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意大利南部海域发生6.2级地震
2026年6月2日 07:17 / 联合早报
意大利南部附近海域发生6.2级地震。
新华社引述美国地质调查局地震信息网消息报道，格林尼治时间星期一（6月1日）晚上22时12分（新加坡时间周二早上6时12分），意大利南部斯卡尔切利附近海域发生6.2级地震，震中位于北纬39.35度、东经15.82度，震源深度247.1公里。
2026-06-01T20:10:27.481Z / CNN 政治频道
作者：凯西·亨特，CNN新闻
发布时间：美国东部时间2026年6月1日周一下午4:10
美国司法部周一在一份声明中表示，特朗普政府将遵守法院裁决，暂停设立一项规模近18亿美元的基金，该基金旨在赔偿那些声称过去曾遭到政府不当 targeting 的民众。
By Kasie Hunt, CNN
Published 4:10 PM EDT, Mon June 1, 2026
The Trump administration will abide by a court ruling to pause its creation of a nearly $1.8 billion fund meant to compensate people who say they were wrongly targeted by the government in the past, the Justice Department said in a statement Monday.
2026年6月2日 07:49 / 联合早报
美国司法部宣布设立一项近18亿美元（近23亿新元）的“反武器化基金”，遭到民主党议员与监督团体强烈批评。6月1日，数名民主党参议员在记者会上，讨论他们提出的“清算小金库法案”，旨在终止特朗普提议设立的“反武器化基金”。 （法新社）
知情人士透露，美国特朗普政府计划撤销一项近18亿美元（约23亿新元）的“反武器化基金”。这项基金原拟用于补偿那些声称遭政府“武器化执法”对待的受害者，但遭共和、民主两党批评是为特朗普政治盟友设立的“小金库”。
这项基金源于特朗普与美国国税局（IRS）就2019年税务资料泄露事件达成的和解协议。特朗普早前起诉国税局，指其税务资料遭泄露给《纽约时报》。
美国司法部上个月说，作为设立“反武器化基金”的一部分，特朗普将撤回针对国税局的诉讼。司法部原称，基金将赔偿遭政治动机调查或法律行动影响的人士，即特朗普及其盟友所谓遭政府“武器化”打压的受害者。
彭博社引述知情人士的报道中，并未透露其他更多细节，包括有关决定是否将影响特朗普与税务局的和解协议。
不过，这项安排引发强烈争议。批评者指出，基金可能让特朗普盟友受惠，甚至包括部分参与2021年1月6日冲击国会山事件的人。多名共和党参议员也反对为此拨款，并威胁阻挠移民执法相关法案。
美国参议院多数党领袖图恩（John Thune）说，若政府主动取消基金，“将是最理想结果”。
这项基金目前面临多宗诉讼，包括参与应对国会骚乱的警员提起的诉讼。
弗吉尼亚州一名联邦法官上周已暂时禁止政府推进基金运作；司法部则回应说，虽“强烈反对”这一决定，但会遵守法院的裁决。
提告该基金的组织之一“民主前进”（Democracy Forward）主席佩里曼则发布声明说，即使政府终止计划，也不会立即撤诉，直到确认有关安排不会重启为止。
美国司法部宣布设立一项近18亿美元（近23亿新元）的“反武器化基金”，遭到民主党议员与监督团体强烈批评。6月1日，数名民主党参议员在记者会上，讨论他们提出的“清算小金库法案”，旨在终止特朗普提议设立的“反武器化基金”。 （法新社）
知情人士透露，美国特朗普政府计划撤销一项近18亿美元（约23亿新元）的“反武器化基金”。这项基金原拟用于补偿那些声称遭政府“武器化执法”对待的受害者，但遭共和、民主两党批评是为特朗普政治盟友设立的“小金库”。
这项基金源于特朗普与美国国税局（IRS）就2019年税务资料泄露事件达成的和解协议。特朗普早前起诉国税局，指其税务资料遭泄露给《纽约时报》。
美国司法部上个月说，作为设立“反武器化基金”的一部分，特朗普将撤回针对国税局的诉讼。司法部原称，基金将赔偿遭政治动机调查或法律行动影响的人士，即特朗普及其盟友所谓遭政府“武器化”打压的受害者。
彭博社引述知情人士的报道中，并未透露其他更多细节，包括有关决定是否将影响特朗普与税务局的和解协议。
不过，这项安排引发强烈争议。批评者指出，基金可能让特朗普盟友受惠，甚至包括部分参与2021年1月6日冲击国会山事件的人。多名共和党参议员也反对为此拨款，并威胁阻挠移民执法相关法案。
美国参议院多数党领袖图恩（John Thune）说，若政府主动取消基金，“将是最理想结果”。
这项基金目前面临多宗诉讼，包括参与应对国会骚乱的警员提起的诉讼。
弗吉尼亚州一名联邦法官上周已暂时禁止政府推进基金运作；司法部则回应说，虽“强烈反对”这一决定，但会遵守法院的裁决。
提告该基金的组织之一“民主前进”（Democracy Forward）主席佩里曼则发布声明说，即使政府终止计划，也不会立即撤诉，直到确认有关安排不会重启为止。
2026-06-01T19:04:42.91Z / reuters.com
2020年1月8日，美国弗吉尼亚州阿灵顿五角大楼简报室内，五角大楼标志位于讲台后方。路透社/阿尔·德雷尔/档案照片
6月1日（路透社）——美国一家上诉法院周一表示，唐纳德·特朗普政府目前可以禁止跨性别者参军，但在相关诉讼审理期间，暂停开除现役跨性别军人。
美国哥伦比亚特区巡回上诉法院的一个合议庭以2比1的投票结果裁定，2025年的这项政策的非法动机“纯粹是为了伤害一个在政治上不受欢迎的群体”。
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但法院表示，五角大楼在制定征兵标准方面拥有广泛权力，可以在现役和潜在跨性别军人提起的诉讼审结前，继续禁止跨性别者新加入美军。
“在我们看来，结束军旅生涯比推迟开启军旅生涯要严重得多，”哥伦比亚特区巡回法院法官罗伯特·威尔金斯写道，他是民主党总统巴拉克·奥巴马任命的官员。
特朗普任命的巡回法院法官贾斯汀·沃克在反对意见中表示，法院“既没有专业知识也没有权力决定军方是否可以将原告排除在军队之外”。
代表原告的LGBTQ权利组织GLAD法律事务所的詹妮弗·利维对该裁决表示欢迎。
“这一决定性裁决证实，特朗普政府没有合法理由开除那些达到了所有严苛标准、并一次又一次证明了自身服役能力和奉献精神的跨性别军人，”利维在一份声明中说道。
五角大楼没有立即回应置评请求。
该裁决部分维持了华盛顿特区一名联邦法官2025年的裁决，该法官曾在进一步诉讼前阻止这项政策的全面实施。这位法官表示，该政策构成了性别歧视，很可能违反了美国宪法规定的法律平等保护条款。
特朗普在2025年1月的一项行政命令中称，拥有跨性别身份“与军人对光荣、诚实和纪律性生活的承诺相冲突”。国防部长皮特·赫格斯瑟随后很快执行了特朗普的这项命令，引发了法律挑战。
这项兵役禁令是特朗普政府根除美国社会各地对跨性别群体的认可和包容的更广泛举措的一部分。
联邦机构已经撤回了代表跨性别工人提起的诉讼，终止了有利于跨性别学生的和解协议，并启动了对为未成年人提供性别确认治疗的医院和医生的调查。
根据美国国防部的数据，美军现役人员约有130万。跨性别权利倡导者称现役跨性别军人多达1.5万人，但官方表示这一数字仅为数千人。
美国最高法院2025年5月允许该政策实施，解除了华盛顿州另一起案件中一名法官作出的暂时禁止该禁令的裁决。
但威尔金斯周一在哥伦比亚特区巡回法院的裁决书中写道，最高法院并未解释其裁决理由，其裁决可能是基于程序细节，而非案件的实质内容。
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亚历克西亚·加兰法尔维与比尔·伯克罗特编辑
US court blocks Pentagon from removing transgender troops, for now
2026-06-01T19:04:42.91Z / reuters.com
The Pentagon logo is seen behind the podium in the briefing room at the Pentagon in Arlington, Virginia, U.S., January 8, 2020. REUTERS/Al Drago/File Photo
June 1 (Reuters) – A U.S. appeals court on Monday said President Donald Trump’s administration could for now bar transgender people from enlisting in the military, but blocked the expulsion of current service members while a lawsuit plays out.
A panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit in
a 2-1 ruling
said the 2025 policy was unlawfully motivated “by the bare desire to harm a politically unpopular group.”
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But the Pentagon has broad powers to set enlistment standards, the court said, and can continue to ban transgender people from newly entering the military pending the outcome of a lawsuit by transgender current and would-be service members.
“It appears to us to be a much greater hardship to end a military career than to delay the start of one,” wrote Circuit Judge Robert Wilkins, an appointee of Democratic President Barack Obama.
Circuit Judge Justin Walker, a Trump appointee, in a dissenting opinion said courts “have neither the expertise nor the authority to decide whether the military can exclude the plaintiffs from its ranks.”
Jennifer Levi of LGBTQ rights group GLAD Law, who represents the plaintiffs, applauded the decision.
“This decisive ruling confirms that the Trump Administration has no legitimate basis to discharge transgender service members who have met every demanding standard and proven, time and again, their fitness and dedication to serve,” Levi said in a statement.
The Pentagon did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
The ruling partially upholds a 2025 decision by a Washington, D.C.-based federal judge who had blocked the entire policy from being implemented pending further litigation. The judge said the policy amounted to sex discrimination and likely violated the U.S. Constitution’s guarantee of equal protection under the law.
Trump in a January 2025 executive order said that adopting a transgender identity “conflicts with a soldier’s commitment to an honorable, truthful, and disciplined lifestyle.” Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth implemented Trump’s order soon after, prompting legal challenges.
The ban on military service is part of a broader effort by the Trump administration to eradicate the recognition and accommodation of transgender people throughout American life.
Federal agencies have dropped lawsuits filed on behalf of transgender workers, ended settlements that benefited transgender students and launched investigations into hospitals and doctors for providing gender-affirming treatment to minors.
The military has about 1.3 million active-duty personnel, according to Department of Defense data. While transgender rights advocates say there are as many as 15,000 transgender service members, officials say the number is in the low thousands.
The U.S. Supreme Court in May 2025 allowed the policy to be implemented, lifting a judge’s ruling in a separate case out of the state of Washington that had temporarily blocked the ban.
But the Supreme Court did not explain its reasoning and may have been ruling on a technicality rather than the merits of the case, Wilkins wrote for the D.C. Circuit on Monday.
Reporting by Daniel Wiessner in Albany, New York, Editing by Alexia Garamfalvi and Bill Berkrot
2026-06-01T17:50:05.592Z / 路透社
波士顿6月1日路透电 – 周一，包括一名曾在多家大型律所任职的律师在内的15人对美国指控拒不认罪，他们被指参与了一场为期十年的阴谋，期间律师们向一个内幕交易团伙提供近30笔正在进行中的并购交易的内幕消息。
曾在盛德律师事务所、美邦律师事务所和古德温律师事务所任职的尼科洛·努拉夫尚（Nicolo Nourafchan）是当天在波士顿联邦法院出庭对证券欺诈等指控表示不认罪的被告之一。
此次为期十年的阴谋案总计有30人被起诉，检方称该团伙获利数千万美元，由努拉夫尚和人身伤害律师罗伯特·亚德加罗夫（Robert Yadgarov）策划。
亚德加罗夫与努拉夫尚的兄弟洛伦佐一同拒不认罪。洛伦佐是一家 fractional CFO（ fractional CFO为固定译法，即“ fractional首席财务官”，可译为“兼职/外包首席财务官）和会计事务所的创始人。根据一项法官警告可能存在潜在利益冲突的安排，洛伦佐正在为尼科洛·努拉夫尚支付律师费。
“随着案件推进，你们可能会有不同的利益诉求，”美国地方法官朱迪思·戴恩（Judith Dein）说道。
尼科洛·努拉夫尚的律师马丁·温伯格（Martin Weinberg）在一份声明中表示，其当事人“在今天的传讯中对每项指控都坚称自己无罪，我们将展开有力且充分的辩护”。
据当局透露，该阴谋始于2014年，也就是尼科洛·努拉夫尚从耶鲁法学院毕业并入职盛德律师事务所后不久。
检方称，努拉夫尚在盛德及其他律所任职期间，向亚德加罗夫及其他人透露即将到来的企业交易信息，以换取从交易获利中分得的回扣。
努拉夫尚和亚德加罗夫还招募了其他律师加入该阴谋，为他们提供消息，其中一名律师就职于魏斯利、利波塔特、罗森与卡茨律师事务所，另一名则就职于威尔、高盛与曼格斯律师事务所以及威尔基、法尔与加拉格尔律师事务所。
后者加布里埃尔·格肖维茨（Gabriel Gershowitz）已于去年秘密认罪，目前是该案的合作证人。早在5月6日检方公布该案的当天，另有8名被告自2024年以来的认罪协议就已公开。
多名被告为犹太人，一份起诉书指控他们在讨论并购消息时使用与自身背景相关的暗语，将一笔交易称为“飞往以色列”，另一笔称为“拉比”。
被告之一是佛罗里达州居民约瑟夫·萨斯坎德（Joseph Suskind），他从事保险理算业务，被指控于2022年根据有关赛尔波因特（SailPoint）同意被托马·布拉沃（Thoma Bravo）收购，以及艾罗伯特（iRobot）后来被亚马逊公司取消的收购协议的内幕消息进行交易。辩护律师迈克尔·肯德尔（Michael Kendall）称他是无辜的。
“证据比新闻稿更重要，”肯德尔在萨斯坎德传讯结束后告诉记者，“我们期待庭审。”
内特·雷蒙德（Nate Raymond）波士顿报道；阿利斯泰尔·贝尔（Alistair Bell）编辑
Lawyers, others plead not guilty to massive US insider trading scheme
2026-06-01T17:50:05.592Z / Reuters
BOSTON, June 1 (Reuters) – Fifteen people, including a lawyer who worked at several major law firms, pleaded not guilty on Monday to U.S. charges that they participated in a decade-long scheme in which attorneys fed an insider trading ring tips about nearly 30 underway mergers.
Nicolo Nourafchan, who had worked at the law firms Sidley Austin, Latham & Watkins and Goodwin Procter, was among the defendants who appeared in federal court in Boston to enter pleas to securities fraud and other charges.
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Thirty people in total have been charged with participating in the decade-long scheme, which prosecutors say netted tens of millions of dollars and was orchestrated by Nourafchan and personal injury attorney Robert Yadgarov.
Yadgarov also entered a not guilty plea, along with Nourafchan’s brother, Lorenzo, the founder of a fractional CFO and accounting firm. He is paying Nicolo Nourafchan’s attorney fees under an arrangement a judge warned risked creating a potential conflict of interest.
“You may have different interests as this goes on,” U.S. Magistrate Judge Judith Dein said.
Martin Weinberg, a lawyer for Nicolo Nourafchan, in a statement said his client “asserted his innocence to each allegation at his arraignment today and we intend a vigorous and compelling defense.”
According to authorities, the scheme began in 2014 not long after Nicolo Nourafchan graduated from Yale Law School and landed a job at Sidley Austin.
Prosecutors said Nourafchan, while working at Sidley and other law firms, tipped Yadgarov and others off to impending corporate transactions in exchange for kickbacks generated from any trading profits.
Nourafchan and Yadgarov also recruited other attorneys into the scheme to feed tips to them, including one who worked at Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz and another who was employed by Weil, Gotshal & Manges and Willkie Farr & Gallagher.
The latter, Gabriel Gershowitz, secretly pleaded guilty last year and is now a cooperating witness in the case. Guilty pleas for eight other people dating back to 2024 were unsealed the day prosecutors announced the case on May 6.
Many of the defendants are Jewish, and an indictment alleged that they spoke in coded messages related to their backgrounds while discussing merger tips, referring to one deal as a “flight to Israel” and another as a “rabbi.”
Among the defendants is Joseph Suskind, a Florida resident in the insurance adjusting business charged with trading in 2022 on tips about SailPoint’s agreement to be bought by Thoma Bravo and iRobot’s later-abandoned deal to be acquired by Amazon.com Inc. Defense lawyer Michael Kendall called him innocent.
“Evidence is more important than press releases,” Kendall told reporters after Suskind’s arraignment. “We look forward to the trial.”
Reporting by Nate Raymond in Boston; Editing by Alistair Bell
2026年6月1日 7:12 UTC 更新于12分钟前 / 路透社
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华盛顿，6月1日（路透社）——据Axios周一报道，美国总统唐纳德·特朗普计划取消其原本将惠及政治盟友的18亿美元“反政治迫害”基金，此前该计划遭到包括部分共和党同僚在内的猛烈批评。
“该计划目前已告吹，”Axios援引的两名资深政府官员中的一人说道。
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该基金计划用纳税人的资金补偿遭受政治“迫害”的受害者，其资金源自特朗普政府司法部与美国国税局的一项法律和解协议，用以解决一起前所未有的诉讼。在该诉讼中，特朗普曾因他人据称不当处理其税务记录而索赔100亿美元。
这一宣布引发了批评声浪，议员们担忧特朗普可能存在利益自我交易，同时也担心这笔资金可能会支付给2021年1月6日冲击美国国会大厦并袭击警察的暴力特朗普支持者。
上周五，一名联邦法官临时阻止了政府推进该基金的计划。
伊斯梅尔·沙基尔和多伊娜·恰库 报道；大卫·吕恩格伦和达芙妮·萨莱达基斯 编辑
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Trump plans to drop ‘weaponization’ fund, says Axios
June 1, 2026 7:12 PM UTC Updated 12 mins ago / Reuters
[1/2]A mob of supporters of U.S. President Donald Trump storm the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, U.S., January 6, 2021. Picture taken January 6, 2021. REUTERS/Leah Millis
WASHINGTON, June 1 (Reuters) – U.S. President Donald Trump plans to drop his $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization” fund that would have benefited political allies, Axios reported on Monday, after a firestorm of criticism including from some of his fellow Republicans.
“It’s dead for now,” said one of two senior administration officials cited by Axios.
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The fund, which would compensate victims of political “weaponization” with taxpayer money, emerged from a legal settlement between Trump’s Justice Department and the Internal Revenue Service to resolve an unprecedented lawsuit in which the president had sought $10 billion over the alleged mishandling of his tax records.
The announcement set off criticism, with lawmakers raising concerns about potential self-dealing by Trump, and the prospect of payouts to violent Trump supporters who stormed the U.S. Capitol and assaulted police on January 6, 2021.
On Friday, a federal judge temporarily blocked the administration from moving forward with the fund.
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6月1日（路透社）——佛罗里达州周一起诉OpenAI及其首席执行官山姆·奥特曼，指控该公司虚假宣传其ChatGPT平台的安全性。诉讼称，该平台向校园枪击行凶者提供信息、提供自残指导并让年轻用户成瘾，已对儿童造成伤害。
作为首个对该公司采取法律行动的州，佛罗里达州总检察长、共和党人詹姆斯·尤特迈尔在佛罗里达州州法院提起诉讼。诉讼援引了去年塔拉哈西一所大学的枪击案，以及其他多起据称ChatGPT向随后实施暴力的人员提供信息的事件。
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在新闻发布会上，尤特迈尔表示，州政府将奥特曼个人列为被告，因为他“非常核心地”推动了ChatGPT上一些被尤特迈尔认为危害最大的功能。
“人们正在受伤，父母们被欺骗了，他们必须为此付出代价，”尤特迈尔告诉记者。
尤特迈尔表示，诉讼要求最高达数十亿美元的赔偿金，同时要求法院下令该公司改变其与年轻用户的互动方式。
OpenAI的一位发言人未立即回应置评请求。
OpenAI曾表示，其训练模型会拒绝可能“实质性助长暴力”的请求，并会在对话显示出“迫在眉睫且可信的伤害他人风险”时通知执法部门，同时会有心理健康专家协助评估边缘案例。
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尤特迈尔于4月宣布，在检察官审查了涉嫌枪手与该程序的聊天记录后，他正对ChatGPT在2025年佛罗里达州立大学大规模枪击案中的作用展开刑事调查。
人工智能公司正面临越来越多的诉讼，原告指控它们未能阻止聊天机器人互动导致自残、精神疾病和暴力行为。
OpenAI还面临佛罗里达州立大学枪击案遇难者家属提起的诉讼，他们声称枪手在策划袭击时得到了ChatGPT的协助。
今年4月，加拿大最致命大规模枪击案之一的遇难者家属对OpenAI和奥特曼提起集体诉讼，指控该公司在袭击发生前8个月就知道枪手在ChatGPT上策划袭击，但并未警告警方。
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Florida becomes first state to sue OpenAI over child safety risks
2026-06-01 5:21 PM UTC / Reuters
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June 1, 2026 5:21 PM UTC Updated 12 mins ago
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June 1 (Reuters) – Florida sued OpenAI and its CEO Sam Altman on Monday, accusing the company of misrepresenting the safety of its ChatGPT platform, which the lawsuit said has harmed children by providing information to school shooters, offering guidance on self-harm and addicting young users.
Marking the first state to take legal action against the company, Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier, a Republican, filed the lawsuit in Florida state court. It cited a shooting at a Tallahassee university last year and a number of events in other states where ChatGPT allegedly provided information to people who went on to commit violence.
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At a press conference, Uthmeier said the state named Altman personally because he had been “very central” to pushing some of the features on ChatGPT that Uthmeier said had been the most harmful.
“People are getting hurt, parents are getting deceived, and they need to pay for it,” Uthmeier told reporters.
The lawsuit seeks damages up to billions of dollars, Uthmeier said, plus a court order directing the company to change how it interacts with young users.
A spokesperson for OpenAI did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
OpenAI has said it trains its models to refuse requests that could “meaningfully enable violence,” and notifies law enforcement when conversations suggest “an imminent and credible risk of harm to others,” with mental health experts helping assess borderline cases.
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Uthmeier announced in April that he was launching a criminal investigation into ChatGPT’s role in a 2025 mass shooting at Florida State University after prosecutors reviewed the chat logs between the alleged shooter and the program.
AI companies are facing a growing wave of lawsuits accusing them of failing to prevent chatbot interactions that plaintiffs say contribute to self-harm, mental illness and violence.
OpenAI is also facing a lawsuit filed by the family of a man killed in the shooting at Florida State University, claiming the shooter was aided by ChatGPT in planning the attack.
In April, family members of victims of one of Canada’s deadliest mass shootings filed a group of lawsuits against OpenAI and Altman, alleging the company knew eight months before the attack that the shooter was planning it on ChatGPT but did not warn police.
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警方表示，周日俄勒冈州波特兰郊外发生枪击事件，造成多人死亡，一名警员受伤。一名嫌疑人已被逮捕，警方认为周边社区不存在持续威胁。
桑迪警察局局长帕特里克·赫斯基在一份声明中表示，事件于太平洋时间周日下午4点左右在桑迪市发生。赫斯基称，警员接到“家庭暴力纠纷及枪击”报警后抵达现场，“遭到枪击并进行了还击”。克拉卡马斯县警长办公室的副手也参与了此次响应行动。
赫斯基表示，一名警员在交火中中弹，身受多处枪伤。该警员由生命航班直升机撤离现场。警方局长称，该警员情况稳定，“预计可以存活”。
据赫斯基透露，枪击现场已有多人死亡。
“我知道大家现在都想要得到答案和信息，但这仍是一场高度动态且仍在进行的调查，”他说。“我可以告诉大家，克拉卡马斯县警长办公室和克拉卡马斯县重案组的调查人员正忙于勘查现场、进行访谈，并为我们的社区寻求应有的答案。”
赫斯基表示，枪击发生数小时后，也就是晚上8点左右，警员将嫌疑人拘留。他称嫌疑人向执法人员自首，并未受伤。
赫斯基将此次枪击事件称为“对我们社区以及桑迪警察局来说都是一场创伤性事件”。
“我知道许多人都在悲痛之中，”赫斯基说。“我恳请社区民众今晚为受害者、我们受伤的警员以及他们的家人、朋友和所有应急救援人员祈福。”
据哥伦比亚广播公司旗下分站KOIN报道，警方在逮捕前已在一处住宅区域找到并包围了嫌疑人。该新闻台称，周日早些时候，该市东南部区域曾发布就地避难令，但几小时后便解除了该指令。
赫斯基表示，针对此次枪击事件的调查仍在进行中，“目前还有很多细节我们无法披露”。
Multiple people killed, officer wounded in Oregon shooting
2026-06-01 12:04 PM EDT / CBS News
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Multiple people are dead and one officer is wounded after a shooting outside of Portland, Oregon, on Sunday, police said. One suspect has been arrested, and police don’t believe any ongoing threat exists for the surrounding community.
The incident happened in the city of Sandy at around 4 p.m. PT, said Sandy Police Chief Patrick Huskey in a statement. Huskey said officers were called to the scene of “a domestic disturbance and shooting,” in which they “came under gunfire and returned fire.” Clackamas County Sheriff’s deputies were also part of the response.
One officer was struck during the exchange of fire and suffered multiple gunshot wounds, Huskey said. That officer was evacuated from the scene by a Life Flight helicopter. The police chief said the officer’s condition was considered stable and “they are expected to survive.”
Multiple people were dead at the scene of the shooting, according to Huskey.
“I understand everyone wants answers and information right now, but this remains a very dynamic and active investigation,” he said. “I can tell you that investigators from the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office and the Clackamas County Major Crimes Team are working to process the scene, conduct interviews, and to get the answers our community deserves.”
Officers took the suspect into custody several hours after the shooting took place, at around 8 p.m. Huskey said the suspect surrendered to law enforcement and was unharmed.
Huskey called the shooting “a traumatic event for our community, and the Sandy Police Department.”
“I know many people are grieving,” Huskey said. “I ask everyone in our community to keep the victims, our injured officer, their families, friends and all of the first responders in their thoughts tonight.”
Police located and surrounded the suspect at a residential property prior to the arrest, CBS affiliate KOIN reported. A shelter-in-place order had been issued for a southeastern section of the city earlier in the day Sunday, but it was lifted after a few hours, according to the news station.
Huskey said an investigation into the shooting was still active, “and there is much we cannot share at this time.”
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华盛顿，6月1日（路透社）——两位知情消息人士周一表示，特朗普总统拟投入18亿美元的“反武器化”基金已被搁置，该基金本将惠及其政治盟友。
该基金将用纳税人的资金补偿这些盟友，其源自特朗普政府司法部与美国国税局的一份法律和解协议，旨在解决一场前所未有的诉讼。在这场诉讼中，特朗普总统曾因所谓的税务记录处理不当索赔100亿美元。
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Trump’s ‘weaponization’ fund is on hold, sources say
June 1, 2026 7:38 PM UTC / Reuters
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WASHINGTON, June 1 (Reuters) – President Donald Trump’s $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization” fund that would have benefited political allies is on hold, two sources familiar with the plan said on Monday.
The fund, which would compensate such allies with taxpayer money, emerged from a legal settlement between Trump’s Justice Department and the Internal Revenue Service to resolve an unprecedented lawsuit in which the president had sought $10 billion over the alleged mishandling of his tax records.
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托马斯指出了最高法院拒绝受理的涉及种族、言论自由和军属的案件
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克拉伦斯·托马斯大法官与塞缪尔·阿利托大法官一同指责最高法院选错了审理案件。此前，最高法院以他所说的“无关紧要的技术性失误”为由推翻了佛罗里达州一桩谋杀案的下级法院裁决，称该失误“不会对案件结果产生任何影响”。
托马斯辩称，加里·惠顿基于一名检方证人作伪证提出的重审请求不会改变案件结果，因为针对这名佛罗里达州死囚的证据确凿。但他在异议书中的核心观点是抨击最高法院的优先审理事项。他列举了最高法院拒绝受理的涉及种族、言论自由和军属的案件，称这些争议更值得最高法院关注。
“令人遗憾的是，最高法院应一名定罪杀人犯的请求介入此案，纠正第十一巡回法院的无关紧要的技术性失误，”托马斯在异议书中写道，“更糟糕的是，最高法院在这样做的同时，却拒绝为守法公民纠正更严重得多的错误。”
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在一份7比2的裁决中，最高法院裁定第十一巡回法院必须重新考虑是否应准予惠顿重审，且不得考虑原审后发现的DNA证据。该证据显示，在惠顿靴内发现的血迹属于詹姆斯·莫尔登，莫尔登于1990年10月10日被发现死于 motel 房间内，身中多刀。前一天晚上，有人看见惠顿与莫尔登在一家银行，莫尔登当时取出了自己账户的全部余额。
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大法官们认定，2002年通过改进检测手段发现的DNA证据无关紧要，因为1991年初审时原陪审团并不知晓该证据。
但托马斯认为，第十一巡回法院依靠DNA检测结果驳回重审请求是一种“程序性细节”错误。
“如果说第十一巡回法院在提及DNA检测结果时确实存在错误，那至少有两个理由可以认定该错误无害，”托马斯写道，“首先，该法院全面审查了针对惠顿的确凿证据，这些证据完全足以支持其裁决。其次，惠顿甚至没有在州法院用尽救济途径，因此第十一巡回法院无论如何都不可能作出有利于他的裁决。”
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托马斯大法官抨击最高法院驳回寡妇的案件，称其放任政府逃避责任
惠顿提出重审申请的依据是，检方证人杰克·奥齐奥在庭审中作伪证，声称自己被捕前没有犯罪记录。奥齐奥曾与惠顿同囚一室，并作证称曾听到惠顿供认“‘捅了那杂种一刀’”。
惠顿提出了吉廖诉纽约案式的索赔，声称奥齐奥关于听到他供认的说法是谎言，佛罗里达州最高法院驳回了该索赔。多年后，惠顿在联邦人身保护令程序中辩称，奥齐奥谎称自己没有犯罪记录，但托马斯认为，这项索赔本应首先在州法院用尽救济途径。这意味着，无论第十一巡回法院是否不当依赖了审判后的DNA证据，惠顿都可能因程序原因无法获得救济。
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“惠顿并不否认州法院有救济途径，”托马斯写道，“但他从未就基于奥齐奥对其犯罪记录的描述提出的索赔寻求州法院救济。”
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托马斯在异议书的结尾批评最高法院拒绝受理涉及“守法公民”的案件，包括波士顿大学学生家长质疑平权行动政策的诉讼——他们认为该政策构成违宪的种族歧视，反对被指压制“言论自由”的大学政策的诉讼，以及一名因公殉职的空军士兵遗孀提起的诉讼。
“当下级法院明显无视本院先例作出不利于守法美国人的裁决时，本院却经常拒绝在真正关键的时刻为他们提供救济，”托马斯写道。
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Thomas unloads on Court for helping convicted murderer but ignoring ‘law-abiding citizens’
2026-06-01 12:17:44 EDT / Fox News
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Justice Clarence Thomas, joined by Justice Samuel Alito, accused the Supreme Court of focusing on the wrong cases after the justices vacated a lower-court ruling in a Florida murder case over what he described as an “inconsequential foot fault” that would have had “no effect on the outcome of the case.”
Thomas argued that Gary Whitton’s bid for a new trial based on false testimony from a prosecution witness would not have changed the outcome because the evidence against the Florida death row inmate was overwhelming. But the overarching point of his dissent was a rebuke of the Court’s priorities. He pointed to cases involving race, free speech and military families that the justices declined to hear as examples of disputes he believed were more deserving of the Court’s attention.
“It is unfortunate that the Court chose to intervene at the request of a convicted murderer to correct the Eleventh Circuit’s inconsequential foot fault,” Thomas wrote in his dissent. “What makes it even worse is that the Court does so even while it refuses to correct far more consequential errors for law-abiding citizens.”
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In a 7-2 ruling, the Supreme Court determined that the Eleventh Circuit must reconsider whether to grant Whitton a new trial without considering DNA evidence discovered after the original trial. The evidence showed that blood stains found inside Whitton’s boots belonged to James Maulden, who was found dead with multiple stab wounds in a motel room on Oct. 10, 1990. The night before, Whitton was seen with Maulden at a bank, where the victim withdrew the entire balance of his account.
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The justices determined that the DNA evidence discovered through improved testing in 2002 was inconsequential because the original jury was unaware of it during the 1991 trial.
But Thomas deemed the Eleventh Circuit’s reliance on the DNA testing results in its denial a “technicality” error.
“If the Eleventh Circuit erred at all in mentioning the DNA test results, it was harmless for at least two reasons. First, the court thoroughly examined the overwhelming evidence against Whitton, which was more than sufficient to justify its decision,” Thomas wrote. “Second, Whitton had not even exhausted his claim in state court, so the Eleventh Circuit could not have ruled for him anyway.”
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Whitton’s bid for a new trial is based on the discovery that Jake Ozio, a prosecution witness, lied during the trial when he testified that he did not have a criminal record prior to his arrest. Ozio shared a jail cell with Whitton and testified that he overheard Whitton confess to “‘stabb[ing] the bastard.’”
Whitton filed a Giglio claim alleging that Ozio lied about hearing his confession, which the Florida Supreme Court rejected. Years later, Whitton argued in his federal habeas proceedings that Ozio lied about not having a criminal record, but Thomas contended that claim should have first been exhausted in state court. This means Whitton may be procedurally barred from obtaining relief regardless of whether the Eleventh Circuit improperly relied on post-trial DNA evidence.
Justices of the U.S. Supreme Court pose for their official photo at the Supreme Court in Washington, D.C., on Oct. 7, 2022.(Olivier Douliery/AFP)
“Whitton does not deny that state-court remedies were available,” Thomas wrote. “Yet, he never sought state remedies for his claim based on Ozio’s characterization of his criminal record.”
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Thomas rounded out his dissent by criticizing the Court for declining to hear cases involving “law-abiding citizens,” including parents of Boston University students challenging an affirmative-action policy they argue constitutes unconstitutional race discrimination, objections to university policies alleged to chill “free speech,” and a lawsuit filed by the widow of an Air Force service member killed on the job.
“This Court routinely declines to provide relief to law-abiding Americans when it would actually matter, even after lower courts conspicuously flout this Court’s precedents in ruling against them,” Thomas wrote.
Elaine Mallon is a writer for Fox News Digital and Fox Business covering national politics.