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看顾特需儿 母亲学会接受不完美
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陈丽丝（右）的小女儿谢佩宸（左），患有鲁宾斯坦-泰必氏综合症，除有学习障碍，也须长期佩戴助听器。 （受访者提供）

63岁的陈丽丝，自言年轻时性子急，且凡事要求完美，但自从患有鲁宾斯坦-泰必氏综合症的小女儿出生后，她学会放慢脚步，接受不完美，如今也在看护职责和个人生活中，找到平衡。

陈丽丝的29岁女儿谢佩宸，患有罕见的疾病鲁宾斯坦-泰必氏综合症（Rubinstein-Taybi Syndrome），症状包括发育迟缓和智力障碍。谢佩宸还因双耳有听觉障碍，需要长期佩戴助听器。

尽管家里有特需孩子，陈丽丝一直抱着“关关难过关关过”信念，坚定地陪着孩子一起走。现在最艰难阶段已过，女儿也在住家附近的MINDS兀兰区域中心有固定工作。

她自己则从2024年11月开始，在MINDS兀兰园学校当教室助理，主要是协助教师照顾特需孩童，教他们如厕等。上早班的她，下班后会先回家准备晚餐，再去接女儿下班。但她也不忘留些时间给自己，每周四晚上会留在学校参加运动课锻炼身体。

与丈夫育有四名孩子的陈丽丝，也不定期协助看顾长子的三个年龄介于4岁至9岁的儿子。孙子们常在周末来探访，她也乐见他们和姑姑互动。

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“孙子还小的时候，来我们家时玩佩宸的玩具不收拾，她会有些生气和我抱怨，但我慢慢地跟她解释。现在孙子大了，反而帮我照顾佩宸。”

她回忆，有次带女儿和孙子们用餐后，她先去付款，不料女儿没听清楚留在原地等候的指示，就自行离开走往地铁站。所幸是长孙反应敏捷，跟上去把姑姑带回来。

随着年纪渐长，陈丽丝也考虑到日后万一自己和老伴不在了，小女儿要何去何从。尽管MINDS有提供住宿服务，但她和家人商量后，决定由谢佩宸的哥哥姐姐们，继续照顾妹妹。

作为特需儿长期看护者，陈丽丝的感悟是要接受事实和调整心态，步伐也要慢下来。

“难免会一直有挑战，我的心态是碰到问题就去解决。尽量配合孩子，尝试沟通。”

陈丽丝说，看到女儿身体健康，在她生日的时候，快乐地唱生日歌和对妈妈说声“生日快乐”，就是对她的最大祝福了。

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白宫新闻秘书莱维特早前在回应时说：“据我们所知，并非如此。战争部正在调查此事。”

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2月12日，一名伊朗库尔德斯坦自由党（PAK）武装人员在伊拉克埃尔比勒附近的一个基地参加训练演习。 （路透社）

美国总统特朗普改变立场，称他已告知库尔德武装不要介入伊朗战争。

彭博社报道，特朗普星期六（3月7日）在空军一号上说：“正如你们所知，我们与库尔德人关系非常友好，但我们不想让这场战争比现在更加复杂。我已经排除了库尔德人参战的可能性，我不想让他们介入。”

特朗普说，库尔德人也告诉他，他们“愿意”进入伊朗。“但我真的告诉​​过他们，我不想让他们进去。”

特朗普星期四（5日）在电话采访中告诉路透社，他支持库尔德人进攻伊朗。“我认为他们愿意这么做很棒，我完全支持。”

流亡于伊拉克北部的库尔德斯坦自由党（PAK）早前告诉英国广播公司（BBC），组织计划展开酝酿数十年的越境行动，但不会在美国未扫清障碍的前提下出动，否则无异于“自杀行为”。

以色列军方一直在努力为库尔德武装在伊朗西北部地区占据阵地开辟道路，最终目的是鼓励库尔德武装人员起义反抗德黑兰。目标是位于伊拉克北部邻近的库尔德人聚居区的伊朗军方和执法部门。

Noem thanks Trump for new Shield of the Americas special envoy role after DHS ouster

By Michael Dorgan | Fox News
Published March 7, 2026 4:44pm EST

Outgoing Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem thanked President Donald Trump for her new special envoy role during an appearance at the Shield of the Americas summit in Doral, Florida, on Saturday.

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During the Shield of the Americas summit in Florida on Saturday, outgoing Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem thanked President Donald Trump for appointing her to a newly created role after she was ousted from overseeing the agency.

Noem, who is moving to the newly created position of special envoy for the Shield of the Americas, showed no ill feelings toward the president and said she was proud of her work at DHS, arguing the department had secured the border and eliminated public safety threats.

“I do want to thank the president for creating this and for giving me the honor and the opportunity to serve as a special envoy to this region, to the Western Hemisphere,” Noem said during the summit at Trump National Doral outside Miami.

“This Shield of the Americas will be a powerful example to the rest of the world about what’s possible.”

Trump announced this week that Noem would shift into the new role after cutting short her tenure at DHS.

Noem was removed as the nation’s immigration chief after a turbulent stretch marked by internal clashes and two contentious congressional hearings where even some Republicans pressed her over leadership missteps, including the ad campaign, which she claimed the president had signed off on.

Noem framed the initiative as an effort to expand border security cooperation beyond the United States.

“The way that we cooperate on our shared ideals of freedom and of democracy and safety and security will be a shining light to all of those who wish to be more like all of us,” she said.

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Noem, who previously served in Congress and as South Dakota governor before leading DHS, defended her record overseeing immigration enforcement during the past year.

“In the last year, as secretary of Homeland Security, we have focused on securing our border,” she said. “We have transformed our country from one that was being invaded by enemies, millions of them that were coming in unvetted, that we didn’t know who was there and who wished to harm us.”

“We’ve secured that border,” she continued. “We’ve focused on removing public safety threats, and over 3 million people have been deported or removed from our country in the last year.”

Noem argued that stronger border enforcement has allowed the administration to pivot toward economic and diplomatic engagement with neighboring nations.

“Secure borders has changed everything for our country,” she said. “Now that America is secure and our borders are secure, we want to focus on our neighbors and to help our neighbors with their borders and challenges that they have so that they may have the security that we enjoy.”

Trump announced on Truth Social that Sen. Markwayne Mullin, R-Okla., will replace her effective March 31, while Noem shifts to the newly created envoy role.

Members of Trump’s Cabinet, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick and United States Trade Representative Jamieson Greer attended Saturday’s summit.

Leaders from other nations included Argentina’s Javier Milei, El Salvador’s Nayib Bukele Ortez, Bolivia’s Rodrigo Paz Pereira, Costa Rica’s Rodrigo Chaves Robles, Panama’s José Raúl Mulino Quintero, and Trinidad and Tobago’s Kamla Persad-Bissessar, Chile’s Jose Antonio Kast, the Dominican Republic’s Luis Rodolfo Abinader Corona, Ecuador’s Daniel Roy Gilchrist Noboa Azín, Guyana’s Mohamed Irfaan Ali, Honduras’ Nasry “Tito” Asfura and Paraguay’s Santiago Peña.

Notably missing were the leaders of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, and Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo.

Fox News Digital’s Alec Schemmel contributed to this report.

内坦亚胡：以色列将“动用一切力量”袭击伊朗

2026年3月8日 07:23 / 联合早报

以色列总理内坦亚胡星期六（3月7日）发表电视讲话时说：“我们制定了系统性的计划，旨在铲除伊朗政权，并实现其他诸多目标。” （法新社档案照片）

以色列总理内坦亚胡指出，以色列将“动用一切力量”继续对伊朗发动战争，并称以色列与美国已几乎完全控制德黑兰的领空。

法新社报道，内坦亚胡星期六（3月7日）发表电视讲话时说：“我们制定了系统性的计划，旨在铲除伊朗政权，并实现其他诸多目标。”

他向以色列民众喊话说：“你们在告诉我、政府和我们英勇的士兵们，要坚持战斗直至胜利，我感谢你们。我可以向你们保证，我们将动用一切力量继续战斗。”

他说，以色列已经成功“改变了中东”，并改变了该地区的权力平衡，同时得益于以色列和美国飞行员的轰炸行动，“我们几乎完全控制”伊朗首都的领空。

内坦亚胡也对伊朗民众说，“真相时刻”即将到来，以色列正努力帮助他们摆脱“暴政的枷锁”。

以色列军方此前说，在战争的第一周，他们对伊朗发动约3400次空袭，投掷约7500枚弹药。

以色列和美国于上周六（2月28日）对德黑兰发动空袭，导致伊朗最高领导人哈梅内伊身亡，由此拉开了对伊朗发动战争的序幕。

Jan. 6 plaque honoring police officers displayed at the Capitol after a 3-year delay: “Their heroism will never be forgotten”

2026-03-07T16:00:00-0500 / CBS/AP

Visitors to the U.S. Capitol will now have a visible marker of the siege there on Jan. 6, 2021 and a reminder of the officers who fought and were injured that day.

Steps from the Capitol’s West Front and where the worst of the fighting occurred, workers quietly have installed a plaque honoring the officers, three years after it was required by law to be erected. The plaque was placed on the Senate side of the hallway because that chamber voted unanimously in January to install it after House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., had delayed putting it up.

“On behalf of a grateful Congress, this plaque honors the extraordinary individuals who bravely protected and defended this symbol of democracy on January 6, 2021,” the plaque says. “Their heroism will never be forgotten.”

The Washington Post first reported the installation of the plaque, which was witnessed by a reporter about 4 a.m. EST Saturday. The reporter posted that she “saw two employees working a nightshift,” bolting it to the wall.

It is the first official marker of the violent day in the Capitol. More than 150 officers were injured. Five police officers who served at the Capitol died in the days and weeks afterward.

Sen. Thom Tillis, R-N.C., led the recent effort to install it as he commemorated the fifth anniversary of the attack on the Senate floor in January and described his memories of hearing people break into the building. “We owe them eternal gratitude, and this nation is stronger because of them,” he said of the officers who were overwhelmed by thousands of President Trump’s supporters and eventually pushed them out of the building.

Capitol tour guides take photos of a plaque honoring police service on Jan. 6, 2021 at the Capitol, Saturday, March 7, 2026, in Washington. Allison Robbert / AP

The mob of rioters who violently forced their way past police and broke in was echoing Mr. Trump’s false claims of a stolen election after the Republican was defeated by Democrat Joe Biden. The crowd stopped the congressional certification of Biden’s victory for several hours, sent lawmakers running and vandalized the building before police regained control.

The fight to have the plaque installed came as Mr. Trump returned to office last year and the Republican Congress has remained loyal to him. Trump, who has called Jan. 6 a “day of love,” has tried to deflect blame on Democrats and police for instigating the attack, and many Republicans in Congress have downplayed the violence. After his second inauguration, Mr. Trump pardoned more than 1,500 people who were convicted or charged in the attack, among them, individuals convicted of violent and serious crimes, including assaulting police officers and seditious conspiracy.

Congress passed a law in 2022 that set out instructions for the honorific plaque listing the names of officers “who responded to the violence that occurred.” It gave a one-year deadline for installation, but the plaque never went up.

Democrats who were angry about the missing plaque installed replicas of it outside their offices and called on the GOP leadership to erect it or explain why it was missing.

After more than a year of silence – and a lawsuit from two officers who fought at the Capitol that day – Johnson’s office put out a statement on Jan. 5, the night before the fifth anniversary of the attack, that said the statute authorizing the plaque was “not implementable” and the proposed alternatives also “do not comply.”

Tillis went to the Senate floor later that week and passed a resolution, with no objections from any other senators, to place the plaque on the Senate side.

One of the officers who sued, Daniel Hodges of the Metropolitan Police Department, said Saturday that the lawsuit would continue. Hodges has become an outspoken advocate against what he calls the whitewashing of what really happened on Jan. 6, 2021 during the U.S. Capitol siege.

“The only thing that will stop me is if people stop lying about Jan. 6 and just acknowledge what the day was and what really transpired,” Hodges told CBS News in an earlier interview.

Hodges, who was crushed and beaten by rioters while trapped in the central west front doors steps away from where the plaque is now displayed, said the overnight installation was a “fine stopgap” but that it was not in full compliance with the law.

The original statute said that the plaque should be placed “on” the west front of the Capitol — not near it — and that the officers’ names should be listed on the plaque itself. The new installation has a nearby sign with a QR code that leads to a 45-page document listing the thousands of names of the officers who responded to the Capitol that day.

“The weight of a judicial ruling would help secure the memorial against future tampering,” Hodges said. “Our lawsuit persists.”

Hodges and a former U.S. Capitol Police officer, Harry Dunn, said in the lawsuit that Congress was encouraging a “rewriting of history” by not following the law and installing the plaque.

“It suggests that the officers are not worthy of being recognized, because Congress refuses to recognize them,” the lawsuit says.

The Justice Department has sought to have the case dismissed. U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro and others argued that Congress “already has publicly recognized the service of law enforcement personnel” by approving the plaque and that displaying it would not alleviate the problems they claim to face from their work.

Hodges, Dunn and other officers who have told of their experiences that day have been repeatedly criticized and threatened by people loyal to Trump who say the officers are lying. Some of the officers say they are still struggling.

The lawsuit says that “both men live with psychic injuries from that day, compounded by their government’s refusal to recognize their service.”

New York Rep. Adriano Espaillat, the top Democrat on the spending committee that oversees the legislative branch, said “our Capitol Police deserve more” and that he would continue to push Johnson on the issue.

“Make no mistake: they did this at 4AM so no one would see, no ceremony, no real recognition,” Espaillat posted on X.