控制熊的数量，因涉嫌玩忽职守而展开刑事调查。

据俄罗斯自然资源部数据，自1990年以来，俄罗斯境内的棕熊数量已增加一倍以上，从约13万只增长至今年的近30万8000只。

尽管当局数据显示，俄罗斯全国范围内的熊袭人事件数量保持在每年20起至30起左右，但当地媒体和官员对袭击数量的上升表示担忧。

俄罗斯调查委员会针对人口稀少的克拉斯诺亚尔斯克和哈卡斯（Khakassia）地区发布声明称，尽管当局多次发出警告，当地官员仍“未采取措施控制野生动物数量，也未采取措施防止它们进入有人居住的地区”。

当地媒体报道，本月早些时候，在偏远的波德焦索沃镇（Podtyosovo）附近的森林中发现两名遭熊袭击致死的退休人士遗体；一名40岁的工厂工人在9月6日穿过上述森林时，也遇袭不幸丧生。

调查人员指出，在接下来的几周里又有三人遇害，最新的一起事件发生在星期三凌晨，死者是一名在森林中看守机械设备的39岁伐木工。

邻近的哈卡斯地区副负责人布切尼克（Dmitry Buchenik）说，拥有约1万人口的森林城镇阿巴扎（Abaza）正面临熊群的“四面合围”。

他说：“阿巴扎度过了一个令人心惊胆战的夜晚。这座位于针叶林带的城镇实际上已被熊群围困。”

他也说：“一些熊被驱赶走了，但有三只被击毙，其中一只体型巨大。”

社交媒体流传一些未经证实的视频，其中一段显示一只熊正游过镇旁的河流，另一段则显示三只熊在汽车前方横穿马路。

俄罗斯紧急情况部说，绝大多数情况下，熊在遇到人类时通常都会主动避开。

亚行：亚洲通胀压力料延续至明年 AI需求支撑东南亚增长

2026年9月23日 20:31 / 联合早报

• 亚行警告，俄乌战争、中东冲突及强厄尔尼诺加剧亚洲物价压力，通胀料持续至2027年，促各国央行保持警惕。 – 亚行预计发展中亚太经济体今年增长5%，较2025年的5.5%放缓；今年通胀率预计为4.2%，明年为3.5%。 – 人工智能热潮带动电子产品需求，支撑东南亚经济。亚行将发展中东南亚今年增长预测上调至4.7%。 – 经合组织预计2027年全球通胀高于此前预测，或促使更多央行收紧政策，并预计美联储今年将再加息一次。

亚行警告，亚太地区高度依赖雨水农耕和水力发电，是全球受厄尔尼诺经济冲击较大的地区之一。预计本轮厄尔尼诺将在今年11月前后达到高峰，经济影响可能延至2027年进一步显现。图为8月28日印尼西爪哇省茂物市的一个稻田，因长期干旱而出现龟裂。 （法新社）

（雅加达综合电）亚洲开发银行警告，俄乌战争、中东冲突升级以及强厄尔尼诺现象正加剧亚洲物价压力，通胀料持续至2027年，促各国央行保持警惕。不过，人工智能热潮带动的电子产品需求和科技投资，预计将继续支撑东南亚经济增长。

亚行星期三（9月23日）发布最新《亚洲发展展望》报告指出，伊朗战事重新升级并蔓延至也门，导致原油和成品油供应受阻；俄乌战争则扰乱粮食运输。与此同时，厄尔尼诺造成的异常天气已威胁从印度至泰国的农作物收成，并影响水力发电。

亚行首席经济师朴之水（Albert Park）说，经济前景风险仍偏向下行；若冲突进一步升级，或厄尔尼诺带来的冲击比预期严重，可能拖累经济增长并推高通胀。

亚行预计，发展中亚太经济体今年经济增长率为5%，较2025年的5.5%放缓，但比7月预测上调0.1个百分点；2027年预测维持在5.1%。今年通胀率预计为4.2%，明年为3.5%，均高于2025年的3%。

亚行也把布伦特原油平均价格预测上调至今年每桶90美元（约115新元），明年为78美元。

另一方面，人工智能（AI）热潮带动的科技产品需求，为东南亚经济提供重要支撑。亚行将发展中东南亚经济体今年的经济增长预测从4.6%上调至4.7%，明年则从4.8%上调至4.9%。

朴之水说，在电子产品和AI相关产品需求支持下，东南亚净出口保持韧性，因为大部分半导体晶片和数据中心建设所需材料等相关硬件都产自亚太地区。

在东南亚主要经济体中，亚行大幅上调越南增长预测，今年和明年分别为7.8%和7.6%；马来西亚分别为4.9%和4.7%。泰国今年预测上调至2%，明年则略降至1.9%；印度尼西亚两年均维持在5.2%。菲律宾今年预测则从3.8%下调至3.3%，明年从5.3%降至5.1%。

与此同时，亚行将发展中东南亚经济体今年的通胀预测从7月的3.9%上调至4%，明年则从2.9%上调至3.3%，显示能源与食品价格压力仍可能持续。

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另一方面，经济合作与发展组织（OECD）星期三发布最新《经济展望》报告，预计2027年全球通胀将高于此前预测，可能促使更多央行进一步收紧货币政策。

除中国和沙特阿拉伯外，经合组织将所有二十国集团（G20）经济体的通胀预测都较6月时上调。

报告指出，面对新一轮能源价格冲击和强于预期的需求压力，许多经济体的通胀率已高于政策目标，央行须确保潜在通胀压力得到持续控制。

经合组织预计，美联储今年将再加息一次，欧元区、澳大利亚和韩国将进一步小幅加息，日本也将继续上调政策利率；英国央行和加拿大央行则预计暂时维持利率不变。

El Niño could cause 451,000 more heat-related deaths compared to normal year, group says. Map shows areas at risk.

September 23, 2026 10:58 AM EDT / CBS News

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An estimated 451,000 more people could die as a result of excessive heat in the first nine months of the current El Niño compared with a typical year, according to a report from the University of Chicago’s Climate Impact Lab.

“That’s on top of the impacts from droughts, wildfires and flooding expected from hotter temperatures and shifting rainfall patterns as this El Niño could become the strongest on record,” the research hub said in a news release Wednesday.

Map shows which regions face highest risks

Countries across the Global South are forecast to see the greatest impacts, with Nigeria, Sudan, Niger and Chad expected to record more than 65,000 heat-related deaths combined. The Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia and Indonesia are expected to record close to 40,000 deaths collectively, while Brazil and India could also see high death tolls, according to researchers.

This color-coded map shows the global spread of additional heat-related deaths forecast in September 2026, compared with a typical year, according to a new report from University of Chicago’s Climate Impact Lab. Darker shades represent higher concentrations of deaths than lighter ones. Climate Impact Lab

The projected global toll “is such a large number that it can be numbing, but it is made up of parents and children, grandparents and neighbors, people going to work, caring for families, and living their lives,” Michael Greenstone, a cofounder of the Climate Impact Lab, said in a statement.

El Niño is a climate pattern characterized, in part, by above-average ocean temperatures in a portion of the Pacific Ocean near the equator. It influences extreme weather events across the globe, in different ways and to varying degrees depending on the region. In some places, the onset of El Niño correlates with intense heat, drought and flooding, which can be even harsher when El Niño is particularly powerful, like it is this year.

Meteorologists have warned of the current El Niño’s potentially historic consequences since it developed at the start of the summer. The World Meteorological Organization forecast earlier this month that this El Niño could become the strongest on record, with its most severe impacts still ahead.

A firefighter sprays water in an attempt to extinguish a wildfire burning through a peatland forest in Pulang Pisau, Central Kalimantan, Indonesia, Sept. 5, 2026. AP Photo/Regina Safri, File

The U.N. agency predicted the “supersized” phenomenon won’t reach its peak intensity until closer to the end of 2026. The U.S.-based Climate Prediction Center expects El Niño will likely remain in place through the Northern Hemisphere’s winter season, and possibly last into spring.

Greenstone said the Climate Impact Lab’s report “allows decisionmakers to see exactly where emergency actions can be taken to save tens of thousands of lives in the coming months.” It can also help humanitarian organizations decide how to allocate emergency funds and other resources. It emphasized that “heat warnings, health outreach to vulnerable populations, cooling centers and hydration stations, worker protections, and expanded health system capacity can all help people cope with extreme heat.”

亚行：亚洲通胀压力料延续至明年 AI需求支撑东南亚增长

2026年9月23日 20:31 / 联合早报

• 亚行警告，俄乌战争、中东冲突及强厄尔尼诺加剧亚洲物价压力，通胀料持续至2027年，促各国央行保持警惕。 – 亚行预计发展中亚太经济体今年增长5%，较2025年的5.5%放缓；今年通胀率预计为4.2%，明年为3.5%。 – 人工智能热潮带动电子产品需求，支撑东南亚经济。亚行将发展中东南亚今年增长预测上调至4.7%。 – 经合组织预计2027年全球通胀高于此前预测，或促使更多央行收紧政策，并预计美联储今年将再加息一次。

亚行警告，亚太地区高度依赖雨水农耕和水力发电，是全球受厄尔尼诺经济冲击较大的地区之一。预计本轮厄尔尼诺将在今年11月前后达到高峰，经济影响可能延至2027年进一步显现。图为8月28日印尼西爪哇省茂物市的一个稻田，因长期干旱而出现龟裂。 （法新社）

（雅加达综合电）亚洲开发银行警告，俄乌战争、中东冲突升级以及强厄尔尼诺现象正加剧亚洲物价压力，通胀料持续至2027年，促各国央行保持警惕。不过，人工智能热潮带动的电子产品需求和科技投资，预计将继续支撑东南亚经济增长。

亚行星期三（9月23日）发布最新《亚洲发展展望》报告指出，伊朗战事重新升级并蔓延至也门，导致原油和成品油供应受阻；俄乌战争则扰乱粮食运输。与此同时，厄尔尼诺造成的异常天气已威胁从印度至泰国的农作物收成，并影响水力发电。

亚行首席经济师朴之水（Albert Park）说，经济前景风险仍偏向下行；若冲突进一步升级，或厄尔尼诺带来的冲击比预期严重，可能拖累经济增长并推高通胀。

亚行预计，发展中亚太经济体今年经济增长率为5%，较2025年的5.5%放缓，但比7月预测上调0.1个百分点；2027年预测维持在5.1%。今年通胀率预计为4.2%，明年为3.5%，均高于2025年的3%。

亚行也把布伦特原油平均价格预测上调至今年每桶90美元（约115新元），明年为78美元。

另一方面，人工智能（AI）热潮带动的科技产品需求，为东南亚经济提供重要支撑。亚行将发展中东南亚经济体今年的经济增长预测从4.6%上调至4.7%，明年则从4.8%上调至4.9%。

朴之水说，在电子产品和AI相关产品需求支持下，东南亚净出口保持韧性，因为大部分半导体晶片和数据中心建设所需材料等相关硬件都产自亚太地区。

在东南亚主要经济体中，亚行大幅上调越南增长预测，今年和明年分别为7.8%和7.6%；马来西亚分别为4.9%和4.7%。泰国今年预测上调至2%，明年则略降至1.9%；印度尼西亚两年均维持在5.2%。菲律宾今年预测则从3.8%下调至3.3%，明年从5.3%降至5.1%。

与此同时，亚行将发展中东南亚经济体今年的通胀预测从7月的3.9%上调至4%，明年则从2.9%上调至3.3%，显示能源与食品价格压力仍可能持续。

全球通胀压力持续 经合组织料多国央行将进一步加息

另一方面，经济合作与发展组织（OECD）星期三发布最新《经济展望》报告，预计2027年全球通胀将高于此前预测，可能促使更多央行进一步收紧货币政策。

除中国和沙特阿拉伯外，经合组织将所有二十国集团（G20）经济体的通胀预测都较6月时上调。

报告指出，面对新一轮能源价格冲击和强于预期的需求压力，许多经济体的通胀率已高于政策目标，央行须确保潜在通胀压力得到持续控制。

经合组织预计，美联储今年将再加息一次，欧元区、澳大利亚和韩国将进一步小幅加息，日本也将继续上调政策利率；英国央行和加拿大央行则预计暂时维持利率不变。

美国人用AI挑零食 高蛋白及大胆口味成新趋势

2026-09-23 20:47 / 联合早报

生产亨氏（Hunt’s）番茄酱等产品的康尼格拉（Conagra Brands）指出，消费者越来越仔细查看食品成分，并日益使用人工智能工具辅助购买决策。 （路透社档案照片）

食品公司康尼格拉品牌称，越来越多美国人开始询问人工智能该吃什么零食，这一趋势正推动高蛋白食品、浓郁口味以及针对特定健康目标而设计的产品需求增长。

路透社报道，康尼格拉（Conagra Brands）生产亨氏（Hunt’s）番茄酱等产品。公司与市场研究机构Circana合作，分析美国零食市场超过5300万笔购物交易，涉及1万7000种产品。美国零食市场每年零售额达1982亿美元（约2533亿新元），增速约为整体食品市场的1.4倍。

康尼格拉负责增长科学的高级副总裁诺兰（Bob Nolan）说，自冠病疫情以来的六年间，美国人的饮食和购买食品方式所发生的变化，比此前50年还要大。

诺兰星期三（9月23日）说：“无论消费者是想补充蛋白质、获得持久能量，还是想在某个时刻享受能带来慰藉的零食，零食如今在消费者生活中扮演着更重要、更个人化的角色。”

健康趋势只是其中一个因素。康尼格拉的研究发现，年轻消费者，尤其是Z世代，正在推动更大胆口味的需求，从甜辣组合，到酸味和咸鲜口味的零食。

康尼格拉指出，消费者也越来越仔细查看食品成分，并日益使用人工智能工具辅助购买决策。相较于直接寻找某一种特定产品，如今的消费者更倾向于要求推荐符合特定需求的零食，例如蛋白质或膳食纤维含量较高的产品。

诺兰说：“这也是一些传统食品类别面临压力的原因。”

他指出，饼干和咸味零食的销售业绩受到影响。“这些营养密度更高的零食，以及以特定目的为导向的零食消费正在兴起，而且增长速度越来越快。”

随着减肥药物迅速普及，以及白宫推动“让美国再次健康”（Make America Healthy Again）倡议，消费者比以往更积极寻找较健康的食品。

美国人用AI挑零食 高蛋白及大胆口味成新趋势

2026年9月23日 20:47 / 联合早报

生产亨氏（Hunt’s）番茄酱等产品的康尼格拉（Conagra Brands）指出，消费者越来越仔细查看食品成分，并日益使用人工智能工具辅助购买决策。 （路透社档案照片）

食品公司康尼格拉品牌称，越来越多美国人开始询问人工智能该吃什么零食，这一趋势正推动高蛋白食品、浓郁口味以及针对特定健康目标而设计的产品需求增长。

路透社报道，康尼格拉（Conagra Brands）生产亨氏（Hunt’s）番茄酱等产品。公司与市场研究机构Circana合作，分析美国零食市场超过5300万笔购物交易，涉及1万7000种产品。美国零食市场每年零售额达1982亿美元（约2533亿新元），增速约为整体食品市场的1.4倍。

康尼格拉负责增长科学的高级副总裁诺兰（Bob Nolan）说，自冠病疫情以来的六年间，美国人的饮食和购买食品方式所发生的变化，比此前50年还要大。

诺兰星期三（9月23日）说：“无论消费者是想补充蛋白质、获得持久能量，还是想在某个时刻享受能带来慰藉的零食，零食如今在消费者生活中扮演着更重要、更个人化的角色。”

健康趋势只是其中一个因素。康尼格拉的研究发现，年轻消费者，尤其是Z世代，正在推动更大胆口味的需求，从甜辣组合，到酸味和咸鲜口味的零食。

康尼格拉指出，消费者也越来越仔细查看食品成分，并日益使用人工智能工具辅助购买决策。相较于直接寻找某一种特定产品，如今的消费者更倾向于要求推荐符合特定需求的零食，例如蛋白质或膳食纤维含量较高的产品。

诺兰说：“这也是一些传统食品类别面临压力的原因。”

他指出，饼干和咸味零食的销售业绩受到影响。“这些营养密度更高的零食，以及以特定目的为导向的零食消费正在兴起，而且增长速度越来越快。”

随着减肥药物迅速普及，以及白宫推动“让美国再次健康”（Make America Healthy Again）倡议，消费者比以往更积极寻找较健康的食品。

Newsom’s admission that infamous COVID move was ‘insane’ triggers viral fury: ‘We all told you’

The Democratic governor told CNN’s Jake Tapper he regrets beach closures and prolonged school shutdowns

By Kiera McDonald, Andrew Mark Miller Fox News

Published September 23, 2026 10:00am EDT

https://www.foxnews.com/video/6405447493112

Newsom says COVID beach closures were ‘insane in hindsight’

California Gov. Gavin Newsom told CNN’s Jake Tapper that closing the state’s beaches during the COVID-19 pandemic was “insane in hindsight” and that some school districts stayed closed too long. (CNN, Sept. 15)

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Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom generated fierce online backlash after admitting the state’s decision to close beaches amid the COVID-19 pandemic was “insane in hindsight” during an interview with CNN’s Jake Tapper released this month.

“Look, everyone’s a genius in hindsight, so, you know, coulda, woulda,” Newsom told Tapper while fly-fishing in a Montana river.

When asked what he would have done differently, Newsom said people initially treated the pandemic like a “Purell-based crisis,” spending too much time on hand sanitizer shortages and price gouging instead of the virus.

He added the beach closures are one of several decisions he regrets.

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Gov. Gavin Newsom speaks on March 26, 2025, in Los Angeles.(Frazer Harrison/WireImage)

“The idea that we closed beaches was insane in hindsight,” he said, before adding that he also regrets that the state’s largest public school systems remained closed longer than they should have.

The clip ignited a social media firestorm, with conservatives and some Californians accusing Newsom of acknowledging mistakes they argued were obvious during the pandemic.

In a post on X, Republican former Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt wrote, “No, Gavin. It was insane then. We all told you it was insane then. You knew it was insane then. You’re just an insane person.”

“Remember when I sued you in both state and federal court to open the beaches of Orange County that you maliciously closed, and you lifted the order so as to moot our cases before the hearings?” Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon posted on X. “You knew it back then too, Governor.”

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Gov. Gavin Newsom holds a vial of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine at Kaiser Permanente Los Angeles Medical Center in Los Angeles, Calif., on Dec. 14, 2020, as frontline workers begin receiving the vaccine.(Jae C. Hong-Pool/Getty Images)

“Gavin Newsom had a man arrested for paddleboarding alone because apparently that put him at risk of getting COVID,” Benny Johnson, host of “The Benny Show,” posted on X. “He filled skate parks with sand, forced masks on your kids, made you show a vaccine card to go anywhere in public. Now he admits it was ‘insane’ six years later because he thinks he’s going to be president. America hasn’t forgotten.”

“You are a sea captain who ran his tanker into the rocks, and now we can have a laugh as you explain that you didn’t know anything back then and that now you would like to be in charge of the fleet,” Comedian Adam Carolla posted on X.

“Not just in hindsight!” Fox News political analyst Guy Benson posted on X.

“What was insane was closing beach parking lots but allowing — even permitting — BLM protests in the same parking lots,” RealClearPolitics political correspondent Susan Crabtree posted on X. “It was also insane to see state beaches closed but city beaches right next door open and crammed with people. I’ll never forget that one.”

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Anthony Fauci, the former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and medical advisor to several U.S. presidents, testifies under subpoena about his role in the national response to the COVID-19 pandemic, at a U.S. Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee hearing, on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., U.S., July 29, 2026.(REUTERS/Nathan Howard)

California became the first state to issue a statewide stay-at-home order on March 19, 2020, affecting nearly 40 million residents, and was among the last states to resume full-time, in-person learning.

Other restrictions included requiring masks, closing beaches and many businesses in an effort to slow the spread of the virus, with the state threatening to cut funding to some cities that refused to enforce them. Newsom also attended an upscale dinner in November 2020 while imposing the restrictions, which many critics called hypocritical.

Fueled by frustration over his administration’s handling of the pandemic and its economic fallout, Newsom, who was elected in 2018, faced a recall election in 2021 but ultimately won.

Newsom’s admission comes as questions about COVID-era government decisions continue. In July, Dr. Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment 111 times when asked about the government’s response while testifying before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.

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Fox News Digital reached out to the governor’s office for comment.

Kiera McDonald is a Production Assistant for Fox News Digital.