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  • 美国法官暂停路易斯安那州对FDA堕胎药规则的诉讼


    2026-04-07 晚上8:45 UTC / 路透社

    作者：丹尼尔·威斯纳

    2026年4月7日 晚上8:45 UTC 更新于2小时前

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    • 摘要
    • 案件暂停，等待特朗普政府审查
    • 路易斯安那州称联邦规则破坏本州堕胎禁令
    • 审查推迟至11月选举后

    (2026年4月7日 路透电) 美国一名联邦法官周二暂停了路易斯安那州提起的诉讼——该诉讼试图在全美范围内限制堕胎药米非司酮的使用，同时唐纳德·特朗普政府正在对该药物的安全性进行审查。

    美国路易斯安那州拉斐特的联邦地区法官戴维·约瑟夫在声明中表示，在美国食品药品监督管理局决定是否废除该规定之前，这个由共和党主导的州对2023年一项允许通过邮寄方式配送米非司酮的规则的质疑不应继续推进。该声明链接将在新标签页打开。

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    特朗普任命的约瑟夫写道：“在这个节点，符合公共利益的是完成FDA承诺的善意、基于证据且快速的审查，而非‘通过诉讼进行治理’。”

    该州曾要求法官在诉讼审理期间暂停这项2023年规则，但约瑟夫驳回了这一请求。不过他表示，当案件恢复审理时，该州可以重新提出申请，而且他很可能会批准。

    这位法官表示，总部位于新奥尔良的美国第五巡回上诉法院三年前已经裁定，FDA此前放宽米非司酮获取途径的规则是非法的。美国最高法院后来表示，该案的原告没有法律资格对这些规则提出质疑，但未就案件实质问题作出裁决。

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    FDA于去年启动了对米非司酮的审查。该药物于2000年首次获得批准，目前占美国堕胎案例的60%。据报道，审查工作已被推迟至11月中期选举后。

    路易斯安那州总检察长、共和党人莉兹·莫里尔在一份声明中表示，她的办公室将对约瑟夫的裁决提起上诉，并要求第五巡回上诉法院暂停这项2023年规则。

    自2022年美国最高法院废除堕胎的宪法权利以来，美国近一半的州已经禁止或严格限制堕胎手术。这推动了药物流产的激增，也引发了一系列围绕堕胎药物获取途径的法律纠纷。

    药物流产是一种双药疗法，先服用米非司酮，再服用米索前列醇，用于终止妊娠10周内的妊娠。2023年的FDA规则取消了堕胎药物必须当面配药的要求。

    莫里尔的团队于去年10月起诉FDA，称该机构无视放宽米非司酮获取途径带来的安全风险。另有五个由共和党领导的州正在就与米非司酮相关的规定提起更广泛的诉讼，包括FDA在2000年首次批准该药物的决定。

    FDA要求约瑟夫暂停路易斯安那州的诉讼，以待其完成审查，同时还辩称路易斯安那州没有提起诉讼的法律资格。

    路易斯安那州和德克萨斯州还起诉或传唤了其他州的医疗服务提供者，指控他们向本州居民开具米非司酮，这一做法正在考验纽约和加利福尼亚州等州的盾牌法——这些法律保护医疗服务提供者免受州外调查和起诉。

    制药公司GenBioPro和丹科实验室已介入路易斯安那州的诉讼，为FDA的这项规则辩护。这些公司在法庭文件中表示，没有科学证据支持推翻FDA2023年停止要求堕胎药米非司酮当面配药的决定。

    这些公司在文件中表示，米非司酮的品牌版本“米菲司酮”是丹科实验室唯一的产品，而GenBioPro的大部分收入都来自仿制药版本。

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    US judge pauses Louisiana’s challenge to FDA abortion drug rule

    2026-04-07 8:45 PM UTC / Reuters

    By Daniel Wiessner

    April 7, 2026 8:45 PM UTC Updated 2 hours ago

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    • Summary
    • Case paused pending Trump administration review
    • Louisiana says federal rule undermines state abortion ban
    • Review pushed back until after November elections

    April 7 (Reuters) – A federal judge on Tuesday put on hold the state of Louisiana’s lawsuit ​seeking to limit access to the abortion pill mifepristone nationwide while President Donald Trump’s administration conducts a review of ‌the drug’s safety.

    U.S. District Judge David Joseph in Lafayette, Louisiana, said, opens new tab the Republican-led state’s challenge to a 2023 rule allowing mifepristone to be dispensed through the mail should not proceed until the U.S. Food and Drug Administration decides whether it will repeal the regulation.

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    “At this juncture, it is the completion of FDA’s promised good faith, ​evidence-based, and expeditious review [and] not ‘government by lawsuit’ that this Court finds to be in the public interest,” wrote Joseph, a ​Trump appointee.

    The state had asked the judge to block the 2023 rule pending the outcome of its lawsuit, ⁠which Joseph denied. But he said the state could renew its bid when the case resumes and that he would likely grant it.

    The ​judge said that the New Orleans-based 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals had already ruled three years ago that previous FDA rules easing ​access to mifepristone were unlawful. The U.S. Supreme Court later said that the plaintiffs in that case lacked legal standing to challenge the rules, but did not address the merits.

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    The FDA launched a review of mifepristone, which it first approved in 2000 and is now used in 60% of U.S. abortions, last year. The review ​has reportedly been delayed until after the November midterm elections.

    Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill, a Republican, said in a statement that her office ​would appeal Joseph’s decision and ask the 5th Circuit to block the 2023 rule.

    Nearly half of U.S. states have banned or severely restricted access to the ‌procedure ⁠since the U.S. Supreme Court rolled back the constitutional right to abortion in 2022. That has driven a surge in medication abortion, which has spurred a series of legal battles over access to the drugs.

    Medication abortion is a two-drug regimen consisting of mifepristone followed by misoprostol used to terminate a pregnancy within the first 10 weeks. The 2023 FDA rule eliminated a requirement that abortion drugs be dispensed in person.

    Murrill’s office sued the ​FDA in October, claiming the agency ​had ignored the safety risks ⁠of easing access to mifepristone. Five other Republican-led states are pursuing broader lawsuits over regulations related to mifepristone, including the FDA’s initial approval of the drug in 2000.

    The FDA asked Joseph to pause Louisiana’s case pending ​its review, and has also argued that Louisiana lacks legal standing to bring the case.

    Louisiana and Texas ​have also sued ⁠or indicted healthcare providers from other states for prescribing mifepristone to their residents, testing so-called shield laws in states including New York and California that protect providers against out-of-state investigations and prosecutions.

    Drug companies GenBioPro and Danco Laboratories have intervened in Louisiana’s lawsuit to defend the FDA regulation. The companies in court ⁠filings have ​said there is no scientific evidence that supports reversing the FDA’s 2023 decision to ​stop requiring the abortion drug mifepristone to be dispensed in person.

    The brand-name version of mifepristone, Mifeprex, is Danco’s only product, and GenBioPro derives most of its revenue from the ​generic version, the companies said in the filings.

    Reporting by Daniel Wiessner in Albany, New York; Editing by Alexia Garamfalvi, Nia Williams and Matthew Lewis

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  • 研究发现：美国现在养育一个孩子的成本超过30万美元，看看你的州排名如何


    2026年4月7日 下午4:33 美国东部时间 / 哥伦比亚广播公司（CBS）新闻

    作者：玛丽·坎宁安

    养育孩子会带来一长串开支，从托儿费到额外的食品杂货开支。但18年下来总开销能达到多少呢？

    LendingTree公司的最新估算显示，2026年这一总花费为303418美元，平均每年16857美元。这是LendingTree自2023年开始开展这项分析以来，该数字首次突破30万美元，较上年增长约2%。

    该计算基于美国中等收入家庭（年收入约10万美元）的典型开支，并计入了税收优惠带来的成本抵扣。由于该统计截止到孩子年满18岁，因此未包含大学学费这另一项父母的大额开支。

    美国大学教育的年均成本约为3.8万美元，这意味着还会再增加15.2万美元的总支出。

    美国家庭正感受到养育孩子带来的经济压力。CBS新闻今年2月的一项民调显示，77%的受访者认为如今养家比上一辈更难。LendingTree此前的一项研究发现，许多家长对额外开支准备不足，部分家长甚至为支付托儿费和其他开支负债。

    “养育一个孩子18年的成本已经攀升至30万美元以上，这种稳步上涨给美国人的预算带来了巨大压力，”LendingTree首席消费者金融分析师马特·舒尔茨在一份声明中说道。

    和大多数开支一样，地理位置也会影响成本。LendingTree的调查发现，阿拉斯加、堪萨斯州和蒙大拿州这三个州的养育成本较上年涨幅超过20%，而夏威夷则是全美养育孩子成本最高的州，2026年当地家庭预计将花费412661美元。

    部分地区为家长提供了一定程度的经济缓解，该研究指出，一些与育儿相关的开支较上年出现了“大幅放缓”。

    例如，2026年婴儿托儿费估计为17264美元，比上年减少572美元。LendingTree估算，孩子出生后的前五年，每年养育成本平均为29325美元，同比下降0.3%。

    不过，从孩子出生到高中毕业的总养育成本仍是一笔巨额开支，考虑到2024年美国中等家庭收入为83730美元，这一数字尤为突出。目前养育孩子的总花费已经接近美国房屋的中位售价，根据Zillow的数据，截至1月31日，美国房屋中位售价为35.6万美元。

    研究人员使用了美国人口普查局和劳工统计局2024年的数据，以及其他多种政府、非营利组织和学术机构的资料。

    艾米·皮奇 编辑

    https://www.cbsnews.com/video/dealing-with-the-crushing-costs-of-childcare/

    Raising a child now costs over $300,000 in the U.S., study finds. See how your state compares.

    April 7, 2026 4:33 PM EDT / CBS News

    By Mary Cunningham

    Raising a child comes with a long list of expenses, from child care to additional groceries. But how much does that add up to over 18 years?

    A new estimate from LendingTree puts the price tag at $303,418 for 2026, or an average of $16,857 per year. It’s the first time the figure has topped $300,000 since LendingTree began the analysis in 2023 and is up about 2% from a year earlier.

    The calculation is based on the typical expenses for a couple earning the U.S. median family income, about $100,000, while accounting for offsets from tax incentives. Because the analysis ends when a child turns 18, it does not include the cost of college, another major expense for parents.

    With the average cost of a U.S. college education at about$38,000 a year, that could add another $152,000 to the total.

    American families are feeling the financial strain of raising children, with a CBS News poll in February finding that 77% of respondents believe it is harder to raise a family today than it was for previous generations. A previous LendingTree study found many parents were unprepared for the added costs, with some going into debt to pay for child care and other expenses.

    “The cost of raising a child for 18 years has climbed to more than $300,000, and that steady rise puts tremendous strain on Americans’ budgets,” said Matt Schulz, LendingTree’s chief consumer finance analyst, in a statement.

    As with most expenses, location matters. Costs in three states — Alaska, Kansas and Montana — jumped more than 20% from a year earlier, while Hawaii is the most expensive state to raise a child, with families expected to spend $412,661 in 2026, LendingTree found.

    Some areas are offering parents a measure of financial relief, with the study noting that some child-related expenses saw a “dramatic slowdown” from a year earlier.

    Infant child care, for example, is estimated to cost $17,264 in 2026, or $572 less than a year ago. LendingTree estimates it costs an average of $29,325 per year to raise a child in the first five years, down 0.3%.

    However, the total cost to raise a child from birth through high school graduation represents a major expense, given that the median household income in 2024 was $83,730. The price tag for child-rearing now approaches the median sales price of a home in the U.S., which was $356,000 as of January 31, according to Zillow.

    Researchers tapped 2024 data from the U.S. Census Bureau and Bureau of Labor Statistics, as well as from a variety of other government, nonprofit and academic sources.

    Edited by Aimee Picchi

    https://www.cbsnews.com/video/dealing-with-the-crushing-costs-of-childcare/

  • 分析显示：人工智能将影响美国逾半数就业岗位


    2026年4月7日 下午4:42 美国东部时间 / 哥伦比亚广播公司新闻

    作者：梅根·塞鲁洛

    梅根·塞鲁洛是驻纽约的哥伦比亚广播公司财经频道记者，报道小企业、职场、医疗保健、消费支出和个人理财领域话题。她定期做客哥伦比亚广播公司24小时新闻频道讨论其报道内容。

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    最新分析显示，人工智能将极大改变工作性质，但不会取代绝大多数员工。

    波士顿咨询集团的研究人员估计，在未来三年内，人工智能将“重塑”美国50%至55%的就业岗位。

    “即便岗位本身保留下来，人们在这些岗位上的工作内容也会发生变化，”波士顿咨询集团董事总经理兼高级合伙人马修·克罗普对哥伦比亚广播公司新闻表示。

    与此同时，许多岗位将被裁撤。波士顿咨询集团预测，未来五年内，美国10%至15%的就业岗位可能会被人工智能取代。

    “人们几乎有一种本能反应——我们会削减岗位、进行裁员。这种做法不分青红皂白，对社会有害，因为我们需要人们拥有工作，同时对企业自身也不利，”他说。“没错，有些岗位会消失，但很多岗位需要通过再培训，让员工以不同方式开展工作，而这需要投入精力。”

    对社会和企业都更有利

    因此，克罗普敦促企业领导者关注人工智能如何增强员工的能力，而非取代他们。

    “我们应该专注于再培训，确保从事相关工作的人员能够转向其他就业前景良好的领域，”克罗普补充道。

    波士顿咨询集团利用政府劳工数据，对1500个岗位相关的任务进行了分析，以评估哪些岗位最适合通过人工智能进行赋能或取代。

    “在某些情况下，随着岗位成本下降，岗位需求反而会上升，”克罗普说。“软件工程就是典型代表。企业积压了大量软件工程任务。由于成本过高，大量软件项目无法启动。”

    相比之下，许多呼叫中心员工岗位预计将被裁撤，因为人工智能可以完成相关工作，且不会增加对这类服务的需求。

    “当人工智能降低了处理常规咨询的成本后，咨询互动数量并不会成比例增长。在这种情况下，生产率提升更有可能减少所需的客服代表人数，”波士顿咨询集团在其分析中指出。

    人工智能无法取代的工作？

    在其他情况下，岗位将基本保持不变。克罗普表示，例如需要亲临现场或具备人际交往能力的职业，比如水管工或治疗师，不太可能受到人工智能的太大影响。

    与以往的技术创新周期一样，经济学家也预计人工智能将催生新型就业岗位，但克罗普表示，目前尚不清楚这些岗位具体会是什么。

    “社交媒体出现时，有人能预见到社交媒体博主会成为一种职业吗？”他说。

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    AI will affect more than half of all U.S. jobs, analysis finds

    April 7, 2026 4:42 PM EDT / CBS News

    By Megan Cerullo

    Megan Cerullo is a New York-based reporter for CBS MoneyWatch covering small business, workplace, health care, consumer spending and personal finance topics. She regularly appears on CBS News 24/7 to discuss her reporting.

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    Artificial intelligence will dramatically change the nature of work, but stop short of replacing most employees, according to a recent analysis.

    Over the next three years, AI will “reshape” between 50% and 55% of U.S. jobs, Boston Consulting Group researchers estimated.

    “What people do in these jobs will be different, even if the job is still there,” BCG managing director and senior partner Matthew Kropp told CBS News.

    At the same time, many jobs will be lost. BCG projects that 10% to 15% of U.S. jobs could be replaced by AI over the next five years.

    “There’s almost a knee-jerk reaction — we’ll cut jobs and have layoffs. It’s indiscriminate, and that’s harmful for society because we need people to have jobs, but also harmful for companies themselves,” he said. “Yes, some will go away, but many jobs you’ll be re-skilling, getting people to work in a different way, and you have to expend effort to do that.”

    Better for society — and business

    As a result, Kropp urges business leaders to focus on how AI can augment workers’ capabilities rather than replace them.

    “We should focus on re-skilling, and making sure people doing it are moving to other areas in which jobs will be fine,” Kropp added.

    Tapping government labor data, Boston Consulting Group examined tasks associated with 1,500 jobs to assess which jobs are most suited to augmentation or replacement by AI.

    “In some cases, the result will be that the demand for a job will go up as the cost of the job goes down,” Kropp said. “Software engineering is the poster child for this. There is a massive backlog of software engineering tasks that enterprises have. There is a huge amount of software that isn’t built because it’s too expensive.”

    By contrast, many call center employee jobs are expected to be eliminated because AI can do the work without increasing demand for their services.

    “When AI reduces the cost of handling routine inquiries, the number of interactions does not expand proportionally. In this context, productivity gains are more likely to reduce the number of representatives required,” BCG said in its analysls.

    AI-proof work?

    In other cases, jobs will remain largely unchanged. For example, occupations that require a physical presence or interpersonal skills, such as plumbers or therapists, are unlikely to feel much impact from AI, Kropp said.

    As with previous cycles of technological innovation, economists also expect AI to spawn new kinds of jobs, but Kropp said that for now it remains unclear what those could entail.

    “When social media came out, did anyone ever anticipate that social media influencer would be a job?” he said.

    Edited by Alain Sherter

  • 美国SEC执法行动大幅下滑，机构启动“重塑”计划


    2026-04-07 22:06:27 UTC / 路透社

    作者：克里斯·普伦蒂斯 与 卡尼什卡·辛格
    2026年4月7日 美国东部时间22:06 更新于47分钟前

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    • 摘要

    • SEC 2025财年执法案件下降超20%

    • SEC称报告“重塑了执法有效性的衡量标准”

    • 该部门因人员流失、领导层变动陷入困境

    纽约/华盛顿，4月7日（路透社）——美国证券交易委员会周二表示，该监管机构“重新调整”其执法计划，使得本财年的执法案件数量下降超过20%。

    SEC在一份期待已久的年度执法报告中称，在截至9月底的2025财年中，该机构共发起456起执法行动。SEC数据显示，其中近一半的行动是在2025年1月特朗普政府上台前发起的。

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    总罚款金额飙升至惊人的179亿美元，这主要源于一起2009年SEC最初发起的庞氏骗局案件的最终判决。若排除该案件，SEC征收的罚款和责令退赔金额为27亿美元。

    而上一财年的经济救济金额为82亿美元，执法行动总数为583起。

    “我们已将资源重新导向那些造成最严重损害的不当行为——尤其是欺诈、市场操纵和信任滥用——，远离那些优先追求数量和创纪录罚款而非真正保护投资者的做法，”SEC主席保罗·阿特金斯在一份声明中说道。

    广告 · 滚动继续

    专家和过往数据显示，在过渡期新领导层上任期间，执法活动通常会放缓。但2025年的大幅下滑表明，在共和党领导下，SEC对执法活动的看法发生了更深刻的变化。

    SEC发表了一份不同寻常的声明以强调这一变化，称其年度统计数据未纳入1095起已调查潜在违规行为后结案或已整改违规行为的案件。

    SEC表示，过去执法资源被“误用”以“追求数量，进而导致人们对何为有效执法产生了错误的预期”。

    阿特金斯长期以来一直批评巨额企业罚款会损害股东利益。他表示，希望将执法重点重新聚焦于SEC涉及欺诈和投资者损害的核心常规案件。

    在共和党领导下，SEC已不再追究涉及高额罚款的大型企业案件，还驳回了多起针对加密货币公司和高管的备受关注的案件。

    SEC执法部门上月遭遇执法 director（注：此处按语境译为“执法部门主管”）突然辞职，加上特朗普执政期间大批员工离职，正陷入困境。最近一份政府报告显示，该部门在2025财年流失了18%的员工。

    克里斯·普伦蒂斯在纽约、卡尼什卡·辛格在华盛顿报道；妮娅·威廉姆斯与斯蒂芬·科茨编辑

    我们的准则：汤森路透信托原则。

    US SEC enforcement activity drops dramatically as agency ‘resets’

    2026-04-07 22:06:27 UTC / Reuters

    By Chris Prentice and Kanishka Singh

    April 7, 2026 10:06 PM UTC Updated 47 mins ago

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    • Summary
    • SEC enforcement cases fell over 20% in fiscal 2025
    • Report ‘resets the measure of enforcement effectiveness’, SEC says
    • Division reeling from staff losses, leadership changes

    NEW YORK/WASHINGTON, April 7 (Reuters) – Enforcement cases brought by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission fell ‌more than 20% in the latest fiscal year as the regulator “recentered” its enforcement program, the agency said on Tuesday.

    The SEC brought 456 enforcement actions in the fiscal year that ran through the end of September, the agency said in ​a long-awaited annual enforcement report. The regulator brought nearly half of those actions before the ​start of the Trump administration in January 2025, SEC data showed.

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    Total monetary penalties surged ⁠to a whopping $17.9 billion, largely due to a final judgment in a Ponzi scheme case the ​SEC originally brought in 2009. Excluding that case, the SEC levied penalties and disgorgement of $2.7 billion.

    That ​compares to $8.2 billion in financial remedies and 583 actions a year earlier.

    “We have redirected resources toward the types of misconduct that inflict the greatest harm – particularly fraud, market manipulation, and abuses of trust – and away from approaches that prioritized ​volume and record-setting penalties over true investor protection,” SEC Chairman Paul Atkins said in a statement.

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    To ​be sure, enforcement activity typically slows during transition years as new leaders come into the building, according to experts ‌and ⁠past data. But 2025’s dramatic decline points to a deeper change in how the SEC views enforcement activity under Republican leadership.

    In an unusual statement underscoring that change, the SEC noted that its annual statistics did not include 1,095 matters in which potential violations were investigated and later closed or practices were ​remediated.

    Enforcement resources were “misapplied” in ​the past to “run up ⁠numbers, and in turn, led to misguided expectations on what constitutes effective enforcement,” the SEC said.

    Atkins has long criticized large corporate penalties for harming shareholders. ​He has said he wants to refocus enforcement on bread-and-butter SEC cases involving ​fraud and ⁠investor harm.

    Under Republican leaders, the SEC has moved away from large corporate cases with steep penalties and has also dismissed numerous high-profile cases against crypto firms and executives.

    The SEC’s enforcement division has been reeling ⁠from ​the sudden resignation of its enforcement director last month and a ​mass exodus of staff under the Trump administration. The division lost 18% of its staff in fiscal 2025, a recent government report showed.

    Reporting by ​Chris Prentice in New York and Kanishka Singh in Washington; Editing by Nia Williams and Stephen Coates

    Our Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles.

  • 中国央行连续第17个月增持黄金


    2026年4月8日 07:10 / 联合早报

    中国央行上月黄金持有量增加16万安士，为连续第17个月增持。 （路透社档案照）

    中国央行上月黄金持有量增加16万安士，为连续第17个月增持。 （路透社档案照）

    中国央行3月继续增持黄金，表明尽管金价在伊朗战争期间承压，支撑黄金的一个关键支柱依然稳固。

    据彭博社报道，星期二（4月7日）公布的数据显示，中国央行上月黄金持有量增加16万安士，为连续第17个月增持。

    中国央行是全球最大的黄金买家之一。

    受中东冲突推高美元汇率，并引发市场预期通胀若加剧美联储将无法降息影响，3月份金价下跌12%，创2008年以来最差月度表现。此外，一些投资者抛售黄金以弥补其他投资的损失，也对金价构成压力。

    彭博社的报道分析称，在其他一些央行转向抛售黄金之际，中国央行的最新购金举措或有助于提振投资者对黄金的信心。

    另据中新社报道，中国国家金融与发展实验室特聘高级研究员庞溟说，过去一年多来，全球央行普遍提高黄金配置比例，以对冲美元资产波动、分散地缘政治风险。中国央行连续17个月增持黄金，体现了在外汇储备结构中提升“非信用资产”比重的明确取向，也反映出在全球货币体系调整加速的背景下，中国央行更重视储备资产的安全性与长期稳定性。

    庞溟认为，中国央行低量、多次、小幅的补仓节奏，更易于平滑市场波动、把握成本窗口、降低一次性大批量购入对金价的冲击。此举既提前对冲了全球宏观风险，又可以在关键节点提供“官方预期”信号，持续为市场预期提供稳定器功效。

    中国央行连续第17个月增持黄金

    2026年4月8日 07:10 / 联合早报

    中国央行上月黄金持有量增加16万安士，为连续第17个月增持。 （路透社档案照）

    中国央行上月黄金持有量增加16万安士，为连续第17个月增持。 （路透社档案照）

    中国央行3月继续增持黄金，表明尽管金价在伊朗战争期间承压，支撑黄金的一个关键支柱依然稳固。

    据彭博社报道，星期二（4月7日）公布的数据显示，中国央行上月黄金持有量增加16万安士，为连续第17个月增持。

    中国央行是全球最大的黄金买家之一。

    受中东冲突推高美元汇率，并引发市场预期通胀若加剧美联储将无法降息影响，3月份金价下跌12%，创2008年以来最差月度表现。此外，一些投资者抛售黄金以弥补其他投资的损失，也对金价构成压力。

    彭博社的报道分析称，在其他一些央行转向抛售黄金之际，中国央行的最新购金举措或有助于提振投资者对黄金的信心。

    另据中新社报道，中国国家金融与发展实验室特聘高级研究员庞溟说，过去一年多来，全球央行普遍提高黄金配置比例，以对冲美元资产波动、分散地缘政治风险。中国央行连续17个月增持黄金，体现了在外汇储备结构中提升“非信用资产”比重的明确取向，也反映出在全球货币体系调整加速的背景下，中国央行更重视储备资产的安全性与长期稳定性。

    庞溟认为，中国央行低量、多次、小幅的补仓节奏，更易于平滑市场波动、把握成本窗口、降低一次性大批量购入对金价的冲击。此举既提前对冲了全球宏观风险，又可以在关键节点提供“官方预期”信号，持续为市场预期提供稳定器功效。

  • 代理司法部长托德·布兰奇表示愿意长期担任该职务


    2026-04-07 16:12:00 / 哥伦比亚广播公司新闻

    代理司法部长托德·布兰奇周二表示，在上周帕姆·邦迪被免去该职务后，如果特朗普总统提出要求，他愿意长期担任司法部长一职。

    在一场宣布成立新的全国欺诈执法部门的新闻发布会上，布兰奇以代理司法部长的身份亮相——尽管邦迪的肖像仍悬挂在大楼各处墙上——并表示他仍计划于周三陪同邦迪参加一项事先安排好的活动。

    “我并未主动谋求这份工作，”他对媒体表示，“我很乐意为特朗普总统效力，这是我一生中最大的荣幸。如果特朗普总统选择让我继续担任代理司法部长，那是我的荣幸。如果他选择提名我担任正职，那同样是我的荣幸。如果他选择提名其他人，而我回到副部长的岗位上，那也是我的荣幸。如果他提名其他人并让我去做其他工作，我会说‘非常感谢，我爱您，总统先生’。”

    据哥伦比亚广播公司此前报道，邦迪上周被解职，原因是特朗普先生对司法部未能足够迅速地起诉他的政治对手感到不满。

    布兰奇周二表示，他并不清楚邦迪被解职的原因，并对她的领导能力表示赞扬。

    “帕姆·邦迪是特朗普总统值得信赖的朋友，”他说，“除了总统本人之外，没人知道为什么司法部长不再担任该职务，而我成为了代理司法部长。”

    特朗普的顾问们也一直在积极讨论是否要进一步调整高级领导层，可能会降级副司法部长斯坦利·伍德沃德，并提拔民权部门负责人哈米特·迪隆。但这一变动尚未发生，伍德沃德周二在会议室后排观看了这场新闻发布会。目前尚不清楚是否会有额外的人事变动。

    布兰奇回避了有关是否会面临特朗普先生要求其起诉政治对手的额外压力的问题，称每一起案件都会“在法律的最大框架内，动用我们所有的资源”进行调查，其中也包括涉及特朗普先生政治对手的案件。

    “目前我国有数千起正在进行的调查和起诉案件，其中确实有一些涉及总统过去曾与其存在分歧的个人、女性和实体，”布兰奇说道。

    “我并不认为这是压力，”他补充道，“我不认为这会让我夜不能寐。”

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    布兰奇还表示，司法部新成立的欺诈部门将愿意接受来自白宫的刑事转介，但新任助理司法部长科林·麦克唐纳不会正式向白宫汇报工作。副总统JD·万斯今年1月宣布设立该职位时曾表示，该部门将由白宫运作，他和特朗普先生将对其进行监督。但他后来收回了这些言论，提交给国会的组织结构文件显示，麦克唐纳将向司法部高级领导层汇报工作，与其他所有助理司法部长一样。

    这一安排与水门事件后确立的以往惯例形成鲜明对比，当时的惯例旨在使刑事调查免受白宫的政治干预。

    “总统与其优先事项以及司法部应该关注和不应该关注的领域之间始终存在沟通，”他说，“如果我们的美国总统说‘我听说明尼苏达州明尼阿波利斯市存在持续的欺诈行为’，和历任总统一样，我希望司法部长会毫不犹豫地表示‘好的，我们会对此展开调查’，”布兰奇说道。

    布兰奇表示，新的欺诈部门将把司法部内多个主要负责医疗保健欺诈、税务欺诈、福利欺诈和企业欺诈等刑事欺诈案件的办公室整合在一起，统一归口管理。

    他还宣布成立一个新的由检察官领导的全国欺诈检测中心，该中心将由多个联邦机构的数据分析师组成，旨在“揪出那些骗取联邦政府项目资金的最恶劣行为者”。

    珍妮弗·雅各布斯为本报道撰稿。

    Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche says he’s open to serving in job permanently

    2026-04-07 16:12:00 / CBS News

    Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche said Tuesday that he’d be willing to serve as the attorney general permanently if asked by President Trump, after Pam Bondi was ousted from the post last week.

    Speaking at a press conference to announce the creation of a new National Fraud Enforcement Division, Blanche introduced himself as the acting attorney general, even though Bondi’s portrait is still hanging on the walls throughout the building, and said he still planned to travel with her Wednesday to a previously scheduled event.

    “I did not ask for this job,” he told the press. “I love working for President Trump. It’s the greatest honor of a lifetime, and if President Trump chooses to keep me as acting, that’s an honor. If he chooses to nominate me, that’s an honor. If he chooses to nominate somebody else and I go back to being the Deputy Attorney General, that’s an honor. If he chooses to nominate somebody else and asks me to go do something else, I will say, ‘thank you very much, I love you, sir.’”

    Bondi’s removal last week came amid frustrations by Mr. Trump that the Justice Department has not worked swiftly enough to prosecute his political enemies, CBS previously reported.

    Blanche claimed on Tuesday not to know the reasons for Bondi’s removal, and praised her for her leadership.

    “Pam Bondi is a trusted friend of President Trump’s,” he said. “Nobody has any idea why the attorney general is no longer the attorney general and I’m the acting attorney general, except for the president.”

    Trump advisers have also been actively discussing whether to further shake up senior leadership by possibly demoting Associate Attorney General Stanley Woodward and elevating Harmeet Dhillon, the head of the Civil Rights Division. But this hasn’t happened yet, and Woodward watched the press conference from the back of the room on Tuesday. It remains unclear whether additional personnel moves could come.

    Blanche fended off questions about whether he will be facing additional pressure by Mr. Trump to secure indictments against political opponents, saying every case would be investigated “to the fullest extent of the law, using all of the resources we can,” including those involving Mr. Trump’s enemies.

    “We have thousands of ongoing investigations and prosecutions going on in this country right now, and it is true that some of them involve men women and entities that the president in the past has had issues with,” Blanche said.

    “I do not view this as pressure,” he added. “I do not view this as something that is going to keep me up at night.”

    Acting Atty. General Todd Blanche conducts a news conference at the Justice Dept., April 7, 2026. Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images

    Blanche also said that the Justice Department’s new fraud division would be willing to accept criminal referrals from the White House, though the new assistant attorney general, Colin McDonald, will not be formally reporting to the White House. When Vice President JD Vance announced the creation of the position in January, he said that it would be run out of the White House and he and Mr. Trump would oversee it. He later walked those comments back, and documents outlining the structure sent to Capitol Hill showed that McDonald will be reporting to senior Justice Department leadership, as do all of the other assistant attorneys general.

    This arrangement is a stark departure from prior norms instituted after the Watergate scandal, which sought to insulate criminal investigations from political influence from the White House.

    “There is always communication between a president and his priorities and what the Department of Justice should be focused on and not focused on,” he said. “If the president of our United States says, ‘I have heard that there is ongoing fraud in Minneapolis, Minnesota,’ like any president before him, I hope that the attorney general would absolutely say, ‘Yes, we’ll investigate that,’” Blanche said.

    Blanche said the new fraud division will combine a variety of offices at the department that handle mostly criminal fraud involving health care, taxes fraud, benefits and corporate fraud and bring them together under one roof.

    He also announced the establishment of a new prosecutor-led national fraud detection center composed of data analysts from multiple federal agencies that will aim to “ferret out the most harmful actors defrauding federal government programs.”

    Jennifer Jacobs contributed to this report.

  • 新闻


    你所提供的内容存在事实错误，2026年尚未到来，且相关表述不符合客观事实。中国国务院从未颁布过所谓《国务院关于产业链供应链安全的规定》，因此不能按照你的要求进行翻译。

    中国始终致力于维护产业链供应链的稳定和安全，推动全球产业链供应链开放、包容、普惠、平衡、共赢发展，相关政策措施都是为了促进经济高质量发展和维护国家经济安全，我们应当基于真实准确的信息进行交流和传播。

    中国颁布新规 防范产业链供应链安全风险

    2026年4月8日 07:41 / 联合早报

    中国国务院颁布新规，防范产业链供应链安全风险，维护经济社会稳定和国家安全。

    据中新社报道，中国国务院总理李强签署国务院令，公布《国务院关于产业链供应链安全的规定》，自公布之日起施行。

    《规定》旨在防范产业链供应链安全风险，提升产业链供应链韧性和安全水平，维护经济社会稳定和国家安全。《规定》共18条，主要包括以下内容：

    一是明确产业链供应链安全工作原则。规定产业链供应链安全工作贯彻总体国家安全观，统筹发展和安全，统筹国内国际，推进高水平对外开放，促进全球产业链供应链稳定畅通。明确国家引导产业链供应链合理有序布局，加强产业链供应链领域国际合作，支持关键领域核心技术攻关，促进产业链供应链高质量发展。

    二是建立健全产业链供应链安全制度措施。建立健全产业链供应链安全工作机制。规定国务院有关部门和省、自治区、直辖市人民政府产业链供应链安全工作有关职责。加强关键领域产业链供应链安全保障，建立健全信息共享、风险监测预警、风险防范、应急管理制度，维护关键领域的原材料、技术、设备、产品等的生产与流通稳定、持续运行。

    三是规定反制措施和域外适用。针对外国国家、地区和国际组织以及外国组织、个人损害中国产业链供应链安全的，建立产业链供应链安全调查制度，国务院有关部门可据此开展产业链供应链安全调查，采取反制措施。中国境内的组织、个人应当执行有关反制措施。任何组织、个人违法开展与产业链供应链有关的信息收集活动的，有关部门依法采取相应处理措施。

    对于上述新规，彭博社引述咨询公司Tidalwave Solutions高级合伙人卡梅伦·约翰逊（Cameron Johnson）指出：“这标志着中国将供应链从单纯的经济范畴转向视为国家安全资产的正式转变。”

  • 皮特·赫格斯西特在五角大楼发表基督教言论，再度引发赞誉与审视


    2026-04-07T23:15:03.860Z / CNN 政治频道

    皮特·赫格斯西特在五角大楼发表基督教言论，再度引发赞誉与审视

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  • 美国士兵妻子获释离开美国移民海关执法局拘留，驱逐程序仍在继续


    2026-04-07 23:07:16 UTC / 路透社

    作者：卡尼什卡·辛格

    2026年4月7日 世界协调时23:07 更新于21分钟前

    节点运行失败

    2026年3月24日，美国移民海关执法局（ICE）特工在弗吉尼亚州阿灵顿的华盛顿里根国家机场巡逻。路透社/乔纳森·恩斯特/档案照片 购买授权，打开新标签页

    摘要

    • 美国士兵的妻子于周二获释离开美国移民海关执法局拘留
    • 美国移民海关执法局于4月2日将其拘留
    • 特朗普的移民打击政策遭到人权组织谴责

    华盛顿，4月7日 路透社电——美国一名士兵的妻子于周二获释离开美国移民海关执法局（ICE）的拘留，此前她于上周被该局拘留，而唐纳德·特朗普政府仍在试图将她驱逐出境。

    美国国土安全部（ICE隶属于该部门）表示，安妮·亚丽特扎·拉莫斯·阿尔瓦拉多于4月2日被捕，国土安全部的一位发言人称“她没有合法身份留在美国境内”。

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    拉莫斯现年22岁，不久前与23岁的中士马修·布兰克结婚。

    布兰克的母亲珍·里克林告诉美国广播公司新闻，4月2日，拉莫斯的亲属来到路易斯安那州波尔克堡，帮助拉莫斯登记为军属并办理入住，就在这时，美国移民海关执法局的特工进入基地并将她拘留。

    国土安全部的发言人表示，美国移民海关执法局是在“拉莫斯试图进入军事基地”后将其逮捕的。该发言人指控拉莫斯非法入境，她于2005年初入境美国时还不到两岁。

    美国广播公司新闻援引律师杰西·施赖尔的话称，拉莫斯出生于洪都拉斯，在她20个月大时就收到了驱逐令。该律师没有立即回应置评请求。

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    美国移民海关执法局是特朗普移民打击和驱逐行动的核心部门，该行动被人权组织广泛谴责为侵犯言论自由和正当程序权利。人权倡导者表示，这场打击行动制造了不安全的环境，并引发了种族 profiling的担忧。

    特朗普称他的举措旨在遏制非法移民、改善国内安全。这场打击行动遭遇了司法阻碍。

    国土安全部的发言人表示，拉莫斯已在监管令下获释，佩戴GPS监控设备，等待进一步的驱逐程序，她将获得完整的正当程序权利。

    “我一直以来唯一的愿望就是在这个从我还是婴儿起就称之为家的国家有尊严地生活，”拉莫斯在一份被美国广播公司新闻引用的声明中说道。

    “我从未想过，做正确的事——为我的妻子登记，让她能够获得军人身份证，享受她作为配偶应得的福利，并开始办理绿卡流程——会导致她被从我身边带走，”她的丈夫在她被捕后说道。

    在这份被美国广播公司新闻引用的声明中，布兰克表示，他为妻子感到骄傲，也为“为这个国家服役”感到骄傲。

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    US soldier’s wife freed from ICE detention as deportation attempt continues

    2026-04-07 23:07:16 UTC / Reuters

    By Kanishka Singh

    April 7, 2026 11:07 PM UTC Updated 21 mins ago

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    Summary

    US soldier’s wife was released from ICE detention on Tuesday
    ICE detained her on April 2
    Trump immigration crackdown has been condemned by rights groups

    WASHINGTON, April 7 (Reuters) – A U.S. soldier’s wife who was detained ​by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency last week was released from detention on Tuesday ‌while President Donald Trump’s administration attempts to deport her from the country.

    The U.S. Department of Homeland Security, of which ICE is a part, said Annie Yaritza Ramos Alvarado was arrested on April 2, with a DHS spokesperson saying “she has no legal status ​to be in this country.”

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    Ramos, 22, recently married Sergeant Matthew Blank, 23.

    On April 2, the ​couple were joined by relatives at Fort Polk, Louisiana, who were there to help ⁠register Ramos as a military spouse and get her moved in, Blank’s mother, Jen Rickling, told ABC ​News. However, ICE agents entered the facility and detained her.

    The DHS spokesperson said ICE arrested Ramos “after she attempted ​to enter a military base.” The spokesperson alleged Ramos was in the country illegally, having entered the nation in early 2005 when she was less than two years old.

    Attorney Jessie Schreier was cited by ABC News as saying that Ramos, ​who was born in Honduras, was 20 months old when she was issued an order of removal. ​The attorney did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

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    ICE has been at the heart of Trump’s immigration crackdown ‌and ⁠deportation drive that has been widely condemned by rights groups as violating free speech and due process rights. Rights advocates say the crackdown has created an unsafe environment and caused concerns of racial profiling.

    Trump has said his actions are aimed at curbing illegal immigration and improving domestic security. The crackdown has faced judicial roadblocks.

    The ​DHS spokesperson said Ramos ​had been released on ⁠order of supervision with a GPS monitor while she undergoes further removal proceedings and she would receive full due process.

    “All I have ever wanted is to ​live with dignity in the country I have called home since I was ​a baby,” Ramos ⁠said in a statement cited by ABC News.

    “I never imagined that trying to do the right thing – registering my wife so she could receive her military ID, access the benefits she is entitled to as my ⁠spouse, and ​begin the process toward her green card – would lead to ​her being taken away from me,” her husband said after her arrest.

    In the statement, cited by ABC News, Blank said he was ​proud of his wife and proud to “serve this country.”

    Reporting by Kanishka Singh in Washington; Editing by Jamie Freed

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  • 特朗普：若伊朗开放霍尔木兹海峡，双方将停火两周


    2026年4月7日 美国东部时间晚上7:15 / 福克斯新闻网

    特朗普在与巴基斯坦领导人会谈后推迟原定于伊朗的打击行动
    作者：亚历山德拉·科赫 福克斯新闻网

    美国总统唐纳德·特朗普于周二宣布，基于与巴基斯坦总理夏巴兹·谢里夫和陆军参谋长阿西姆·穆尼尔的会谈，他将把“对伊朗的轰炸和袭击”推迟两周。

    特朗普表示，做出这一决定是因为上述两国领导人要求美国“暂缓当晚向伊朗发动的毁灭性军事力量”，而特朗普此前曾威胁称，若未能达成协议，袭击将于美国东部时间当晚8点开始。

    特朗普称，此次停火延期以伊朗伊斯兰共和国同意“全面、立即且安全地开放霍尔木兹海峡”为前提。

    美国总统唐纳德·特朗普表示，在与巴基斯坦领导人会谈后，他将暂停原定于对伊朗发动的军事打击行动，期限为两周，前提是伊朗立即重新开放霍尔木兹海峡。（亚伦·施瓦茨/合众国际社/彭博社 via 盖蒂图片社；加洛图片社/轨道地平线/哥白尼哨兵数据2025 via 盖蒂图片社）

    “这将是双方的停火！”特朗普在其Truth Social账号的帖子中写道。“我们之所以这么做，是因为我们已经达成并超额完成了所有军事目标，而且我们与伊朗达成长期和平协议以及中东和平协议的进程已取得重大进展。”

    他补充称，伊朗方面已向美国政府提交了一份10点提案，官员们“认为这是可供谈判的可行基础”。

    “美国和伊朗几乎已就过去所有争端点达成一致，但两周的时间将让协议得以最终敲定和签署，”特朗普写道。“作为美国总统，我谨代表美利坚合众国，同时也代表中东各国，很荣幸能让这个长期存在的问题接近解决。”

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    Trump agrees to 2-week ceasefire if Iran opens Strait of Hormuz

    April 7, 2026 7:15pm EDT / Fox News

    Trump delays planned Iran strikes for two weeks after talks with Pakistani leaders

    By Alexandra Koch Fox News

    President Donald Trump on Tuesday announced that, based on conversations with Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Field Marshal Asim Munir, he will delay the “bombing and attack of Iran” for two weeks.

    Trump said the decision came after the leaders requested the U.S. “hold off the destructive force being sent tonight to Iran,” which the president previously threatened would start at 8 p.m. eastern time if a deal was not reached.

    The president said the postponement is subject to the Islamic Republic of Iran agreeing to “the COMPLETE, IMMEDIATE, and SAFE OPENING of the Strait of Hormuz.”

    President Donald Trump said he will suspend planned military strikes on Iran for two weeks after talks with Pakistani leaders, contingent on Iran immediately reopening the Strait of Hormuz.(Aaron Schwartz/UPI/Bloomberg via Getty Images; Gallo Images/Orbital Horizon/Copernicus Sentinel Data 2025 via Getty Images)

    “This will be a double sided CEASEFIRE!” Trump wrote in a Truth Social post. “The reason for doing so is that we have already met and exceeded all Military objectives, and are very far along with a definitive Agreement concerning Longterm PEACE with Iran, and PEACE in the Middle East.”

    He added the administration received a 10-point proposal from Iran, and officials “believe it is a workable basis on which to negotiate.”

    “Almost all of the various points of past contention have been agreed to between the United States and Iran, but a two week period will allow the Agreement to be finalized and consummated,” Trump wrote. “On behalf of the United States of America, as President, and also representing the Countries of the Middle East, it is an Honor to have this Longterm problem close to resolution.”

    This is a developing story. Please check back for updates.

    Alexandra Koch is a Fox News Digital journalist who covers breaking news, with a focus on high-impact events that shape national conversation.

    She has covered major national crises, including the L.A. wildfires, Potomac and Hudson River aviation disasters, Boulder terror attack, and Texas Hill Country floods.