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    日本鹿儿岛推新干线免费乘车服务吸引游客

    2026-09-17 10:59 / 联合早报

    日本鹿儿岛县将从星期五开始,向国际游客提供新干线免费乘车服务。 (路透社档案照片)

    《日经新闻》报道,日本鹿儿岛县即将向国际游客提供新干线免费乘车服务,这是一项旨在吸引更多游客前往该县相对冷门景点的试点计划的一部分。

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    相关部门已在今年的财政预算中拨出2.78亿日元用于资助该试点项目。该项目计划于明年2月底结束,但若预算提前用尽,则会相应提前终止。

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  • 民主党 insurgent 放下身段拉拢党内建制派,舒默仍未化解宿怨


    2026-09-16T20:18:57-04:00 / 福克斯新闻

    查克·舒默称此次会面“十分愉快且富有成效”,但不愿透露党内初选分歧是否已弥合
    作者:亚历克斯·米勒、罗伯特·施马德、汉娜·布伦南 福克斯新闻
    发布于 2026年9月16日 美国东部时间晚上8:18

    【观看】民主党参议员被问及是否会与埃尔-赛义德一同竞选,后者回避关键问题

    密歇根州联邦参议院民主党候选人阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德与多位资深民主党参议员会面,以期为自己的竞选争取党内支持。参议员们对福克斯新闻数字频道表示,对他的竞选及其与哈桑·皮克的关联看法不一。

    【新增功能】您现在可以收听福克斯新闻的文章了!

    密歇根州这位激进派民主党参议院候选人此前一直刻意与华盛顿保持距离,但周三他前往美国国会山,与民主党高层举行闭门会议,此时权力角逐正愈演愈烈。

    阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德在国会山数百码外的地点与参议院民主党高层会面,议员们与这位神童候选人齐聚一堂,讨论他的竞选计划以及如何保住密歇根州的民主党阵地。

    不少与会者放话称,密歇根州不会变成紫色摇摆州。

    但包括参议院少数党领袖、纽约州民主党参议员查克·舒默在内的多数人,都不愿提及埃尔-赛义德在初选中造成的裂痕是否已经修复。

    舒默回避是否会与这位拒绝支持他的社会主义候选人一同竞选

    密歇根州联邦参议院民主党候选人阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德与纽约州民主党参议员、参议院少数党领袖查克·舒默会面,讨论其竞选的后续路径,以及民主党在长期积怨后夺回国会控制权的计划。(芬恩·戈麦斯/盖蒂图片社;丹尼尔·赫尔/彭博社 via 盖蒂图片社)

    “听着,我们必须赢下密歇根州,我们的会面非常愉快且富有成效,”当被福克斯新闻数字频道问及他与埃尔-赛义德是否已摒弃分歧时,舒默说道。

    尽管如此,埃尔-赛义德还是在华盛顿民主党参议院竞选委员会(DSCC)总部与民主党高层进行了长达数小时的会谈。当天,包括盟友和对其参选持怀疑态度的议员在内的大批人士,进出该总部大楼。

    舒默和民主党人信心满满,决心拿下参议院目前共和党以53票对47票占据的多数席位。如果密歇根州被共和党和前众议员迈克·罗杰斯拿下,将对民主党夺回参议院的计划造成致命打击。

    “他会赢的,”同为民主党参议院竞选委员会主席的纽约州参议员克里斯汀·吉利布兰德说道。

    民主党人的核心任务是争取独立选民和摇摆共和党选民。但包括舒默在内的少数人表示,他们实际上不会与埃尔-赛义德一同踏上竞选之路。

    这一切都发生在埃尔-赛义德与密歇根州民主党众议员黑利·史蒂文斯爆发激烈民主党初选之争后,这场对决堪称本届选举周期最激烈的党内争斗之一,将民主党老牌建制派与在全国范围内崭露头角的进步运动对立起来。

    【现场画面】民主党参议员公开支持埃尔-赛义德,但回避进步派议程相关问题

    最初支持密歇根州州参议员马洛里·麦克莫罗(后退出竞选)的康涅狄格州民主党参议员克里斯·墨菲告诉福克斯新闻数字频道:“很显然,初选往往会变得十分激烈,密歇根州的初选更是火药味十足。”

    “初选结束后,你要做的就是努力团结全党,然后着手争取独立选民和共和党选民的支持,”墨菲补充道。“所以,没有人会对他在激烈初选后试图搭建沟通桥梁感到意外。这才是优秀候选人该做的事,也是能赢得选举的候选人该做的事。”

    另一位麦克莫罗的支持者、马萨诸塞州民主党参议员伊丽莎白·沃伦对这次闭门会议给出了积极评价,她表示“里面太吵了,太多人在交谈、欢笑,大家都在讨论竞选相关的话题。”

    “他很擅长建立联系,因为在场的很多人都在讨论‘我们接下来能做什么?我们能做些什么来降低普通家庭的生活成本?我们能做些什么让政府更好地为劳动人民服务?’所以,这是一群充满热情、气氛融洽的参会者。”

    即将退休的密歇根州民主党参议员加里·彼得斯的席位正是埃尔-赛义德竞选的目标,他最初曾支持史蒂文斯。如今,他的态度已经转变。

    民主党向左转趋势显现,埃尔-赛义德在密歇根州胜选引发党内辩论

    Twitch主播哈桑·皮克曾与密歇根州民主党参议院候选人阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德一同出现在竞选活动中。(朱莉娅·德马雷·尼基森/美联社照片)

    “我正在支持他,他在密歇根州得到了各界的支持。民主党人正在团结起来,”当被问及民主党建制派是否团结在埃尔-赛义德身后时,彼得斯说道。“我们都明白这次选举有多重要。”

    还有更多人热切希望协助埃尔-赛义德,包括墨菲和亚利桑那州民主党参议员马克·凯利,他表示“再过几周我就会前往密歇根州。”

    在深蓝州马萨诸塞州寻求连任的马萨诸塞州民主党参议员埃德·马基表示,民主党在选战最后阶段的战略是推出可负担性政策议程,而埃尔-赛义德“正是合适的人选”。

    当被问及是否会为埃尔-赛义德筹款时,马基说道:“我会帮助他,我认为我们所有人都会伸出援手。”

    埃尔-赛义德与颇具争议的Twitch主播哈桑·皮克的关系是个隐患,后者在初选中助力扩大了埃尔-赛义德的竞选声势,但民主党人在闭门会谈中并未提及此事。

    “哈桑?谁啊?”当被问及会谈中是否提到皮克时,参议院少数党党鞭、伊利诺伊州民主党参议员迪克·德宾告诉福克斯新闻数字频道,“我甚至不知道那是谁。”

    当被问及皮克是否被提及,或者民主党人是否鼓励埃尔-赛义德进一步与其划清界限时,新泽西州民主党参议员安迪·金说道:“谈话中没有涉及这一点。就像我说的,我只是想多了解了解他。”

    【点击此处下载福克斯新闻APP】

    埃尔-赛义德起初回避了福克斯新闻数字频道关于是否会与皮克一同竞选的问题,随后他告诉记者:“这场讨论与民众真正关心的事情相去甚远。”

    “在密歇根州,人们每天都坐在餐桌旁问:‘下个月我该怎么维持生计?’这不是左翼、右翼的问题,而是基本的生活负担能力问题。”

    当被进一步追问时,他反驳称密歇根州选民“根本不在乎这个”。

    “他们真的不在乎,”埃尔-赛义德说道。

    亚历克斯·米勒是福克斯新闻数字频道负责报道美国参议院的撰稿人。

    https://www.foxnews.com/video/6405167520112
    https://www.foxnews.com/video/6405152135112

    Dem insurgent turns on the charm with party establishment as Schumer leaves bitter feud hanging

    2026-09-16T20:18:57-04:00 / Fox News

    Chuck Schumer called it a ‘great and friendly meeting’ but wouldn’t say if primary divisions within the party had healed

    By Alex Miller , Robert Schmad , Hannah Brennan Fox News

    Published September 16, 2026 8:18pm EDT

    WATCH: Dem senators pressed on campaigning with El-Sayed as he sidesteps key questions

    Michigan Senate Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed met with prominent Democratic senators as he sought to rally party support for his campaign. The senators offered Fox News Digital mixed views on his campaign and his association with Hasan Piker.

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    Michigan’s insurgent progressive Senate nominee ran as far as he could from Washington, D.C., but, on Wednesday, he traveled to the nation’s Capitol for a closed-door meeting with top Democratic brass as the race for power intensifies.

    Abdul El-Sayed met with top Senate Democrats just hundreds of yards away from Congress, where lawmakers and the wunderkind candidate huddled to discuss his campaign and how to keep Michigan blue.

    Many left boasting that the Wolverine State would not turn a shade of purple.

    But few, including Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., would say whether the fences broken during El-Sayed’s primary fight had been mended.

    SCHUMER DUCKS QUESTION ON CAMPAIGNING WITH SOCIALIST CANDIDATE WHO REFUSES TO BACK HIM AS LEADER

    Michigan Senate Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed met with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., to discuss the path forward for his campaign and Democrats’ efforts to win back control of Congress after a longstanding feud between the two.(Finn Gomez/Getty Images; Daniel Heuer/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

    “Look, we have to win Michigan, and we had a great and friendly meeting,” Schumer said when asked by Fox News Digital if he and El-Sayed had moved on from their differences.

    Still, El-Sayed held court with Democratic brass for hours at the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee’s (DSCC) headquarters in Washington, where a steady flow of lawmakers — both allies and skeptics of his Senate bid — milled in and out of the building throughout the day.

    Schumer and Democrats are confident and determined that they can flip the Senate, which Republicans hold with a 53-47 margin. Losing Michigan to the GOP and former Rep. Mike Rogers would serve a mortal blow to that push.

    “He’s gonna win,” Sen. Kirstin Gillibrand, D-N.Y., who is also the DSCC chair, said.

    The key mission for Democrats is getting independents and Republicans on the fence. But few, including Schumer, said they would actually hit the campaign trail with El-Sayed.

    It all comes after El-Sayed and Rep. Haley Stevens, D-Mich., locked horns in one of the most bitter Democratic primary fights of this cycle that pitted the Democratic old guard versus a progressive movement gaining steam across the country.

    SEE IT: DEM SENATORS RALLY BEHIND EL-SAYED BUT DUCK QUESTIONS ON PROGRESSIVE AGENDA

    Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., who initially endorsed Michigan state Sen. Mallory McMorrow before she dropped out, told Fox News Digital, “Obviously, primaries can get really hot, and the Michigan primary got hot.

    “This is what you do after a primary is you try to unite the party and then you do the work to reach out and cross over to independent voters and Republican voters,” Murphy added. “So, I don’t think anybody should be surprised that he’s trying to build bridges after a heated primary. That’s what good candidates, that’s what winning candidates do.”

    Another McMorrow backer, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., painted a rosy picture of the closed-door session and noted it was “hard to hear in there because so many people were talking and laughing and wanted to hear about the campaign.

    “He makes good connections because it’s a lot of people in there who are talking about, ‘What can we do next? What can we do to lower costs for families? What can we do to make this government work better for working people?’ So, it was a very enthusiastic, very cheerful group of people.”

    Retiring Sen. Gary Peters, D-Mich., whose seat El-Sayed is gunning for, initially endorsed Stevens. Now, he’s shifting gears.

    DEMS’ LEFTWARD LURCH GETS LEGS AS EL-SAYED’S MICHIGAN SENATE VICTORY SPARKS PARTY DEBATE

    Twitch streamer Hasan Piker appeared on the campaign trail with Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed.(Julia Demaree Nikhinson/AP Photo)

    “I’m endorsing him, and he’s been getting support across the board in Michigan. The Democrats are coming together,” Peters said in response to a question about whether the Democratic establishment was uniting behind El-Sayed. “We understand how important this election is.”

    Others were more keen to lend an assist to El-Sayed, including Murphy and Sen. Mark Kelly, D-Ariz., who said, “I’m gonna be in Michigan here in a couple of weeks.”

    Sen. Ed Markey, D-Mass., who is running for re-election in deep blue Massachusetts, said that Democrats’ strategy heading into the final stretch was pitching an affordability agenda, and El-Sayed “is the answer.”

    “I’m helping him. I think we’re all gonna help,” Markey said when asked if he would raise money for El-Sayed.

    The specter of El-Sayed’s relationship with controversial Twitch streamer Hasan Piker, who helped to amplify his campaign in the primary battle, wasn’t something that Democrats focused on during their huddle.

    “Hasan what?,” Senate Minority Whip Dick Durbin, D-Ill., told Fox News Digital when asked if he came up during the meeting. “I don’t even know who that is.”

    When asked if Piker came up or if Democrats encouraged El-Sayed to further distance himself from him, Sen. Andy Kim, D-N.J., said, “Not in terms of the conversation. Like I said, I was just trying to get to know him.”

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    After initially dodging Fox News Digital’s question on whether he would campaign with Piker, El-Sayed later told reporters, “This conversation is so far removed from what people are talking about.

    “Everyday, in Michigan, people sit at their kitchen tables and ask, ‘How am I going to make this work next month?’ That’s not a middle, right, left issue, that’s a basic affordability issue.”

    When further pressed, he countered that Michigan voters “really don’t care about that.”

    “They really don’t,” El-Sayed said.

    Alex Miller is a writer for Fox News Digital covering the U.S. Senate.

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    NASA发现百年一遇月球新陨石坑

    2026年9月17日 11:17 / 联合早报

    NASA研究员发现的陨石坑宽达730英尺,据推测,它是由一颗三到六层楼高的彗星或小行星在2024年春季撞击月球时形成的。 (法新社)

    科学家说,美国国家航空航天局(NASA)的研究人员在月球表面发现了一个巨大的新近形成陨石坑,这种现象极为罕见,“约一个世纪甚至更久才会发生一次”。

    这个名为“麦盖钦”(McGetchin)的陨石坑宽达730英尺(约222米),据推测,它是由一颗三到六层楼高的彗星或小行星在2024年春季撞击月球时形成的。

    尽管这个陨石坑已存在了两年多,但直到NASA月球勘测轨道飞行器(LRO)的研究员瓦格纳在最新的月球表面扫描图中察觉到异样,它才首次公之于众。

    在自2009年起就持续探测月球的LRO镜头下,该陨石坑呈现为一个“被暗晕环绕的巨大明亮斑点”。周三发表在《科学进展》期刊上的一项研究确认,这是太阳系内迄今为止发现的最大新形成的陨石坑。

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    NASA发现百年一遇月球新陨石坑

    2026年9月17日 11:17 / 联合早报

    NASA研究员发现的陨石坑宽达730英尺,据推测,它是由一颗三到六层楼高的彗星或小行星在2024年春季撞击月球时形成的。 (法新社)

    科学家说,美国国家航空航天局(NASA)的研究人员在月球表面发现了一个巨大的新近形成陨石坑,这种现象极为罕见,“约一个世纪甚至更久才会发生一次”。

    这个名为“麦盖钦”(McGetchin)的陨石坑宽达730英尺(约222米),据推测,它是由一颗三到六层楼高的彗星或小行星在2024年春季撞击月球时形成的。

    尽管这个陨石坑已存在了两年多,但直到NASA月球勘测轨道飞行器(LRO)的研究员瓦格纳在最新的月球表面扫描图中察觉到异样,它才首次公之于众。

    在自2009年起就持续探测月球的LRO镜头下,该陨石坑呈现为一个“被暗晕环绕的巨大明亮斑点”。周三发表在《科学进展》期刊上的一项研究确认,这是太阳系内迄今为止发现的最大新形成的陨石坑。

  • 众议院通过对俄制裁法案,击败民主党领袖的反对


    2026年9月16日 / 美国东部时间晚上8:16 / 哥伦比亚广播公司新闻

    作者:凯特琳·伊莱克 政治记者
    凯特琳·伊莱克是哥伦比亚广播公司新闻网驻华盛顿特区的政治记者。她曾供职于《华盛顿考察家报》和《国会山报》,并入选2022年美国国家新闻基金会保罗·米勒华盛顿报道奖学金项目。

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    华盛顿讯——一项全面的对俄制裁法案周三在众议院击败反对声音得以通过,此前多名民主党人担忧该法案会扩大特朗普总统的关税权限。

    众议院在休会至选举日后的最后一个议事日以262票赞成、159票反对的投票结果通过了该法案。约58名民主党议员投下赞成票,另有7名共和党议员投下反对票。

    该法案在经过一年多的谈判后,于8月在参议院以压倒性两党支持票数通过,这项谈判由已故南卡罗来纳州参议员林赛·格雷厄姆牵头。法案现已送交特朗普总统签署。

    众议院议长迈克·约翰逊在法案通过后的一份声明中表示:“这项法案传递了美国团结一致的强烈信号,为政府提供了所有必要工具,助力这场战争以公正方式结束,我们很自豪能将其送交总统办公桌。”

    在格雷厄姆于7月突然离世后,针对俄罗斯高层人物和俄罗斯石油最大买家实施惩罚的法案获得了新的推进动力。格雷厄姆结束基辅之行后不久去世,此前他刚宣布已与白宫达成协议,推动该法案的更新版本出台。

    这项名为《2026年林赛·O·格雷厄姆制裁俄罗斯与伊朗法案》的法案,允许总统对俄罗斯石油或天然气的前五名采购国征收最高100%的关税。对于天然气进口占比低于15%且正在采取“重大”措施减少进口的国家,该法案设有豁免条款。法案还包括对俄罗斯总统弗拉基米尔·普京、其政府内官员、寡头以及俄罗斯银行和金融机构的制裁措施。

    根据能源与清洁空气研究中心智库的数据,中国和印度是俄罗斯原油的最大买家。欧洲历来是俄罗斯最大的天然气客户,但近年来欧盟大幅削减了进口,而对华天然气销售则有所增长。

    应特朗普总统的要求,法案还延长了对伊朗能源和武器部门的制裁。

    法案授予总统豁免制裁的权力,但前提是他必须向国会证明这么做符合美国国家利益。

    多名众议院民主党领导层人士反对当前版本的法案。众议院民主党领袖在解释他们投下反对票的联合声明中表示,特朗普“从未展现出对俄罗斯采取强硬态度的意愿”。

    众议院少数党领袖哈基姆·杰弗里斯、民主党党鞭凯瑟琳·克拉克以及民主党党团主席、来自加利福尼亚州的皮特·阿吉拉尔表示:“不能将征收关税的新权力交给他,这会进一步抬高美国家庭的生活成本。”

    另一组民主党议员上周指出,该法案“将大幅扩大总统的关税权限”。

    来自纽约州的民主党众议员格雷戈里·米克斯、弗吉尼亚州的唐·贝耶和马萨诸塞州的理查德·尼尔在共和党领导人将该法案列入本周议事日程后的一份周五声明中表示:“这些缺陷会抬高美国民众的生活成本,同时长期削弱对乌克兰的支持。总统已有足够权力扩大对助长俄罗斯战争机器的实体的制裁,包括本法案 targeted 的对象,我们再次呼吁他毫不拖延地采取行动。”

    米克斯在投票后表示,他希望特朗普能证明他的担忧是错误的,并按法案初衷予以执行。

    “但如果他大概率不会这么做,我将尽我所能确保国会对他进行问责,确保美国民众不会因他的通胀性关税受到进一步打击,同时确保乌克兰获得切实的支持,”他在一份声明中说道。

    共和党人在众议院就该法案进行辩论时指出,乌克兰总统弗拉基米尔·泽连斯基已对其表示支持。

    “正如我们从泽连斯基总统团队听到的那样,俄罗斯多年来一直在规避制裁,但他们无法规避关税,”来自德克萨斯州的共和党众议员迈克尔·麦考尔在众议院议场说道,“关税是放大制裁影响的有力手段,这也是本法案的利刃所在。”

    周二的程序性投票险些让该法案遭遇阻碍,当时一小撮保守派议员投下反对票或弃权。两名温和派民主党议员——即将退休的缅因州众议员贾里德·戈尔登和持有竞争激烈席位的华盛顿州众议员玛丽·格卢森坎普·佩雷斯——打破民主党通常的党派投票纪律,投下赞成票,助力法案推进。

    “这是我们到11月前的最后一周议事时间。乌克兰面临的风险太高,不能让这项已经在参议院以压倒性两党支持通过的好法案因程序性投票胎死腹中,”戈尔登在谈及自己的倒戈时说道。

    格卢森坎普·佩雷斯提到了她选区的乌克兰裔选民群体,表示“我将始终坚守我社区的价值观”。

    House passes Russia sanctions bill, overcoming opposition from Democratic leaders

    September 16, 2026 / 8:16 PM EDT / CBS News

    By Caitlin Yilek Politics Reporter
    Caitlin Yilek is a politics reporter at CBSNews.com, based in Washington, D.C. She previously worked for the Washington Examiner and The Hill, and was a member of the 2022 Paul Miller Washington Reporting Fellowship with the National Press Foundation.

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    Washington — A sweeping Russia sanctions bill overcame opposition in the House on Wednesday, after many Democrats expressed concern that it would expand President Trump’s tariff authorities.

    The House passed the bill in a 262 to 159 vote on the final day that the lower chamber is in session before lawmakers leave Washington until after Election Day. Some 58 Democrats voted in favor of the bill, while seven Republicans voted in opposition.

    The Senate passed the legislation with overwhelming bipartisan support in August after more than a year of negotiations that were spearheaded by the late Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina. It now heads to Mr. Trump’s desk.

    “This bill sends a powerful message of American unity and gives the administration every tool in the toolbox to help bring this war to a just end, and we are proud to send it to the president’s desk,” House Speaker Mike Johnson said in a statement after its passage.

    The effort to penalize top Russian figures and the biggest buyers of Russian oil over the war in Ukraine gained fresh momentum after Graham’s sudden death in July. Graham died shortly after returning from a trip to Kyiv and announcing that a deal had been reached with the White House to move forward on an updated version of the legislation.

    The bill, titled The Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026, allows the president to impose tariffs of up to 100% on the top five purchasers of Russian oil or natural gas. There are exceptions for countries that import less than 15% of their natural gas from Russia and are taking “significant” steps to reduce the imports. It also includes sanctions on Russian President Vladimir Putin, officials within his government, oligarchs and Russian banks and financial institutions.

    China and India are the largest buyers of Russian crude oil, according to the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air think tank. Europe has historically been Russia’s largest natural gas customer, though the European Union has cut its imports significantly in recent years, and sales to China have grown.

    At the request of Mr. Trump, the bill also extends sanctions on Iran’s energy and weapons sectors.

    It gives the president authority to waive the sanctions if he certifies to Congress that it’s in the national interests of the U.S.

    Several House Democrats in leadership positions were opposed to the measure in its current form. In a joint statement explaining their “no” votes, House Democratic leaders said Mr. Trump “has shown no willingness to be strong on Russia.”

    “He cannot be entrusted with new powers to impose tariffs that will further raise costs for American families,” House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, Democratic Whip Katherine Clark and Democratic Caucus Chair Pete Aguilar of California said.

    Another group of Democrats argued last week the bill would “dramatically extend presidential tariff authorities.”

    “These flaws would raise Americans’ prices while undermining support for Ukraine in the long term,” Democratic Reps. Gregory Meeks of New York, Don Beyer of Virginia and Richard Neal of Massachusetts said in a statement Friday after GOP leaders added the legislation to this week’s floor schedule. “The President has ample authority to expand sanctions on those fueling Russia’s war machine, including those targeted by this bill, and we renew our call on him to do so without further delay.”

    Meeks said after the vote he hopes Mr. Trump proves him wrong and implements the bill as intended.

    “But, in the likely event he doesn’t, I will do everything in my power to make sure Congress holds him to account, the American people do not get further crushed by his inflationary tariffs, and that Ukraine receives real support,” he said in a statement.

    Republicans noted during floor debate on the measure that it had the support of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

    “As we’ve heard from President Zelenskyy’s team, you can evade sanctions — which the Russians have done for years — but you cannot evade tariffs,” Republican Rep. Michael McCaul of Texas said on the House floor. “Tariffs are a powerful way to amplify the impact of sanctions. That’s why they are the teeth of this bill.”

    The legislation narrowly avoided a potential hurdle Tuesday during a procedural vote to tee the bill and several unrelated measures up for debate as a small group of conservatives voted in opposition or withheld their support. Two moderate Democrats — Reps. Jared Golden of Maine, who is retiring, and Marie Gluesenkamp Perez of Washington, who holds a competitive seat — split with Democrats in what is typically a party-line vote to help propel it forward.

    “This is our last week in session until November. The stakes for Ukraine are too high to let this good bill — which already passed the Senate with overwhelming, bipartisan support — die as a result of a procedural vote,” Golden said in a statement about the defection.

    Gluesenkamp Perez pointed to her Ukrainian constituency, saying, “I’ll always stand with my community’s values.”

  • 欧盟拟接纳加拿大为“准成员” 特朗普威胁削减与欧盟贸易往来


    2026年9月17日 11:39 / 联合早报

    欧盟9月16日发布的照片显示,在法国东部城市斯特拉斯堡举行的欧洲议会会场,欧盟委员会主席冯德莱恩(左)热情迎接到访的加拿大总理卡尼。 (法新社)

    美国总统特朗普周三警告,如果欧盟允许加拿大成为“准成员”,可能构成对美国的“敌对行为”,届时美国将通过加征关税,甚至停止部分贸易的方式作出回应。

    欧盟委员会主席冯德莱恩星期三(9月16日)提议加拿大成为欧盟第一个“准成员国”。正与加拿大打关税战的特朗普对此极为不满,随即向欧盟发出威胁。

    特朗普称,美国的态度主要取决于欧盟领导人的意图,“如果是善意的,那就没问题。如果是恶意的,我们将对欧洲征收非常高的关税。”

    他还暗示,美国可能在某些领域切断与欧盟的贸易往来。

    特朗普宣称,加拿大是一个“糟糕的贸易伙伴”,加拿大加入欧盟的前景是“可笑的”。

    加拿大总理卡尼本周早些时候说,加拿大正在寻求与欧盟建立一种“独特的联盟关系”,但并非寻求加入欧盟。

    对此,冯德莱恩周三说:“我说过,我们必须紧迫地重新构想我们的伙伴关系。因此,我希望与您共同努力,为加拿大成为欧盟首个准成员国打开大门。”

    冯德莱恩称,欧盟和加拿大将在多个领域开展合作,包括制造业、人工智能(AI)、关键矿产和能源等。她强调,“这是一种并非针对任何其他人的伙伴关系”。分析认为,这可能是为了避免激怒特朗普。

    欧盟拟接纳加拿大为“准成员” 特朗普威胁削减与欧盟贸易往来

    2026年9月17日 11:39 / 联合早报

    欧盟9月16日发布的照片显示,在法国东部城市斯特拉斯堡举行的欧洲议会会场,欧盟委员会主席冯德莱恩(左)热情迎接到访的加拿大总理卡尼。 (法新社)

    美国总统特朗普周三警告,如果欧盟允许加拿大成为“准成员”,可能构成对美国的“敌对行为”,届时美国将通过加征关税,甚至停止部分贸易的方式作出回应。

    欧盟委员会主席冯德莱恩星期三(9月16日)提议加拿大成为欧盟第一个“准成员国”。正与加拿大打关税战的特朗普对此极为不满,随即向欧盟发出威胁。

    特朗普称,美国的态度主要取决于欧盟领导人的意图,“如果是善意的,那就没问题。如果是恶意的,我们将对欧洲征收非常高的关税。”

    他还暗示,美国可能在某些领域切断与欧盟的贸易往来。

    特朗普宣称,加拿大是一个“糟糕的贸易伙伴”,加拿大加入欧盟的前景是“可笑的”。

    加拿大总理卡尼本周早些时候说,加拿大正在寻求与欧盟建立一种“独特的联盟关系”,但并非寻求加入欧盟。

    对此,冯德莱恩周三说:“我说过,我们必须紧迫地重新构想我们的伙伴关系。因此,我希望与您共同努力,为加拿大成为欧盟首个准成员国打开大门。”

    冯德莱恩称,欧盟和加拿大将在多个领域开展合作,包括制造业、人工智能(AI)、关键矿产和能源等。她强调,“这是一种并非针对任何其他人的伙伴关系”。分析认为,这可能是为了避免激怒特朗普。

  • 欧盟拟接纳加拿大为“准成员” 特朗普威胁削减与欧盟贸易往来


    2026年9月17日 11:39 / 联合早报

    欧盟9月16日发布的照片显示,在法国东部城市斯特拉斯堡举行的欧洲议会会场,欧盟委员会主席冯德莱恩(左)热情迎接到访的加拿大总理卡尼。 (法新社)

    美国总统特朗普周三警告,如果欧盟允许加拿大成为“准成员”,可能构成对美国的“敌对行为”,届时美国将通过加征关税,甚至停止部分贸易的方式作出回应。

    欧盟委员会主席冯德莱恩星期三(9月16日)提议加拿大成为欧盟第一个“准成员国”。正与加拿大打关税战的特朗普对此极为不满,随即向欧盟发出威胁。

    特朗普称,美国的态度主要取决于欧盟领导人的意图,“如果是善意的,那就没问题。如果是恶意的,我们将对欧洲征收非常高的关税。”

    他还暗示,美国可能在某些领域切断与欧盟的贸易往来。

    特朗普宣称,加拿大是一个“糟糕的贸易伙伴”,加拿大加入欧盟的前景是“可笑的”。

    加拿大总理卡尼本周早些时候说,加拿大正在寻求与欧盟建立一种“独特的联盟关系”,但并非寻求加入欧盟。

    对此,冯德莱恩周三说:“我说过,我们必须紧迫地重新构想我们的伙伴关系。因此,我希望与您共同努力,为加拿大成为欧盟首个准成员国打开大门。”

    冯德莱恩称,欧盟和加拿大将在多个领域开展合作,包括制造业、人工智能(AI)、关键矿产和能源等。她强调,“这是一种并非针对任何其他人的伙伴关系”。分析认为,这可能是为了避免激怒特朗普。

    欧盟拟接纳加拿大为“准成员” 特朗普威胁削减与欧盟贸易往来

    2026年9月17日 11:39 / 联合早报

    欧盟9月16日发布的照片显示,在法国东部城市斯特拉斯堡举行的欧洲议会会场,欧盟委员会主席冯德莱恩(左)热情迎接到访的加拿大总理卡尼。 (法新社)

    美国总统特朗普周三警告,如果欧盟允许加拿大成为“准成员”,可能构成对美国的“敌对行为”,届时美国将通过加征关税,甚至停止部分贸易的方式作出回应。

    欧盟委员会主席冯德莱恩星期三(9月16日)提议加拿大成为欧盟第一个“准成员国”。正与加拿大打关税战的特朗普对此极为不满,随即向欧盟发出威胁。

    特朗普称,美国的态度主要取决于欧盟领导人的意图,“如果是善意的,那就没问题。如果是恶意的,我们将对欧洲征收非常高的关税。”

    他还暗示,美国可能在某些领域切断与欧盟的贸易往来。

    特朗普宣称,加拿大是一个“糟糕的贸易伙伴”,加拿大加入欧盟的前景是“可笑的”。

    加拿大总理卡尼本周早些时候说,加拿大正在寻求与欧盟建立一种“独特的联盟关系”,但并非寻求加入欧盟。

    对此,冯德莱恩周三说:“我说过,我们必须紧迫地重新构想我们的伙伴关系。因此,我希望与您共同努力,为加拿大成为欧盟首个准成员国打开大门。”

    冯德莱恩称,欧盟和加拿大将在多个领域开展合作,包括制造业、人工智能(AI)、关键矿产和能源等。她强调,“这是一种并非针对任何其他人的伙伴关系”。分析认为,这可能是为了避免激怒特朗普。

  • CDC延迟导致儿童新冠疫苗订单受阻,《华尔街日报》报道


    2026-09-16 20:27:57.898Z / 路透社

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    2025年9月11日,美国宾夕法尼亚州斯温克斯维尔的斯基帕克药房内的一卷贴纸。路透社/汉娜·拜尔 资料图

    9月16日(路透社)——据《华尔街日报》16日报道,援引知情人士消息,美国各州通过联邦免疫项目获取儿童新冠疫苗的流程正面临延误。

    报道称,美国疾病控制与预防中心(CDC)尚未开始接受新冠疫苗订单。

    每日案卷(The Daily Docket)新闻简报将最新法律新闻直接发送至您的收件箱,开启您的清晨。点击此处订阅。

    各州通过“儿童疫苗计划”(Vaccines for Children)为儿童提供免费疫苗,该计划覆盖美国约一半的青少年群体;同时还通过另一项政府项目为无保险或保险不足的成年人提供免费疫苗。

    已有商业保险的患者已经可以在CVS(CVS.N)等药房接种疫苗。

    报道补充称,政府的新冠疫苗订单通常会在商业保险计划下疫苗可供使用后的两周内下达。

    美国卫生与公众服务部发言人表示,新冠病毒并不遵循流感和其他呼吸道病毒那样可预测的季节性模式,不应将武断设定的9月日期视为疫苗采购的公共卫生最后期限。

    该发言人补充称,CDC正在敲定“儿童疫苗计划”和第317条项目下的新冠疫苗采购相关决定,更多细节将很快公布。

    此次延误正值特朗普政府缩减疫苗指导方针之际。CDC不再建议所有儿童接种新冠疫苗,转而敦促家长咨询医生。该机构此前曾建议6个月及以上的所有人群接种该疫苗。

    今年早些时候,一名联邦法官阻止了政府实施更严格的疫苗接种计划。

    公开批评新冠疫苗的卫生部长小罗伯特·F·肯尼迪推动政府大幅放宽疫苗接种建议。

    全国范围内的疫苗犹豫情绪正在上升,麻疹疫情正在蔓延,周二早些时候宾夕法尼亚州报告了4例与麻疹相关的死亡病例。

    《华尔街日报》援引CDC数据报道称,新冠加强针的需求已经大幅下降,去年6个月至17岁的儿童中接种疫苗的比例不到10%。

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    https://www.reuters.com/legal/litigation/cdc-delay-slows-covid-vaccine-orders-childrens-immunization-program-wsj-reports-2026-09-16/

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    路透社班加罗尔卡马尔·乔杜里报道;塔西姆·扎希德编辑

    CDC delay holds up children’s COVID vaccine orders, WSJ reports

    2026-09-16 20:27:57.898Z / Reuters

    A view shows a sticker roll at Skippack Pharmacy in Schwenksville, Pennsylvania, U.S. September 11, 2025. REUTERS/Hannah Beier/ File Photo

    Sept 16 (Reuters) – U.S. states are facing delays in obtaining COVID-19 vaccines for children through a ​federal immunization program, the Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday, citing people familiar ‌with the matter.

    The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has not started accepting orders for COVID-19 shots, according to the report.

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    States provide free vaccines to children through the Vaccines for ​Children program, which covers about half of the country’s youths, and to ​uninsured or underinsured adults through a separate government program.

    Commercially insured patients ⁠can already get shots at pharmacies such as CVS (CVS.N).

    Government orders for COVID-19 shots ​are typically placed within two weeks of the vaccines becoming available for commercially insured ​programs, the report added.

    A U.S. Department of Health and Human Services spokesperson said COVID-19 does not follow the same predictable seasonal pattern as influenza and other respiratory viruses, and that an arbitrary ​September date should not be treated as a public health deadline for vaccine procurement.

    The ​CDC is finalizing decisions on COVID-19 vaccine procurement through the Vaccines for Children and Section 317 ‌programs, ⁠and more details will be available soon, the spokesperson added.

    The holdup comes as the Trump administration scales back vaccine guidance. The CDC no longer recommends that all children get a COVID shot and is instead urging parents to consult their doctors. The agency ​had previously recommended that ​everyone age six ⁠months and older receive the vaccine.

    A federal judge earlier this year blocked the administration from enacting a narrower vaccine schedule.

    Health Secretary ​Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who has publicly criticized the COVID ​vaccine, has ⁠pushed the administration to broadly step back from vaccine recommendations.

    Vaccine hesitancy is rising nationwide, and measles outbreaks are spreading, with four measles-related deaths reported in Pennsylvania earlier on ⁠Tuesday.

    Demand ​for COVID booster shots has already fallen sharply, and ​fewer than 10% of children aged six months to 17 were vaccinated last year, the Wall Street ​Journal reported, citing CDC data.

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  • 人工智能竞争笼罩美中领导人会晤


    2026-09-16T21:36:16.587Z / 路透社

    华盛顿9月16日电(路透社)——人工智能霸权之争势必笼罩下周美国总统唐纳德·特朗普与中国国家主席习近平在华盛顿举行的会晤。

    华盛顿与北京均将人工智能技术进步视为本国经济与军事竞争力的关键,但双方在先进芯片获取、技术抄袭指控以及人工智能行业监管等问题上仍存在分歧。

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    美国财政部长斯科特·贝森特表示,他将于本周末与中国副总理何立峰会面,讨论人工智能相关议题,随后将举行两国领导人峰会。以下是双方的主要谈判议题与争端点。

    军事冲突场景

    一套干扰核指挥网络或发起军事网络行动的人工智能系统,可能会让双方政府仅余数分钟时间来判断对方是否发动了攻击。

    美中两国安全专家均敦促两国政府为这类场景做好准备。他们提议围绕核系统、对重大网络攻击的人类控制权,以及涉及自主人工智能的事件设立热线等红线。

    目前仍存在诸多悬而未决的问题:如何避免将事故误判为攻击,机器永远不应做出哪些军事决策,以及拥有核武器的竞争对手在技术出现意外状况时应如何沟通。

    美国技术抄袭指控

    通过一种被称为“蒸馏”的技术抄袭美国技术,已成为人工智能模型开发竞争中的一个导火索。

    蒸馏是指利用更大、成本更高的模型输出结果来训练更小的人工智能模型,从而降低训练新人工智能工具的成本。

    美国政府于9月指控六家中国公司利用蒸馏技术恶意抄袭美国人工智能产品,执法官员在一份声明中表示,这些公司“很可能是在中国政府知情的情况下”实施了这一行为。

    今年4月特朗普访华前夕,美国也曾提出类似指控。中国驻美大使馆称这些指控“毫无根据”。

    对华芯片出口

    中国获取支撑人工智能产业发展的关键美国技术,是两国之间的一大摩擦点。

    自2022年以来,美国已对向中国出口先进芯片和芯片制造设备实施了全面限制。

    有证据显示先进人工智能芯片被偷运进入中国,但规模尚不明确。

    美国一直在考虑限制中国企业远程访问其他国家的数据中心,以防止这些企业从英伟达的先进芯片中获益。

    这一举措存在一些例外情况。去年年底,特朗普决定允许英伟达H200人工智能芯片的销售。H200并非市面上最先进的芯片,但该销售决定引发了华盛顿对华鹰派的担忧,他们认为这些芯片可能会增强中国的人工智能能力。

    监管政策

    两国领导人在政府应如何介入人工智能行业这一问题上存在根本性分歧。

    特朗普对出台新的联邦人工智能监管规则的呼吁置之不理,他在周一表示,美国只需要一位强有力的总统,而该国“目前就有这样的总统”。他还称,人工智能行业高管呼吁对该技术进行监管是一场“骗局”。

    中国政府制定了针对人工智能算法以及用于训练算法的数据的监管规则,其中包括要求人工智能生成的内容必须明确标注。

    美中人工智能开发竞赛

    美国官员通常的评估是,中国的人工智能模型仅比美国同行落后几个月,不过业界领袖越来越多地认为双方已不相上下。

    2025年,时任白宫人工智能顾问的戴维·萨克斯表示,中国在人工智能开发方面可能比美国落后三到六个月。今年早些时候,美国商务部指出,深度求索V4 Pro
    大约落后前沿模型八个月
    。

    业内许多人士表示,差距正在迅速缩小。上个月,开源人工智能平台Hugging Face首席执行官克莱门特·德朗格表示,就开源权重模型而言,中国正处于竞赛领先地位——而且在前沿模型方面可能也相差无几。前沿模型是最先进的人工智能工具,而开源权重模型的核心元素可公开获取,供用户下载、查看和修改。

    “按照目前的进展速度,如果他们在今年年底或明年开始在前沿模型领域占据主导地位,我不会感到惊讶,”德朗格在8月3日接受美国全国广播公司财经频道采访时表示。

    由考特尼·罗森与拉斐尔·萨特在华盛顿、凯伦·弗赖菲尔德在纽约、爱德华多·巴普蒂斯塔在北京报道;罗德·尼克尔编辑

    AI rivalry hangs over Trump-Xi talks

    2026-09-16T21:36:16.587Z / Reuters

    WASHINGTON, Sept 16 (Reuters) – The race for AI supremacy is set to hang over next week’s meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping in Washington.

    Washington and Beijing view advances in AI as critical to their economic and military competitiveness, but they remain at odds over access to advanced chips, allegations of technology copying and regulation of the AI industry.

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    U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said he will meet Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng this weekend to discuss AI-related issues before the leaders’ summit. Here are some of the key talking points and disputes.

    MILITARY ATTACKS

    An AI system that interfered with a nuclear command network or launched a military cyber operation could leave either government with minutes to decide whether the other government had attacked.

    U.S. and Chinese security experts are urging both governments to prepare for such scenarios. They have proposed red lines around nuclear systems, human control over consequential cyberattacks, and a hotline for incidents involving autonomous AI.

    Open questions include how to stop an accident from being mistaken for an attack, which military decisions machines should never make and how nuclear-armed rivals communicate when technology behaves unexpectedly.

    COPYING U.S. TECHNOLOGY

    Copying U.S. technology through a technique known as “distillation” has become a flashpoint in the battle over AI model development.

    Distillation is the process of training smaller AI models using output from larger, more expensive ones to lower the costs of training a new AI tool.

    The U.S. government accused six Chinese companies in September of maliciously copying American AI products using distillation, with law enforcement officials saying in a statement that the firms did so “likely with Chinese government awareness.”

    The U.S. made a similar accusation in April ahead of Trump’s visit to Beijing. The Chinese embassy in Washington called the allegations “baseless.” CHIP EXPORTS TO CHINA

    Chinese access to key U.S. technologies underpinning the artificial intelligence boom is a point of friction between the two countries.

    Since 2022, the U.S. has imposed sweeping restrictions on shipments of advanced chips and chipmaking equipment to China.

    There is evidence of advanced AI chips being smuggled into the country, though the scale is unknown.

    The U.S. has been considering restrictions on the ability of Chinese companies to remotely access data centers in other countries to prevent those firms from benefiting from Nvidia’s advanced chips.

    There have been some exceptions to this effort. Late last year, Trump decided to allow sales of Nvidia’s H200 AI chips. H200s are not the most sophisticated chips available, but their sale prompted concerns from China hawks in Washington who argued the chips could bolster China’s AI capabilities. REGULATION

    The two leaders have fundamentally different perspectives on how involved they should be in the AI sector.

    Trump has brushed aside calls for new federal AI rules, saying on Monday that the U.S. only needs a strong president, which the country has “in spades.” He said calls from AI executives for regulation of the technology are a “hoax.”

    The Chinese government has rules governing AI algorithms and the data used to train them, including requiring content generated by AI to be clearly labeled.

    US VS. CHINA AI DEVELOPMENT RACE

    The estimates U.S. officials typically give put Chinese AI models just a few months behind their American counterparts, although industry leaders increasingly describe them as neck and neck.

    In 2025, then-White House AI adviser David Sacks said China was likely three to six months behind the United States on AI development. Earlier this year, the U.S. Commerce Department put DeepSeek V4 Pro

    about eight months behind frontier models
    .

    Many in the industry say the gap is shrinking quickly. Last month, Hugging Face Chief Executive Clement Delangue said China was winning the race as far as open-weight models were concerned — and likely was not far off in terms of frontier models either. Frontier models are the most advanced AI tools and open-weight models have publicly accessible core elements that can be downloaded, inspected and modified.

    “I wouldn’t be surprised if they start dominating at the frontier either by the end of this year or next year at the rate of progress,” Delangue told broadcaster CNBC on August 3.

    Reporting by Courtney Rozen and Raphael Satter in Washington, Karen Freifeld in New York, Eduardo Baptista in Beijing; Editing by Rod Nickel

  • 美国众议院通过制裁与关税法案 加大对俄经济施压


    2026年9月16日 晚上10:37 UTC / 路透社

    这张2022年2月27日的示意图中,美俄两国国旗旁展示着“制裁”字样。路透社/达多·鲁维奇/示意图/资料图

    华盛顿9月16日电(路透社)——美国众议院周三通过一项全面的制裁与关税法案,旨在因俄罗斯2022年入侵乌克兰而加大对其经济施压。该法案由南卡罗来纳州联邦参议员、共和党人林赛·格雷厄姆与数十名其他议员在2022年提出,距今已近一年半。

    共和党掌控的众议院以262票赞成、159票反对通过了该法案。

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    US House passes sanctions, tariff bill to raise economic pressure on Russia

    September 16, 2026 10:37 PM UTC / Reuters

    Word “Sanctions” is displayed on U.S. and Russian flags in this illustration taken, February 27, 2022. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration/ File Photo

    WASHINGTON, Sept 16 (Reuters) – The U.S. House ​of Representatives passed ‌on Wednesday a sweeping sanctions ​and tariff ​bill intended to increase ⁠economic pressure ​on Russia over ​its 2022 invasion of Ukraine, nearly ​1-1/2 years ​after the late U.S. ‌Senator ⁠Lindsey Graham, a South Carolina Republican, introduced it ​with ​dozens ⁠of other senators.

    The Republican-majority ​House voted ​262 ⁠to 159 in favor ⁠of ​the bill.

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