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  • UFO档案披露:阿波罗17号机组人员在1972年任务期间目睹神秘物体与灯光:“看起来像是独立日烟花”


    2026年5月8日 美国东部夏令时12:56 / 哥伦比亚广播公司新闻(CBS News)

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    据五角大楼最新公布的档案显示,半个多世纪前,美国国家航空航天局(NASA)阿波罗17号机组人员曾报告在太空中发现多个不明物体,包括三个神秘光点和类似烟花的火花。

    这些细节是美国国防部上周五公开的100余份文件中的一部分,国防部当日还推出了一个新网站,专门存放所有与不明空中现象(UAP)相关的解密档案。

    美国国防部在一张照片的说明中表示,1972年12月阿波罗17号任务期间拍摄的一张NASA照片显示,“月球天空右下象限存在三个呈三角形排列的‘光点’,放大图像后清晰可见”。

    五角大楼称,“目前对于该异常现象的性质尚无定论”,但一项新的初步分析表明,它可能是一个“实体物体”。

    美国航天局阿波罗17号机组人员报告发现三个呈三角形排列的神秘光点,这一信息来自五角大楼2026年5月8日公布的文件。 美国航天局

    最后一批登上月球的宇航员还报告称看到了明亮的翻滚火花和类似烟花的不规则碎片。

    根据五角大楼公布的通话记录,飞行员罗纳德·埃文斯说道:“我们在进行机动操作时,有几个非常明亮的粒子或碎片之类的东西漂过。”

    飞行员哈里森·施密特报告称:“我的舷窗下方有一大堆大的东西——亮闪闪的。从罗恩的舷窗看出去,就像是独立日的烟花秀。”

    与此同时,任务指挥官尤金·塞尔南表示,他在观察到类似“耀眼”火车头灯光的闪烁现象后难以入睡。

    五角大楼称:“在接下来的三个小时里,塞尔南描述了他观察到的数个闪烁、旋转的现象,他认为这些现象对应太空中的实体物体,而非单纯的光学现象。”

    美国航天局阿波罗17号机组人员报告在太空中发现多个不明物体,这一信息来自五角大楼最新公布的档案。 美国国防部

    文件中还包含1969年阿波罗11号机组人员的任务汇报记录,宇航员巴兹·奥尔德林在其中讲述了数次异常观测经历。

    他说:“我们遇到的第一件不寻常的事,大概是在离月球很近、差不多还有一天航程的时候。那个物体有相当大的体积,所以我们用单筒望远镜观察了它。”

    和阿波罗17号的塞尔南一样,奥尔德林也描述了自己在试图睡觉时看到闪烁灯光的经历。

    他说:“我正准备关灯睡觉,这时观察到舱内出现了微小的闪光,间隔大概几分钟一次。”

    奥尔德林还表示,他看到了“一个相当明亮的光源,我们暂时将其归因于可能的激光束”。

    五角大楼表示,将分批陆续公布更多档案和视频资料。

    UFO files reveal Apollo 17 crew saw mysterious objects, lights during 1972 mission: “Looks like the Fourth of July”

    2026-05-08 12:56 EDT / CBS News

    By Stephen Smith

    Stephen Smith is a managing editor for CBSNews.com based in New York. A Washington, D.C. native, Steve was previously an editorial producer for the Washington Post, and has also worked in Los Angeles, Boston and Tokyo.

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    Updated on: May 8, 2026 / 1:32 PM EDT / CBS News

    Over half a century ago, NASA’s Apollo 17 crew reported seeing multiple unidentified objects in space, including three mysterious dots and sparks that resembled fireworks, according to new files released by the Pentagon.

    The details were among the more than 100 documents made public on Friday when the Defense Department unveiled a new website housing all the declassified files related to UAP (unidentified anomalous phenomena).

    A NASA photograph, taken in December 1972 during from the Apollo 17 mission, shows “three ‘dots’ in a triangular formation in the lower right quadrant of the lunar sky that is clearly visible upon magnification of the image,” the Defense Department said in a caption of the image.

    The Pentagon said that “there is no consensus about the nature of the anomaly,” but that a new, preliminary analysis indicated it could be a “physical object.”

    NASA’s Apollo 17 crew reported seeing three mysterious dots in a triangular formation, according to documents released by the Pentagon on May 8, 2026. NASA

    The last men to walk on the moon also reported seeing bright tumbling sparks and jagged fragments that resembled fireworks.

    “Now we’ve got a few very bright particles or fragments or something that go drifting by as we maneuver,” pilot Ronald Evans said, according to the transcript released by the Pentagon.

    Pilot Harrison Schmitt reported: “There’s a whole bunch of big ones on my window down there — just bright. It looks like the Fourth of July out of Ron’s window.”

    Meanwhile, mission commander Eugene Cernan said he had difficulty sleeping after observing flashing that he compared to an “imposing” train headlight.

    “Over the next three hours, Cernan described observing several flashing, rotating phenomenon that he assessed as corresponding to physical objects in space rather than a purely optical phenomenon,” the Pentagon says.

    NASA’s Apollo 17 crew reported seeing multiple unidentified objects in space, according to new files released by the Pentagon. Pentagon

    The documents also include a transcript of the 1969 Apollo 11 crew debriefing in which astronaut Buzz Aldrin recounted several unusual observations.

    “The first unusual thing that we saw I guess was one day out or something pretty close to the moon. It had a sizeable dimension to it, so we put the monocular on it,” he said.

    Like Cernan on Apollo 17, Aldrin also described seeing flashing lights while trying to sleep.

    “I was trying to go to sleep with all the lights out. I observed what I thought were little flashes inside the cabin, spaced a couple of minutes apart,” he said.

    Aldrin also said he saw “a fairly bright light source which we tentatively ascribed to a possible laser.”

    The Pentagon said additional documents and videos would be released on a rolling basis.

  • 特朗普政府就最新关税败诉提起上诉


    2026-05-08 17:51:14 UTC / 路透社

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    2026年5月8日 下午5:51 UTC 更新于39分钟前

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    纽约5月8日路透电 — 特朗普政府于周五就一项法院裁决提起上诉,该裁决认定今年2月实施的10%全球关税不符合1970年代贸易法的相关规定。

    美国国际贸易法院周四以2比1的投票结果作出裁决,认定1974年贸易法第122条并非用于应对美国进口多于出口所导致的贸易逆差。不过,该法院仅叫停了针对三名起诉方的关税措施——两家小企业和华盛顿州。

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    尽管此次裁决涉及的一批关税将在约两个月后到期,但这仍是特朗普全球关税计划的又一次挫折,且距他将于北京与中国国家主席习近平讨论贸易紧张局势仅一周时间。

    这也为围绕价值数十亿美元关税退税的又一场长期法律战埋下伏笔,而就在三个月前,美国最高法院推翻了特朗普依据国家紧急状态法实施的大规模全球关税措施。

    特朗普周四在对记者发表讲话时,将贸易法院的裁决归咎于“两名激进左翼法官”。美国贸易代表贾米森·格里尔周五表示,特朗普政府有望在上诉中获胜,同时他也对此前最终被美国最高法院判定无效的关税措施抱有信心。

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    最高法院今年2月裁定,特朗普无权依据《国际紧急经济权力法》实施此前的关税措施,这促使特朗普转而依据《贸易法》第122条对所有进口商品加征10%的替代关税。

    此次新关税为临时性替代措施,原定于7月24日到期,除非国会延长其有效期。

    特朗普政府仍计划援引另一项经受住多次法律挑战的法律——1974年《贸易法》第301条,对主要贸易伙伴实施更广泛的关税措施,该条款针对不公平贸易行为。目前有三项依据第301条发起的关税调查,预计将于7月完成。

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    Trump administration appeals latest court loss on tariffs

    2026-05-08 17:51:14 UTC / Reuters

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    NEW YORK, May 8 (Reuters) – The Trump administration on Friday appealed ​a court ruling that found a 10% global tariff imposed in February was not ‌justified under a 1970s trade law.

    The U.S. Court of International Trade ruled on Thursday in a 2-1 decision that Section 122 of the 1974 Trade Act was not meant to address trade deficits that ​occur when the U.S. imports more goods than it exports. The court, however, ​only blocked the tariffs for three importers that sued – two small ⁠businesses and the state of Washington.

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    While the ruling applies to a set of levies ​due to expire in about two months, it marks another setback for Trump’s global ​tariff ambitions and comes a week before he is due to discuss trade tensions with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing.

    It also sets the stage for another protracted legal battle over billions of ​dollars’ worth of tariff refunds, three months after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down ​Trump’s sweeping global tariffs imposed under a national emergencies law.

    Trump blamed the trade court decision on “two ‌radical ⁠left judges” when speaking to reporters on Thursday. U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said on Friday the Trump administration expects to prevail in the appeal, although he also expressed confidence in earlier tariffs that were ultimately invalidated by the U.S. Supreme Court.

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    The Supreme Court ruled ​in February that Trump ​had no authority ⁠to impose the earlier tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, leading Trump to impose replacement tariffs of 10% on ​all imports using Section 122 of the Trade Act.

    The new tariffs ​were a ⁠temporary replacement, and they were due to expire on July 24 unless extended by Congress.

    The Trump administration still plans broader tariffs on major trading partners by invoking a third ⁠law that ​has withstood numerous legal challenges, Section 301 of ​the Trade Act of 1974, which covers unfair trade practices. It has three Section 301 tariff investigations underway ​due for completion in July.

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  • 解密阿波罗登月文件披露未解之谜:UFO灯光“如同独立日烟花”


    2026年5月8日 美国东部时间下午1:13 / 福克斯新闻

    五角大楼根据特朗普的UFO透明度指令,公布阿波罗12号和阿波罗17号的转录文本与照片

    作者:伊莱恩·马伦 福克斯新闻

    观看:特朗普政府公布的新UFO影像

    特朗普政府周五公布了一批“前所未见”的不明异常现象(UAP)文件与视频,旨在提高政府对外星现象相关知识的透明度。

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    两次阿波罗任务的解密转录文本显示,宇航员在绕月轨道及月球表面行走期间,多次描述了无法解释的灯光与物体。

    五角大楼周五公布了美国国家航空航天局两次阿波罗任务的转录文本与照片,这是五角大楼披露数十份照片与文件的整体计划的一部分,这些文件详细记录了自20世纪50年代以来该机构记录的UFO目击事件。

    这批记录UFO和不明异常现象目击事件的文件,是为了遵守唐纳德·特朗普总统的一项指令,该指令旨在提高政府对已报告UFO目击事件的透明度,所有这些目击事件目前均未得到解决。数千万份文件正在被梳理,并将分批陆续公布。

    UFO专家称特朗普的解密行动可能揭露横跨数十年的“掩盖行动”

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    这张档案照片展示了1969年阿波罗12号着陆点的月球表面,地平线以上一处高亮区域出现了不明现象。(美国战争部)

    文件包含1969年阿波罗12号和1972年阿波罗17号任务的技术转录文本与照片,记录了机组人员在荒凉的月球地平线上方讨论奇怪闪光、移动灯光和不明现象的时刻。

    此次公布的内容包括阿波罗12号宇航员在月球表面拍摄的六张照片,显示天空中出现了形状怪异的不明灯光。其中一张照片中总共识别出5个UFO。

    • 第1张,共6张 上一张 下一张 这张档案照片展示了1969年阿波罗12号着陆点的月球表面。该图像在画面垂直轴稍偏右的地平线以上区域设有一处高亮关注区,其中可见不明现象。(美国战争部)
    • 第2张,共6张 上一张 下一张 这张档案照片展示了从阿波罗12号着陆点拍摄的月球表面。该图像在画面垂直轴稍偏右的地平线以上区域设有两处高亮关注区,分别标记为“区域1”和“区域2”,其中可见不明现象。(美国战争部)
    • 第3张,共6张 上一张 下一张 这张档案照片展示了从阿波罗12号着陆点拍摄的月球表面。该图像在画面右边缘附近的地平线以上区域设有一处高亮关注区,其中可见不明现象。(美国战争部)
    • 第4张,共6张 上一张 下一张 这张档案照片展示了从阿波罗12号着陆点拍摄的月球表面。该图像在画面垂直轴稍偏左的地平线以上区域设有一处高亮关注区,其中可见不明现象。(美国战争部)
    • 第5张,共6张 上一张 下一张 这张档案照片展示了从阿波罗12号着陆点拍摄的月球表面。该图像在地平线以上区域设有五处高亮关注区,分别标记为“区域1”至“区域5”,其中可见不明现象。(美国战争部)
    • 第6张,共6张 上一张 美国国家航空航天局1972年12月阿波罗17号任务的照片显示,月球天空中出现三个呈三角队形的光点。美国战争部正在将该图像纳入历史不明异常现象材料审查范围。(美国战争部)

    一份长达四页的任务转录文本披露了一名宇航员向指挥中心描述其所见景象的内容,他讲述了自己在黑暗天空中看到的灯光。

    他形容这些灯光“正飞向太空”。

    爆炸性新纪录片揭露UFO秘密的“80年全球掩盖行动”

    “我当时以为它们是从我的水锅炉上掉下来的,但看起来其中一些正逃离月球。它们真的快速离开这里,径直朝着群星飞去。”

    这名宇航员表示,灯光“每秒钟都在闪烁”。指挥中心推测,这种现象可能是电磁干扰,其来源既有人为因素,也有自然因素。

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    阿波罗17号宇航员尤金·塞尔南在月球表面触摸美国国旗。(科比斯/盖蒂图片社科比斯频道)

    一份长达16页的阿波罗17号任务转录文本详细描述了宇航员如何从舷窗看到类似“独立日烟花”的灯光。

    “它们是非常不规则、有棱角的碎片,正在翻滚”,其中一名宇航员描述道。

    1969年11月24日阿波罗12号离开月球轨道后,指挥舱拍摄的这张月球照片。(美国国家航空航天局)

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    另一名宇航员回忆称,他在试图睡觉时看到了明亮的“外围地平线类物体”,导致他难以入睡。

    “我入睡前记得的最后一件事——有一个非常明亮的光点在我两眼之间闪了一下,就像一道非常亮的车头灯——就像有一列火车朝你开来,只是带着闪光”,这名宇航员说道。

    更多不明异常现象文件可在WAR.GOV/UFO网站获取。

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    Declassified Apollo moon docs describe unexplained mysteries, UFO lights ‘like the Fourth of July’

    May 8, 2026 1:13pm EDT / Fox News

    Pentagon released transcripts and photos from Apollo 12 and Apollo 17 as part of Trump’s UFO transparency directive

    By Elaine Mallon, Fox News

    WATCH: New UFO footage released by Trump admin

    The Trump administration on Friday released a batch of ‘never-before-seen’ files and videos on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomenon (UAP) as part of an effort to increase transparency on government knowledge of extraterrestrial phenomena.

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    Declassified transcripts from two Apollo missions show astronauts repeatedly describing unexplained lights and objects while orbiting and walking on the moon.

    The Pentagon on Friday released transcripts and photos from two NASA Apollo missions as part of a broader disclosure of dozens of photos and documents detailing UFO sightings it has documented since the 1950s.

    The trove of documents reporting UFO and Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) sightings comes in compliance with a directive from President Donald Trump aimed at increasing government transparency around reported UFO sightings, all of which remain unsolved. Tens of millions of documents are being combed through and will be released on a rolling basis.

    UFO EXPERT SAYS TRUMP’S DECLASSIFICATION COULD EXPOSE POSSIBLE ‘COVER-UP’ SPANNING DECADES

    This archival photograph shows the lunar surface from the Apollo 12 landing site in 1969, featuring a highlighted area above the horizon with unidentified phenomena.(Department of War)

    The documents include technical transcripts and photos from Apollo 12 in 1969 and Apollo 17 in 1972, capturing moments in which crews discussed strange flashes, moving lights and unidentified phenomena against the stark lunar horizon.

    The release includes six photos taken by Apollo 12 mission astronauts on the moon’s surface, revealing unidentified and oddly shaped lights appearing in the sky. In one of the photos, there are a total of five UFOs identified.

    • Image 1 of 6 next This archival photograph depicts the lunar surface as viewed from the landing site of Apollo 12 in 1969. This image features a highlighted area of interest slightly to the right of the vertical axis of the frame, above the horizon, in which unidentified phenomena are visible.(U.S. Department of War)
    • Image 2 of 6 prev next This archival photograph depicts the lunar surface as viewed from the landing site of Apollo 12. This image features two highlighted areas of interest, labeled “Area 1” and “Area 2,” slightly to the right of the vertical axis of the frame, above the horizon, in which unidentified phenomena are visible.(U.S. Department of War)
    • Image 3 of 6 prev next This archival photograph depicts the lunar surface as viewed from the landing site of Apollo 12. This image features a highlighted area of interest near the right edge of the frame, above the horizon, in which unidentified phenomena are visible.(U.S. Department of War)
    • Image 4 of 6 prev next This archival photograph depicts the lunar surface as viewed from the landing site of Apollo 12. This image features a highlighted area of interest slightly to the left of the vertical axis of the frame, above the horizon, in which unidentified phenomena are visible.(U.S. Department of War)
    • Image 5 of 6 prev next This archival photograph depicts the lunar surface as viewed from the landing site of Apollo 12. This image features five highlighted areas of interest, labeled “Area 1” through “Area 5,” above the horizon, in which unidentified phenomena are visible.(U.S. Department of War)
    • Image 6 of 6 prev A NASA photograph from the Apollo 17 mission in December 1972 shows three dots in a triangular formation in the lunar sky. DOW is investigating the image as part of a review of historical UAP materials.(U.S. Department of War)

    A four-page transcript from the mission unveils one of the astronauts’ accounts of what he was witnessing, telling command about the lights he saw in the dark sky.

    He described that the lights were “sailing off into space.”

    EXPLOSIVE NEW DOCUMENTARY PROBES ’80-YEAR GLOBAL COVERUP’ OF UFO SECRETS

    “I was thinking they’re dropping off from my water boiler, but it looks like some of those things are escaping the moon. They really haul out of here and just press off at the stars.”

    The astronaut described that the lights were “pulsing every second.” Command suggested that the phenomenon was likely electromagnetic interference, which can occur by both man-made and natural sources.

    Apollo 17 astronaut Gene Cernan touches an American flag on the surface of the moon.(Corbis/Corbis via Getty Images)

    A 16-page transcript from the Apollo 17 mission detailed how the astronauts saw lights from their window which resembled “Fourth of July.”

    “They’re very jagged, angular fragments that are tumbling,” one of the astronauts described.

    After Apollo 12 left lunar orbit on November 24, 1969, this image of the moon was taken from the command module.(NASA)

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    Another astronaut recounted how when he was trying to sleep he saw bright “peripheral horizon-type things” which made it difficult to sleep.

    “The last one I remember before falling asleep — was the fact that there was a very bright spot that flashed right between my eyes like a very bright headlight — like a train coming at you, only with a flash,” the astronaut said.

    More UAP files were made available at WAR.GOV/UFO.

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  • 当地官员试图罢免负责调查南希·格思里失踪案的亚利桑那州警长,因其面临伪证指控


    2026年5月8日 / 美国东部时间下午2:37 / 哥伦比亚广播公司新闻

    作者:乔纳森·维利奥蒂
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    亚利桑那州当地官员正推动罢免皮马县警长克里斯·纳诺斯,后者目前负责调查南希·格思里的失踪案。

    至少两名皮马县监事会成员计划提出动议,罢免纳诺斯的警长职务,如果他不能在周二前辞职的话。周二距离格思里在亚利桑那州图森市的家中失踪正好满100天。

    他们指控纳诺斯在一场无关诉讼的作证宣誓中撒谎,他曾否认上世纪80年代加入皮马县警长办公室之前,在得克萨斯州埃尔帕索担任警官期间曾被停职。

    “当时的纪律委员会以一系列问题为由全票通过决议,称‘听着,他不能再当警察了。他根本不称职,也不遵守我们的职业标准……他必须走人’,”皮马县监事会成员马特·海因茨博士说道。

    哥伦比亚广播公司新闻获取到的埃尔帕索警察局记录显示,纳诺斯曾因多项违规行为多次被停职,包括“不必要的暴力行为”和迟到。

    “他显然已经丧失了社区的信任。他让自己颜面尽失,是时候让他下台了,”海因茨说道。

    纳诺斯的一名律师在一封信中表示:“纳诺斯警长当时没有理解关于另一个不受亚利桑那州和平官员权利法案管辖的机构的纪律处分问题。在作证后不久查看 transcripts 时,纳诺斯警长意识到了这个误解,并立即通知了他的律师。”

    就在推动罢免纳诺斯的几天前,他因处理格思里失踪案的方式遭到联邦调查局局长卡什·帕特尔的批评,帕特尔称该部门拖延太久才邀请联邦调查局介入。

    “我们有四天时间都被排除在调查之外,”帕特尔在周二与肖恩·汉尼蒂的播客采访中声称。

    对此,警长办公室在社交媒体上发布了纳诺斯的一份声明,称格思里首次被报告失踪当晚,就有一名联邦调查局特别工作组人员在现场。两天后,皮马县警长办公室与联邦调查局共同召开了新闻发布会。

    海因茨坚称,罢免纳诺斯的努力与格思里失踪案无关,完全是出于警长的过往记录。

    “格思里的调查绝对没有影响到这一决定,真的没有,”他说道。

    Local officials aim to oust Arizona sheriff leading Nancy Guthrie investigation over perjury allegations

    May 8, 2026 / 2:37 PM EDT / CBS News

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    Local officials in Arizona are pushing to remove Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos, who is leading the investigation into the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie.

    At least two Pima County supervisors plan to file a motion to have the sheriff’s office vacated if Nanos doesn’t step down by Tuesday, which marks 100 days since Guthrie vanished from her Tucson, Arizona, home.

    They allege Nanos lied under oath during a deposition for an unrelated lawsuit when he denied being suspended during his years as a police officer in El Paso, Texas, before he joined the Pima County Sheriff’s Department in the 1980s.

    “A unanimous vote of the disciplinary board at that time for a whole host of problems said, ‘Hey, he can’t be a cop anymore. He’s just bad at this and he’s not upholding our standards … he’s got to go,’” said Dr. Matt Heinz, a member of the Pima County Board of Supervisors.

    CBS News obtained the El Paso Police Department records that show Nanos was suspended several times for a number of alleged infractions, including “unnecessary violence” and tardiness.

    “He has definitely lost the confidence of the community. He’s embarrassed himself, and it’s time for him to go,” Heinz said.

    An attorney for Nanos said in a letter, “Sheriff Nanos did not understand the question related to discipline with a different agency not governed by the Arizona Peace Officer’s Bill of Rights. In reviewing the transcript shortly after his deposition, Sheriff Nanos spotted the misunderstanding and promptly notified his attorney.”

    The push to oust Nanos comes days after he faced criticism over his handling of the Guthrie case from FBI Director Kash Patel, who claimed the department took too long to get the FBI involved.

    “For four days, we were kept out of the investigation,” Patel claimed in a podcast interview with Sean Hannity on Tuesday.

    In response, the sheriff’s department posted a statement from Nanos on social media that said a member of the FBI task force was on the scene the night Guthrie was first reported missing. Two days later, the Pima County Sheriff’s Department held a news conference with the FBI.

    Heinz insists the effort to remove Nanos has nothing to do with the Guthrie case and everything to do with the sheriff’s record.

    “In no way has the Guthrie investigation ever factored into this. It really hasn’t,” he said.

  • 美国就TikTok儿童隐私违规问题接近达成4亿美元和解协议,ABC新闻报道


    2026-05-08 19:15:24 UTC / 路透社

    作者:戴维·谢泼德森
    2026年5月8日 19:15 UTC 更新于15分钟前

    2025年4月2日,美国加利福尼亚州卡尔弗城,TikTok公司办公室外展示的TikTok标志。路透社/丹尼尔·科尔

    华盛顿,5月8日(路透电)——据美国广播公司(ABC)新闻周五援引知情人士消息,美国总统唐纳德·特朗普政府正与TikTok接近达成一项4亿美元的和解协议,以解决这起悬而未决的儿童隐私违规诉讼案。

    白宫拒绝置评,将问询转至司法部,而司法部未立即回应置评请求。TikTok也未回应置评请求。

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    知情人士告诉ABC新闻,这笔和解资金将用于资助特朗普在华盛顿的“美化”项目。特朗普此前已向国会申请100亿美元资金,用于哥伦比亚特区范围内的各类项目。

    ABC新闻报道称,白宫官员已就这笔资金能否合法用于特朗普提议的、在阿灵顿国家公墓附近修建250英尺(76米)高的凯旋门事宜进行了数周磋商。通常情况下,和解资金应用于帮助受害者。

    美国司法部2024年对TikTok及其母公司字节跳动提起诉讼,指控该社交媒体应用未能保护儿童隐私。

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    美方指控称,多年来有数百万13岁以下的美国儿童使用TikTok,该平台“一直在收集并留存儿童的个人信息”。

    政府表示,TikTok违反了《儿童在线隐私保护法》,该法案要求面向儿童的服务必须获得家长同意,才能收集13岁以下用户的个人信息。

    此次由联邦贸易委员会联合提起的诉讼称,其目的是“制止TikTok对儿童隐私进行的大规模非法侵犯”。

    司法部表示,TikTok明知故犯,允许儿童创建普通TikTok账号,随后在常规TikTok平台上与成年人及其他用户创作、分享短视频和消息。TikTok在未获得儿童家长同意的情况下,收集了这些儿童的个人信息。

    TikTok的中国母公司字节跳动已于1月敲定一项协议,将成立一家美国占多数股权的合资企业,以保障美国用户数据安全,并避免美国对这款拥有超2亿美国用户的短视频应用下达禁令。

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    US nears $400 million settlement with TikTok on child-privacy violations, ABC News reports

    2026-05-08 19:15:24 UTC / Reuters

    By David Shepardson

    May 8, 2026 7:15 PM UTC Updated 15 mins ago

    The logo of TikTok is displayed on the company offices in Culver City, California, U.S., April 2, 2025. REUTERS/Daniel Cole

    WASHINGTON, May 8 (Reuters) – U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration is nearing a $400 million settlement ​with TikTok to resolve an ongoing lawsuit over alleged child-privacy violations, ABC ‌News reported on Friday, citing sources familiar with the matter.

    The White House declined to comment, referring questions to the Justice Department, which did not immediately comment. TikTok did not respond to a request ​for comment.

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    ABC said the settlement monies would be used to fund Trump’s “beautification” projects ​in Washington, sources familiar with the discussions told ABC News. Trump ⁠has asked for $10 billion from Congress to fund a wide range of projects in ​the District of Columbia area.

    ABC reported that White House officials have held talks for ​weeks about whether they could legally use the money to pay for Trump’s proposed 250-foot (76 m) triumphal arch near Arlington National Cemetery. Typically, settlements are used to aid victims.

    The Justice Department in 2024 sued ​TikTok and parent company ByteDance for failing to protect children’s privacy on the social ​media app.

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    The U.S. alleges that for years, millions of American children under age 13 have been using ‌TikTok ⁠and that the site “has been collecting and retaining children’s personal information.”

    The government said TikTok violated the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act, which requires services aimed at children to obtain parental consent to collect personal information from users under age 13.

    The lawsuit, which was ​joined by the Federal ​Trade Commission, said ⁠it was aimed at putting an end “to TikTok’s unlawful massive-scale invasions of children’s privacy.”

    The DOJ said TikTok knowingly permitted children to create ​regular TikTok accounts, and then create and share short-form videos ​and messages ⁠with adults and others on the regular TikTok platform. TikTok collected personal information from these children without obtaining consent from their parents.

    TikTok’s Chinese owner, ByteDance, in January finalized a deal ⁠to establish a ​majority American-owned joint venture to secure U.S. data ​and avoid a U.S. ban on the short-video app used by over 200 million Americans.

    Reporting by David Shepardson ​in Washington and Juby Babu in Mexico City; Editing by Diti Pujara and Matthew Lewis

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  • 杰克·史密斯发表尖锐私下批评,升级与特朗普司法部的冲突


    2026年5月8日 美国东部时间下午2:30 / 福克斯新闻

    据《纽约时报》报道,这位前特别检察官于4月在华盛顿一场私人晚宴上发表了上述言论
    作者:阿什利·奥利弗 福克斯新闻

    前特别检察官杰克·史密斯在一场私人活动中向数百名听众发表了异常激烈的演讲,猛烈抨击美国司法部,指责该部门“已被腐蚀”,并将目标对准总统唐纳德·特朗普的政敌。

    史密斯的言论于4月在华盛顿一场私人晚宴上发表,本周由《纽约时报》披露,其核心矛头指向司法部对特朗普的几位顶级政治对手展开调查和起诉的决定,其中包括前联邦调查局局长詹姆斯·科米和纽约州检察长莱蒂夏·詹姆斯。这位前特别检察官指控司法部动用职权进行政治迫害,而这恰恰是共和党人普遍指责史密斯的点——拜登政府期间,史密斯曾对特朗普提起两起刑事诉讼。

    “如今我们的司法部仅仅因为总统不喜欢某些人,就将他们作为刑事起诉的目标,”史密斯说道。

    保守派指责杰克·史密斯在特朗普案件中与法官存在不当关联 新文件曝光后

    2026年1月22日,前特别检察官杰克·史密斯在华盛顿国会山雷伯恩众议院办公楼举行的众议院司法委员会听证会上作证。(阿尔·德拉戈/盖蒂图片社)

    司法部发言人告诉福克斯新闻数字频道,这“完全符合杰克·史密斯的一贯做派,他的唯一使命就是通过政治起诉打压一位前总统,企图阻止他再次就职。”

    “本届司法部已经终结了拜登政府实施的政治迫害,并将继续确保没有人能凌驾于法律之上,”该发言人表示。

    史密斯曾对特朗普提起两项起诉,指控他非法试图推翻2020年大选结果,以及留存机密国防信息。特朗普在选举案中面临重重阻碍,而机密文件案则被特朗普任命的艾琳·坎农法官驳回,该法官称史密斯的特别检察官任命违法。特朗普赢得2024年大选时,史密斯团队正就坎农的裁决提起上诉。数周后,史密斯以司法部长期以来的“不起诉现任总统”政策为由,申请撤销两起联邦案件。

    特朗普曾多次怒斥史密斯,称其是腐败的“暴徒”,应该锒铛入狱。今年1月,特朗普在Truth Social平台上发文,称史密斯是“精神错乱的疯子”,应该被吊销律师执照。史密斯是一名资深律师,曾在海牙起诉战争罪行,并在奥巴马政府期间领导司法部公共廉政部门。

    杰克·史密斯推动公开作证 以回应对特朗普调查的“不实描述”

    2023年10月25日,前总统唐纳德·特朗普在纽约州最高法院外接受媒体采访,当时他正与纽约州检察长莱蒂夏·詹姆斯进行民事诉讼。(斯蒂芬妮·基思/彭博社)

    特朗普表示,他希望司法部正在调查史密斯,“包括他在针对我的案件中试图利用的一些不诚实且腐败的证人。整件事就是民主党人的骗局——他们让我们国家经历了这一切,他们必须付出沉重的代价!”

    总统的此番言论与史密斯在私人活动中罕见的激烈评论直接冲突,双方互相指责对方动用职权进行政治迫害。尽管司法部和国会调查人员尚未发现史密斯存在刑事不当行为,但他仍面临针对特朗普的联邦起诉威胁。

    众议院民主党人要求就司法部解雇前特别顾问官员一事给出解释

    史密斯称,司法部在过去一年里“已被腐蚀”,但他相信该部门“最终会更好地渡过难关”。

    史密斯还指责司法部对那些可能揭露“不便”事实、与“总统希望宣扬的叙事”相悖的案件视而不见。

    史密斯称赞了职业检察官,表示当前司法部战略的“核心组成部分”是惩罚那些抗议者,比如明尼苏达州的几名律师,他们因内部对如何处理针对移民海关执法局特工的谋杀案调查存在分歧而辞职。该案受害者是37岁的反移民海关执法局活动人士蕾妮·古德。

    “要在这个国家侵蚀法治,你就需要攻击这些人,而这正是我们自2025年1月以来看到的情况,”史密斯说道。

    2026年4月21日,代理司法部长托德·布兰奇在新闻发布会上批评记者就《大西洋月刊》的一篇热门报道提问,该报道称联邦调查局局长卡什·帕特尔存在与频繁酗酒相关的“古怪行为”。(汤姆·威廉姆斯/CQ滚石)

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    不过据《纽约时报》报道,史密斯的评论并非全是负面评价。他称赞司法部相比拜登政府时期更加敢于发声,这一评价正值代理司法部长托德·布兰奇——一个月前接替帕姆·邦迪上任——采取积极主动的媒体战略之际。布兰奇已举办多场新闻发布会,在会上回应各类离题问题,同时也多次接受友好媒体和尖锐媒体的广泛采访。

    史密斯的代表未置可否。福克斯新闻数字频道已联系白宫寻求置评。

    阿什利·奥利弗是福克斯新闻数字频道和福克斯商业频道的记者,负责报道司法部和法律事务。如需提供新闻线索,请发送邮件至ashley.oliver@fox.com。

    Jack Smith escalates Trump DOJ clash with blistering private-event rebuke

    May 8, 2026 2:30pm EDT / Fox News

    The former special counsel made the remarks at a private D.C. dinner in April, reported by the New York Times

    By Ashley Oliver Fox News

    Former special counsel Jack Smith unleashed on the Department of Justice in an unusually fiery speech to a few hundred people during a private event, accusing the department of being “corrupted” and targeting President Donald Trump’s enemies.

    Smith’s remarks, given during a private dinner in D.C. in April and reported by the New York Times this week, zeroed in on the DOJ’s decisions to investigate and prosecute some of Trump’s top political rivals, such as former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James. The former special counsel accused the department of weaponizing its authority, the very same accusation that Republicans have widely leveled at Smith for bringing two criminal cases against Trump during the Biden administration.

    “We have a Department of Justice today that targets people for criminal prosecution simply because the president doesn’t like them,” Smith said.

    CONSERVATIVES ACCUSE JACK SMITH OF IMPROPER TIES WITH JUDGES IN TRUMP CASES AFTER NEW DOCUMENT DUMP

    Former special counsel Jack Smith testifies during a House Judiciary Committee hearing at the Rayburn House Office Building on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 22, 2026.(Al Drago/Getty Images)

    A DOJ spokesperson told Fox News Digital the department expected “nothing less from Jack Smith whose sole mission was to politically prosecute a former president in an attempt to stop him from assuming office again.”

    “This DOJ has ended the weaponization perpetrated by the Biden Administration and will continue to ensure no one is above the law,” the spokesperson said.

    Smith brought indictments against Trump alleging he illegally attempted to overturn the 2020 election and that he retained classified national defense information. Smith faced significant hurdles in the election case, while the classified documents case was tossed out by Judge Aileen Cannon, a Trump appointee, who said he was unlawfully appointed as special counsel. Smith’s office was appealing Cannon’s ruling when Trump won the 2024 election. Weeks later, Smith moved to dismiss both federal cases, citing the Justice Department’s longstanding policy against prosecuting a sitting president.

    Trump raged at Smith repeatedly, calling him a corrupt “thug” who belonged in jail. In January, Trump said on Truth Social that Smith was a “deranged animal” who should lose his law license. Smith is a longtime attorney who prosecuted war crimes in the Hague and led the DOJ’s Public Integrity Section during the Obama administration.

    JACK SMITH PUSHES FOR PUBLIC TESTIMONY TO CONFRONT ‘MISCHARACTERIZATIONS’ OF TRUMP PROBES

    Former President Donald Trump speaks to members of the media outside the New York State Supreme Court in New York on Oct. 25, 2023, amid a civil trial with New York Attorney General Letitia James.(Stephanie Keith/Bloomberg)

    Trump said he hoped the DOJ was investigating Smith, “including some of the crooked and corrupt witnesses that he was attempting to use in his case against me. The whole thing was a Democrat SCAM — A big price should be paid by them for what they have put our Country through!”

    The president’s remarks directly clash with Smith’s rare, heated commentary at the private event, as both accuse the other of weaponization and as Smith faces threats of federal prosecution for targeting Trump, despite the DOJ and congressional investigators yet to uncover criminal wrongdoing by Smith.

    HOUSE DEMOCRATS DEMAND ANSWERS ON DOJ’S MOVE TO FIRE FORMER SPECIAL COUNSEL OFFICIALS

    Smith said the DOJ has “been corrupted” over the past year but that he believed the department would “ultimately come through this better.”

    Smith also accused the DOJ of turning a blind eye to cases that might reveal “inconvenient” facts that would contradict “narratives the president would like to press.”

    Smith praised career prosecutors, saying a “central component” of the current DOJ’s strategy was to punish those like the several Minnesota attorneys who resigned in protest over internal disputes with how to handle an investigation into an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent killing Renee Good, a 37-year-old anti-ICE activist.

    “To erode the rule of law in this country you need to attack these people, and that is what we have seen since January 2025,” Smith said.

    Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche criticized reporters for asking questions about a viral story from The Atlantic alleging FBI Director Kash Patel has exhibited ‘erratic behavior’ tied to frequent intoxication, during a press conference on April 21, 2026.(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call)

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    Smith’s comments were not all negative, however, according to the New York Times. He praised the DOJ for being more vocal than it was under Biden, a comment that comes as Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, who replaced Pam Bondi a month ago, has taken on an aggressive, proactive media strategy. Blanche has held a series of press conferences where he has taken rounds of off-topic questions while also doing numerous wide-ranging interviews with friendly and tough media outlets.

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  • 阿拉巴马州通过法案:若法院允许重划选区,将启动新的美国国会众议院初选


    2026年5月8日 美国东部时间15:30 / 美联社

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    阿拉巴马州蒙哥马利 美联社电——

    阿拉巴马州议员周五批准一项法案,若法院允许该州在今年的选举中使用重新划分后的国会选区,该法案将启动新的美国国会众议院初选,目前法案已送交共和党州长凯·艾维。

    此举出台同日,弗吉尼亚州最高法院推翻一项可能帮助民主党多拿下至多4个众议院席位的重划选区方案,给民主党带来重大打击。与此同时,路易斯安那州和南卡罗来纳州的共和党议员也提交了国会选区重划方案,遭到民权活动人士和民主党人的强烈反对。

    南部各州共和党议员正迅速行动,试图利用美国最高法院近期在一起路易斯安那州案件中的裁决,该裁决大幅削弱了《选举权法案》对少数族裔的保护。田纳西州周四通过了新的国会选区划分方案,将孟菲斯市一个由民主党掌控的黑人选民占多数选区拆分。该州民主党周五提起诉讼,要求在今年选举前暂停使用新选区方案,理由是时间过于紧迫。

    早在最高法院作出该项裁决之前,两党就已经展开了激烈的选区重划之争,双方都试图在即将到来的中期选举中占据优势,而这场选举将决定 narrowly divided(席位接近)的众议院控制权归属。弗吉尼亚州最高法院周五裁定民主党议员将一项选区重划修正案提交选民投票的行为违反了宪法要求,令这场争斗进一步向共和党倾斜。

    自去年夏天唐纳德·特朗普总统敦促德克萨斯州重新划分国会选区以来,共和党人认为他们有望在多个州通过新选区多拿下至多14个席位,而民主党人则认为自己最多可多获得6个席位。但双方可能都无法完全如愿,因为在一些竞争激烈的选区,操纵选区划分可能会适得其反。

    周五在阿拉巴马州议会大厦外的示威者高呼“为民主而战”和“打倒白人至上”。

    “1965年我就在街头游行争取投票权,2026年的今天我们又回到了这里,做着同样的事,”贝蒂·怀特·博因顿说道。

    在州议会大厦内的辩论中,黑人选区议员尖锐批评共和党提出的这项法案,该法案将无视部分国会席位的5月19日初选,并指示州长在法院允许的情况下,按照重新划分后的选区安排新的初选。

    共和党州参议员格雷格·奥尔布赖顿表示,只有当法院同意解除一项将法院选定的选区方案保留至2030年人口普查后的禁令时,这场特别初选才会举行。

    “如果没有法院命令,这项法案将不会产生任何效力,”奥尔布赖顿说道。

    该项法院命令要求增设第二个黑人选民占多数或接近多数的选区,这使得2024年当选的民主党众议员肖马利·菲格雷斯——一名黑人选民——得以就职。如果法院解除禁令,共和党官员将希望推行2023年州议员绘制的选区方案——该方案已被联邦法院驳回——这一方案可能让他们夺回菲格雷斯占据的选区席位。

    参议院少数党领袖鲍比·辛格尔顿是一名黑人民主党人,他表示共和党旨在剥夺黑人选民的代表权,以争取再选出一名共和党籍国会议员。

    “我们从1965年才开始拥有投票权,而你们现在正试图夺走我们的声音,”辛格尔顿说道。

    Alabama passes plan for new US House primary if courts allow state to redraw its maps

    2026-05-08 15:30 PM ET / Associated Press

    Demonstrators protest redistricting bills during a special session of the Alabama Legislature, in the Senate hallway of the Alabama State Capitol in Montgomery, on May 6, 2026.

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    Montgomery, AL AP—

    Alabama lawmakers approved a plan Friday for new US House primaries if courts allow the state to use different congressional districts in this year’s elections, sending the legislation to Republican Gov. Kay Ivey.

    The move came the same day that the Virginia Supreme Court dealt a major setback to Democrats by overturning a redistricting plan that could have helped them win as many as four additional House seats. Meanwhile, Republican lawmakers in Louisiana and South Carolina also presented congressional redistricting plans that faced staunch opposition from civil rights activists and Democrats.

    Republicans in Southern states have been moving quickly to try to capitalize on a recent US Supreme Court ruling in a Louisiana case that significantly weakened Voting Rights Act protections for minorities. Tennessee enacted new congressional districts Thursday that carve up a Democratic-held, Black-majority district in Memphis. The state Democratic Party sued on Friday, seeking to prevent the districts from being used until after this year’s elections because of the tight time frame.

    Even before the high court ruling, Republicans and Democrats already were engaged in a fierce redistricting battle, each seeking an edge in the midterm elections that will determine control of the closely divided House. That battle tilted further toward Republicans when the Virginia Supreme Court ruled Friday that Democratic lawmakers had violated constitutional requirements when placing a redistricting amendment on the ballot.

    Since President Donald Trump prodded Texas to redraw its congressional districts last summer, Republicans think they could gain as many as 14 seats from new districts in several states while Democrats think they could gain up to six seats. But the parties may not get everything they sought, because the gerrymandering could backfire in some highly competitive districts.

    Demonstrators outside the Alabama Statehouse on Friday shouted “fight for democracy” and “down with White supremacy.”

    “I was out there in 1965 marching for the right to vote, and now we are back here in 2026 doing the same thing,” Betty White Boynton said.

    During debate inside the statehouse, Black lawmakers sharply criticized Republican legislation that would ignore the May 19 primary for some congressional seats and direct the governor to schedule a new primary under revised districts, if a court allows it.

    Republican state Sen. Greg Albritton said the special primary would happen only if the courts agree to lift an injunction that put a court-selected map in place until after the 2030 Census.

    “Should there be no court order issued, then this bill would have no effect,” Albritton said.

    The court order required a second district where Black voters are the majority or close to it, resulting in the 2024 election of Democratic Rep. Shomari Figures, who is Black. If a court lifts the injunction, Republican officials want to put in place a map lawmakers drew in 2023 — which was rejected by a federal court — that could allow them to reclaim Figures’ district.

    Senate Minority Leader Bobby Singleton, a Black Democrat, said Republicans are aiming to strip representation from Black voters in an effort to get another Republican to Congress.

    “We have just only been voting since 1965, and you are now trying to take that voice away from us,” Singleton said.

  • 美国计划撤离游轮上的美国公民,该游轮正遭遇汉坦病毒疫情


    2026年5月8日 / 美国东部时间下午3:13 / 哥伦比亚广播公司新闻
    作者:马克·奥斯本

    美国政府将派遣一架遣返专机,以稳妥流程从这艘正遭遇致命汉坦病毒疫情的游轮上安全撤离17名美国公民。

    据美国国务院消息,这架专机由美国疾病控制与预防中心和卫生与公众服务部派出,将与西班牙官员合作,将美国公民送回美国。

    据该大学和美国疾控中心一名官员透露,美国公民返回美国后,将被送往内布拉斯加大学医学中心,该中心设有专门的生物安全防护单元。

    此次引发全球对罕见病毒传播担忧的“洪迪厄斯号”游轮目前正从佛得角前往加那利群岛——非洲西海岸外的西班牙群岛。当地时间周日早些时候,游轮预计将抵达加那利群岛中最大的特内里费岛沿岸。

    在周日至周一期间,洪迪厄斯号将逐步疏散乘客,以避免病毒扩散。

    由于加那利群岛官员拒绝让洪迪厄斯号在特内里费岛靠岸,这艘游轮将在近海抛锚停泊。

    西班牙官员在周五的新闻发布会上表示,疏散将按国家分批进行。经确认无感染症状的乘客将以五人一组的方式,乘坐小艇离船上岸。随后他们将搭乘巴士直接前往机场跑道,其本国的专机已在那里准备就绪,西班牙官员说道。

    “我再重申一遍:他们途经的所有区域都将被隔离,”民防秘书长弗吉尼亚·巴孔斯说道,“不会与平民有任何接触。”

    image 2026年5月6日,在佛得角普拉亚港,多名疑似感染汉坦病毒的患者被撤离治疗,来自洪迪厄斯号游轮的医疗人员在现场。法新社 via 盖蒂图片社

    世界卫生组织技术官员阿娜伊斯·勒冈周五表示,世卫组织正在为船上所有人提供健康检查,并“评估每个人可能接触确诊汉坦病毒病例的程度”。她表示,这将帮助世卫组织为乘客提供后续行动指导。

    世卫组织和西班牙官员称,周五时船上147名乘客和船员均未出现任何相关病症。

    巴孔斯表示,若有乘客出现症状,将启用医疗专机待命,但目前的工作假设是使用标准客机完成疏散。

    据西班牙卫生官员透露,这艘悬挂荷兰国旗的洪迪厄斯号将在疏散完成后驶离加那利群岛,仅留少量船员返回荷兰母港。

    此次游轮疫情已确认或疑似出现9例汉坦病毒感染病例,其中包括3例死亡:一对荷兰夫妇和另一名在船上去世的女性。这对荷兰夫妇此前已在阿根廷、乌拉圭和智利旅行数月,并在已知存在该病毒的地区观鸟——该病毒的安第斯毒株是唯一可在人际间传播的亚型。

    包括美国在内的十多个国家已开始对在确诊游轮汉坦病毒疫情前下船的人员进行健康监测。

    正如卫生官员一直以来所强调的,西班牙卫生大臣哈维尔·帕迪亚补充道,汉坦病毒——即便安第斯毒株——也不会像新冠病毒那样容易传播,对大多数人的感染风险很低。

    “我们此前已经说明过,当前局势对普通民众来说风险极低,”帕迪亚说道。

    安赫尔·卡纳莱斯对本文亦有贡献。

    U.S. plans evacuation flight for Americans on cruise ship in hantavirus outbreak

    May 8, 2026 / 3:13 PM EDT / CBS News

    By Mark Osborne

    The United States government is sending a repatriation plane for the painstaking process of safely evacuating 17 Americans from the cruise ship dealing with a deadly hantavirus outbreak.

    The plane is being sent by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Department of Health and Human Services, and will be used to transport Americans back to the U.S. in conjunction with Spanish officials, according to the U.S. State Department.

    The Americans will be taken to the University of Nebraska Medical Center, which has a special biocontainment unit, upon their return to the U.S., the university and a CDC official said.

    The MV Hondius, the cruise ship at the center of worldwide concern over spread of the rare virus, is currently traveling from Cape Verde to the Canary Islands, a Spanish archipelago off the west coast of Africa. It is expected to reach the coast of Tenerife, the largest of the seven Canary Islands, early Sunday local time.

    Sometime between Sunday and Monday, the Hondius will undergo the process of slowly removing passengers in order to avoid spread of the virus.

    Since officials in the Canary Islands refused to allow Hondius to dock in Tenerife, the boat will instead anchor offshore.

    The disembarkation will happen country by country, Spanish officials said at a press conference Friday. Once passengers are confirmed asymptomatic, they will disembark the Hondius in groups of five in small boats to take them to shore. They will then get on buses and go straight to the airport runway, where their nation’s plane will already be ready for takeoff, the Spanish officials said.

    “I repeat one more day: All the areas they are going to travel through are going to be isolated,” Virginia Balcones, the secretary general of civil protection, said. “There will be no contact with civilian personnel.”

    Health personnel returning from the cruise ship MV Hondius are seen at the port of Praia, Cape Verde, on May 6, 2026, as several people with suspected cases of hantavirus infection were evacuated for treatment. AFP via Getty Images

    The World Health Organization is working to provide health checks for everyone on board and “assess what level of exposure” each person may have had to confirmed hantavirus cases, Anais Legand, a WHO technical officer, said Friday. This will help the WHO give guidance to the passengers on next steps, she said.

    None of the 147 people on board was experiencing any symptoms of the disease on Friday, the WHO and Spanish officials said.

    Medicalized planes will be on standby in case anyone develops symptoms but the working assumption is standard aircraft will be used, Balcones said.

    The Honidus, a Dutch-flagged ship, will then depart the Canary Islands and head home to the Netherlands with a skeleton crew, according to Spanish health officials.

    There are nine confirmed or suspected cases of hantavirus stemming from the cruise, including three deaths — a Dutch couple and another woman who died on the ship. The Dutch couple had spent months traveling around Argentina, Uruguay and Chile and spent time bird-watching in locations known to carry the Andes strain of the virus, the only strain that is transmissible from human to human.

    More than a dozen countries, including the U.S., are already monitoring people who disembarked from the ship prior to hantavirus being confirmed among passengers on the cruise.

    As health officials have been doing all along, Spain’s Secretary of State for Health Javier Padilla echoed that hantavirus — even the Andes strain — does not spread easily like COVID-19 and the risk for most people is low.

    “We have already been saying this, the existing situation is of very low risk for the general population,” Padilla said.

    Angel Canales contributed to this report.

  • 戈萨奇称最高法院的意识形态分歧归根结底是“解读法律的方式不同”,而非政治立场


    2026年5月8日 美国东部时间12:51 / 福克斯新闻

    戈萨奇划出了文本主义与其他影响最高法院分歧的法律观点之间的界限

    作者:布雷安娜·德皮施,福克斯新闻
    https://www.foxnews.com/video/6394802088112
    戈萨奇援引司法独立作为美国民主的基石

    最高法院大法官尼尔·戈萨奇向福克斯新闻数字频道解释了美国建国先贤为何拒绝让政治干预法院系统。

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    最高法院大法官尼尔·戈萨奇表示,他的同僚们之间的分歧通常与其说是政治问题,不如说是对宪法解释的方法存在分歧——他称这种动态既影响最高法院的裁决,也影响其内部关系。

    “这与政治毫无关系,”戈萨奇在最近一次采访中告诉福克斯新闻数字频道,“这关乎你如何解读法律。关乎解释方法。”

    2017年由唐纳德·特朗普总统提名的戈萨奇自称“文本主义者”,他指出自己的解读方式侧重于根据法律文本撰写时的词语普通含义进行解释。这一哲学理念与原旨主义一脉相承——即认为应当根据宪法通过时的公众原始含义来解读宪法。

    其他大法官则持有不同的解释方式,包括允许随时间推移不断演变的解释。戈萨奇强调,这些分歧尽管意义重大,但本质上并非个人恩怨。

    托马斯大法官在罕见公开讲话中警告进步主义是美国的威胁

    美国最高法院大法官尼尔·戈萨奇于2026年5月5日在加州西米谷的里根图书馆发表讲话。(Getty Images)
    “归根结底,你是在努力寻求法律框架下的正确答案,”他说,并补充道,分歧是该过程中意料之中且有益的一部分。

    他发表此番言论之际,联邦司法系统和最高法院大法官近年来受到越来越多的审查,包括特朗普及其盟友的批评,他们指责法院侵犯了他们眼中的行政分支职责。

    上个月,特朗普在真相社交平台上批评最高法院的保守派多数派在2月阻止他所谓的“解放日”关税政策时“对他几乎没有忠诚度”。

    他还暗示大法官们可能会阻止他旨在结束美国所谓“出生地公民权”的行政命令。

    “某些‘共和党’大法官变得软弱、愚蠢且糟糕,完全违背了他们‘理应’坚持的立场,”特朗普说道。

    戈萨奇大法官在纪念美国建国250周年的儿童读物中强调人性与历史

    唐纳德·特朗普总统在2025年国会联席会议上发表讲话时,与最高法院首席大法官约翰·罗伯茨打招呼。(温·麦克纳梅/盖蒂图片社)
    他将此与法院的自由派大法官形成对比,特朗普称自由派大法官“像胶水一样团结在一起,完全忠于将他们送上岗位的民众和意识形态”。

    而就戈萨奇而言,他强调大法官们往往有大量的共识,即便他们对宪法的解释导致得出不同的结论。

    他表示,这种态度也体现在大法官们闭门共事的方式中——协作和辩论是最高法院履行宪法职责的核心。

    联邦法官阻止特朗普针对所有婴儿的出生地公民权禁令,考验下级法院权力

    2023年11月13日,华盛顿特区的美国最高法院大楼,此前部分大法官因收受礼物和度假丑闻,最高法院公布了新的道德准则。(曼德尔·恩根/法新社)
    “建国先贤们明白,人们会带着不同的观点坐到谈判桌前,”戈萨奇告诉福克斯新闻数字频道,“目标是共同推理。”

    尽管意识形态分歧可能十分尖锐,但戈萨奇强调,最高法院的文化建立在相互尊重的基础之上。

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    “如果你静下心来倾听某人足够久的时间,你会找到彼此可以达成共识的地方,”他补充道,“或许你可以从这里入手。”

    布雷安娜·德皮施是福克斯新闻数字频道的全国政治记者,负责报道特朗普政府,重点关注司法部、联邦调查局及其他全国性新闻。她此前曾在《华盛顿考察家报》和《华盛顿邮报》报道全国政治,作品还见于《政客杂志》《科罗拉多公报》等媒体。您可以通过Breanne.Deppisch@fox.com向布雷安娜发送爆料线索,或在X平台关注她@breanne_dep。

    Gorsuch says ideological divides on Supreme Court come down to ‘how you read law,’ not politics

    May 8, 2026 12:51pm EDT / Fox News

    Gorsuch drew a line between textualism and other legal views shaping Supreme Court splits

    By Breanne Deppisch, Fox News

    https://www.foxnews.com/video/6394802088112
    Gorsuch cites judicial independence as cornerstone of US democracy

    Justice Neil Gorsuch told Fox News Digital why America’s framers rejected political influence over the courts.

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    Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch said differences among his colleagues on the high court are often less about politics than they are about diverging approaches to constitutional interpretation — a dynamic, he said, that influences both the court’s rulings and its internal relations.

    “That has nothing to do with politics,” Gorsuch told Fox News Digital in a recent interview. “That has to do [with] how you read law. Interpretive methodologies.”

    Gorsuch, who was nominated by President Donald Trump in 2017, has described himself as a “textualist,” noting his approach focuses on interpreting legal texts based on the ordinary meaning of the words as written. The philosophy is linked to originalism — or the view that the Constitution should be interpreted based on its original public meaning when it was adopted.

    Other justices have different interpretations, including ones that allow for evolving interpretations over time. Gorsuch stressed that differences, while significant, are not inherently personal.

    JUSTICE THOMAS WARNS PROGRESSIVISM IS A THREAT TO AMERICA IN RARE PUBLIC REMARKS

    U.S. Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch speaks at the Reagan Library on May 5, 2026, in Simi Valley, Calif.(Getty Images)

    “At the end of the day, you’re trying to get to the right answer under the law,” he said, adding that disagreement is an expected, and healthy, part of the process.

    His remarks come as the federal judiciary and members of the Supreme Court have come under increasing scrutiny in recent years, including by Trump and his allies, who have criticized the courts for impinging on what they see as the duties of the executive branch.

    Trump took to Truth Social last month to criticize the Supreme Court’s conservative majority for showing him “very little loyalty” in blocking his so-called “Liberation Day” tariffs in February.

    He also suggested they might block his executive order seeking to end so-called “birthright citizenship” in the U.S.

    “Certain ‘Republican’ Justices have just gone weak, stupid, and bad, completely violating what they ‘supposedly’ stood for,” Trump said.

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    President Donald Trump greets Chief Supreme Court Justice John Roberts as he arrives to deliver an address to a joint session of Congress in 2025.(Win McNamee/Getty Images)

    He contrasted this with liberal justices on the court, whom Trump said “stick together like glue, totally loyal to the people and ideology that got them there.”

    Gorsuch, for his part, stressed that the justices often share plenty of common ground, even if their interpretation of the Constitution prompts them to reach different conclusions.

    That approach, he suggested, carries over into how the justices work together behind closed doors — where collaboration and debate are central to the high court to perform its constitutional duties.

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    “The framers understood that people would come to the table with different views,” Gorsuch told Fox News Digital. “The goal is to reason together.”

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    “If you sit and listen to someone long enough, you’re going to find something you can agree on,” he added. “Maybe you start there.”

    Breanne Deppisch is a national politics reporter for Fox News Digital covering the Trump administration, with a focus on the Justice Department, FBI and other national news. She previously covered national politics at the Washington Examiner and The Washington Post, with additional bylines in Politico Magazine, the Colorado Gazette and others. You can send tips to Breanne at Breanne.Deppisch@fox.com, or follow her on X at @breanne_dep.

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