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  • 投票箱意外：民主党在特朗普家乡佛罗里达州议会席位上实现逆转


    共和党人乔恩·马普尔斯对阵民主党人艾米丽·格雷戈里，佛罗里达州众议院第87选区（棕榈滩席位）——2024年特朗普以约10个百分点的优势赢得该席位

    作者：保罗·施泰因豪泽
    福克斯新闻

    发布时间：2026年3月24日 美国东部时间晚上8:24

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    周二，佛罗里达州民主党人在以棕榈滩为中心的选区（包括特朗普的海湖庄园）中，翻转了一个长期由共和党人占据的州众议院席位的控制权。

    据美联社报道，在佛罗里达州众议院第87选区的补选中，民主党人艾米丽·格雷戈里击败了共和党人乔恩·马普尔斯。该席位是去年8月共和党州议员迈克·卡鲁索辞职后留下的空缺，他当时辞职担任棕榈滩县书记员和审计长。

    这场投票箱之战是周二佛罗里达州三个共和党主导的特别立法选举之一。尽管这些选举不会改变该州议会的权力平衡——共和党在众议院和参议院均已占据多数超过四分之一个世纪——但在总统的家乡选区，炫耀权（指政治优势）的争夺十分激烈。

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    唐纳德·特朗普总统支持共和党人乔恩·马普尔斯参加周二佛罗里达州众议院第87选区的特别立法选举，该选区包括特朗普在佛罗里达州棕榈滩的永久住所海湖庄园。（曼德尔·恩甘/法新社/盖蒂图片社；美联社照片/史蒂夫·赫尔伯，档案照）

    马普尔斯得到了特朗普的支持，特朗普于2019年将其主要永久住所从纽约特朗普大厦迁至佛罗里达州棕榈滩的海湖庄园。他还得到了众多佛罗里达州顶级共和党人的支持。

    “明天，3月24日周二，佛罗里达州棕榈滩县美丽的第87选区将举行非常重要的特别选举——乔恩·马普尔斯获得我的完全支持！”总统在周一晚间的社交媒体帖子中写道。

    43岁的马普尔斯是一名金融规划师，曾担任克拉克湖海岸市议员，在棕榈滩大西洋大学就读期间是全美运动员。他的竞选重点包括减税和削减政府开支、减少监管、促进私营部门创造就业机会以及推进学校选择政策。

    40岁的格雷戈里是一名陆军军官配偶，拥有并经营着一家位于朱庇特的面向孕妇和产后妇女的健身中心。作为首次参选的候选人，她的竞选重点包括提高经济可负担性、增加公共教育投入、解决不断上涨的财产保险和住房成本，以及确保医疗服务可及性。

    由于马普尔斯在一个偏向保守的选区中拥有筹款优势，他在特别选举前被视为热门人选。特朗普在2024年连任竞选中以约10个百分点的优势赢得该选区，而卡鲁索此前在此区的连任优势为19个百分点。

    棕榈滩县曾一度牢固支持民主党，直到近年来共和党在选举中取得进展。

    自特朗普重返白宫14个月以来，民主党在一系列特别选举和中期选举中不断取得胜利或超预期表现，此次民主党在佛罗里达州的胜利正是其中最新一例。

    [共和党”觉醒警钟”——特别选举震惊凸显共和党中期选举风险]

    民主党在选举中的出色表现部分得益于他们在持续通胀背景下，将重点聚焦于提高经济可负担性。这些胜利进一步鼓舞了民主党人，他们正努力在今年秋季的中期选举中赢回美国众议院的控制权，甚至可能包括参议院。

    民主党全国委员会（DNC）在周二晚间的声明中称格雷戈里的胜利是”佛罗里达州民主党人的惊天动地的胜利，也是唐纳德·特朗普的耻辱性失败”。

    “唐纳德·特朗普自己的邻居刚刚发出了一个清晰的信息：他们感到愤怒，并且准备迎接变革，”民主党全国委员会主席肯·马丁在声明中强调。”如果民主党能在特朗普自己的后院获胜，我们就能在任何地方获胜。从现在到11月，民主党将全速前进，在佛罗里达州和全国的每个角落展开竞争。”

    共和党全国委员会（RNC）在评论选举结果时指出，特别选举并不总是预示未来趋势的最佳指标。

    共和党全国委员会高级顾问丹妮尔·阿尔瓦雷斯在声明中表示：”低投票率的州众议院特别选举只是反映了地方特殊性、候选人动态和投票率数学问题——并非某种重大的裁决。”

    在佛罗里达州的另一场州众议院特别选举中，美联社报道，共和党人希拉里·霍利击败了民主党人埃德温·佩雷斯，赢得了接替共和党州议员乔西·托姆科的席位。该选区覆盖佛罗里达州中部的波尔克县部分地区。

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    本文发布时，州参议院特别选举中，托姆科与民主党人布莱恩·内森的竞争仍难以预测。托姆科和内森正在竞逐共和党州议员杰伊·柯林斯的席位，柯林斯于去年8月辞职担任该州副州长。

    该选区包括民主党的大本营坦帕市大部分地区以及更倾向共和党的希尔斯伯勒西北郊区。

    保罗·施泰因豪泽是新罕布什尔州的政治记者，报道从海岸到海岸的竞选活动。

    Ballot box upset: Democrats flip Florida legislative seat in Trump’s stomping ground

    Republican Maples faced Democrat Emily Gregory in Florida House District 87, a Palm Beach seat Trump carried by roughly 10 points in 2024

    By Paul Steinhauser
    Fox News

    Published March 24, 2026 8:24pm EDT

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    Florida Democrats on Tuesday flipped control of a long-vacant Republican-held state House seat in a Palm Beach-anchored district that includes Mar-a-Lago, President Donald Trump’s home turf.

    The Associated Press reports that Democrat Emily Gregory defeated Republican Jon Maples in a special election in Florida’s House District 87, in the race to fill the seat left vacant last August, when GOP state Rep. Mike Caruso resigned to become Palm Beach County clerk and comptroller.

    The ballot box battle was one of three special legislative elections being held in GOP-dominated Florida on Tuesday. And while the contests won’t change the balance of power in the state legislature, where for more than a quarter-century Republicans have held majorities in both the House and Senate chambers, bragging rights were up for grabs in the president’s home district.

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    President Donald Trump is backing Republican Jon Maples in Tuesday’s special legislative election in Florida’s House District 87, which includes Mar-a-Lago, the president’s permanent residence in Palm Beach, Florida.(Mandel Ngan/AFP/Getty Images; AP Photo/Steve Helber, File)

    Maples was backed by Trump, who moved his primary permanent residence in 2019 from Trump Tower in New York City to Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida. He is also backed by a number of top Sunshine State Republicans.

    “There is a very important Special Election tomorrow, Tuesday, March 24th, for Florida State House District 87 in beautiful Palm Beach County — JON MAPLES HAS MY COMPLETE AND TOTAL ENDORSEMENT!” the president wrote in a social media post on Monday evening.

    The 43-year-old Maples, a financial planner and former Lake Clarke Shores Council member who, during his years at Palm Beach Atlantic University was an all-American athlete, made cutting taxes and government spending, reducing regulations, promoting private sector job creation and advancing school choice.

    Gregory, a 40-year-old Army spouse, owns and runs a Jupiter-based fitness center for pregnant and postpartum women. The first-time candidate made affordability, increasing public education, tackling rising property insurance and housing costs, and access to healthcare key parts of her campaign.

    Maples was the favorite heading into the special election, thanks to his fundraising advantage in a district that leads to the right. Trump carried the district by roughly 10 points in his 2024 re-election victory. And Caruso won re-election in the district by 19 points.

    Palm Beach County was once firmly blue until Republicans made electoral gains in recent cycles.

    The Democrats’ victory is their latest win or over performance in a slew of special elections and off-year contests since Trump returned to power in the White House 14 months ago.

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    Partially fueling the Democrats’ ballot box performances is their laser focus on affordability amid persistent inflation. And the victories are further energizing Democrats as they work to win back control of the U.S. House and possibly the Senate in this autumn’s midterm elections.

    The Democratic National Committee (DNC), in a statement Tuesday night, called Gregory’s win “an earthshattering victory for Florida Democrats and humiliating defeat for Donald Trump.”

    “Donald Trump’s own neighbors just sent a crystal clear message: They are furious and ready for change,” DNC chair Ken Martin emphasized in a statement. “If Democrats can win in Trump’s own backyard, we can win anywhere. From now until November, Democrats are all gas and no brakes as we compete across every corner of Florida and the nation.”

    The Republican National Committee (RNC), in commenting on the results, noted that special elections are not always the best barometer of things to come.

    “A low-turnout state House special election is a snapshot of local quirks, candidate dynamics, and turnout math — not some grand verdict.” RNC Senior Adviser Danielle Alvarez said in a statement.

    In Florida’s other state House special election, the AP reports that Republican Hilary Holley defeated Democrat Edwin Perez, in the race to replace GOP state Rep. Josie Tomkow. The district covers parts of Polk County, in the central part of the state.

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    At the time this story posted, the state Senate special election between Tomkow and Democrat Brian Nathan was too close to call. Tomkow and Nathan were running to succeed Republican Jay Collins, who resigned from the seat in August to become the state’s lieutenant governor.

    The district includes much of Democrat-leaning Tampa as well as the more GOP-leaning Northwest Hillsborough suburbs.

    Paul Steinhauser is a politics reporter based in the swing state of New Hampshire. He covers the campaign trail from coast to coast.

  • 美航母福特号因火灾撤离中东战区 暴露诸多技术与保障问题


    2026年3月25日 10:44 / 联合早报

    美军最大航空母舰福特号3月23日抵达希腊克里特岛港口进行维修。 （路透社）

    美军最大航空母舰福特号因舰上洗衣房发生火灾被迫撤离中东战区，到希腊克里特岛港口进行维修。彭博社指这一事故暴露这艘航母长期存在的诸多技术与保障问题。

    福特号（USS Gerald R Ford）2017年开始服役，比原计划晚了几年，是美国海军最新一代福特级核动力航母首舰。造价高达132亿美元（约169亿新元），是美国有史以来建造的最昂贵军舰。

    彭博社星期二（3月24日）报道，美国五角大楼测试机构最新评估报告显示，福特号在“作战效能”和“系统可靠性”方面仍存在诸多不确定性。包括舰载机弹射与回收系统、雷达系统、抗打击能力以及将武器弹药转移到飞行甲板的升降设备等关键环节，均缺乏足够的实战测试数据。

    报道称，其中许多问题在2022年10月开始实战测试后浮出水面。美国海军方面未对此报告置评。

    由于缺乏完整的实战测试，尚无足够数据来判定福特级航母的作战效能。这意味着目前尚不清楚福特号航母在探测、追踪或拦截敌方飞机、反舰导弹或小型攻击机方面的实际能力。此外，也无法确定在这艘航母战时面临持续起降的高强度压力下，各项系统将会有怎样的表现。

    报告还指出，福特号存在缺乏足够的铺位来安置舰上所有船员等问题，并称这一短缺情况“将影响船上的生活质量”。

    福特号自去年6月以来已在海上连续部署约九个月时间，先后参与美国对委内瑞拉和伊朗发起的军事行动。

    3月12日，福特号航母船尾洗衣房发生火灾，造成三名水兵受伤，另有200多名水兵因吸入浓烟接受治疗。火灾还导致航母多个舱室以及大量床位被毁。

    彭博社在报道中指出，这一事件凸显出，随着特朗普政府试图通过“炮舰外交”手段实现在伊朗和委内瑞拉的地缘政治目标，即便拥有最先进装备的美国海军也已承受重压。

    美航母福特号因火灾撤离中东战区 暴露诸多技术与保障问题

    2026年3月25日 10:44 / 联合早报

    美军最大航空母舰福特号3月23日抵达希腊克里特岛港口进行维修。 （路透社）

    美军最大航空母舰福特号因舰上洗衣房发生火灾被迫撤离中东战区，到希腊克里特岛港口进行维修。彭博社指这一事故暴露这艘航母长期存在的诸多技术与保障问题。

    福特号（USS Gerald R Ford）2017年开始服役，比原计划晚了几年，是美国海军最新一代福特级核动力航母首舰。造价高达132亿美元（约169亿新元），是美国有史以来建造的最昂贵军舰。

    彭博社星期二（3月24日）报道，美国五角大楼测试机构最新评估报告显示，福特号在“作战效能”和“系统可靠性”方面仍存在诸多不确定性。包括舰载机弹射与回收系统、雷达系统、抗打击能力以及将武器弹药转移到飞行甲板的升降设备等关键环节，均缺乏足够的实战测试数据。

    报道称，其中许多问题在2022年10月开始实战测试后浮出水面。美国海军方面未对此报告置评。

    由于缺乏完整的实战测试，尚无足够数据来判定福特级航母的作战效能。这意味着目前尚不清楚福特号航母在探测、追踪或拦截敌方飞机、反舰导弹或小型攻击机方面的实际能力。此外，也无法确定在这艘航母战时面临持续起降的高强度压力下，各项系统将会有怎样的表现。

    报告还指出，福特号存在缺乏足够的铺位来安置舰上所有船员等问题，并称这一短缺情况“将影响船上的生活质量”。

    福特号自去年6月以来已在海上连续部署约九个月时间，先后参与美国对委内瑞拉和伊朗发起的军事行动。

    3月12日，福特号航母船尾洗衣房发生火灾，造成三名水兵受伤，另有200多名水兵因吸入浓烟接受治疗。火灾还导致航母多个舱室以及大量床位被毁。

    彭博社在报道中指出，这一事件凸显出，随着特朗普政府试图通过“炮舰外交”手段实现在伊朗和委内瑞拉的地缘政治目标，即便拥有最先进装备的美国海军也已承受重压。

  • 司法部承认：美联储翻新项目调查未发现犯罪证据


    2026年3月24日 / 美国东部时间晚上11:54 / 美联社

    根据一份密封听证会的庭审记录，本月早些时候，在一位持怀疑态度的法官询问下，联邦检察官私下承认，司法部对美联储25亿美元翻新项目的调查未发现任何犯罪证据。

    庭审记录显示，这一承认由美国助理检察官安德鲁·马苏科（Andrew Massucco）在3月3日一次闭门听证会上作出。八天后，首席法官詹姆斯·博阿斯伯格（James Boasberg）驳回了向美联储发出的政府传票，给政府调查造成了沉重打击。

    博阿斯伯格在3月11日的裁决中表示，政府几乎没有提供任何证据怀疑美联储主席杰罗姆·鲍威尔（Jerome Powell）存在犯罪行为。这位由民主党总统巴拉克·奥巴马提名的法官还称，检察官对传票的辩护理由”薄弱且缺乏依据”。

    在早些时候的听证会上，博阿斯伯格要求美国检察官办公室（Jeanine Pirro办公室）的检察官具体说明任何与鲍威尔就翻新项目或建筑工程本身作证相关的欺诈或犯罪不当行为证据。

    “那么（鲍威尔）在国会面前说了什么虚假陈述？”法官根据庭审记录问马苏科。

    “嗯，我的第一个回答是我们不知道，”马苏科回答，他是皮罗（Jeanine Pirro）华盛顿办公室刑事部门的负责人。”不过，他提到的某些方面引起了我们的担忧。”

    “好的，”法官继续问道，”那么关于翻新工程的欺诈或犯罪不当行为有什么证据呢？”

    “同样，目前我们还不清楚。不过，有12亿美元的原因让我们必须深入调查，”马苏科提到项目成本超支金额时表示。

    《华盛顿邮报》率先报道了听证会上的这些细节。

    这项调查已经推迟了参议院对特朗普总统提名的凯文·沃什（Kevin Warsh）的考虑，沃什将在5月15日鲍威尔任期结束时接替他。如果尚未批准任何替代人选，鲍威尔可以在任期结束后继续担任主席。

    “大量证据表明，政府向美联储董事会发出传票是为了向其主席施压，使其投票支持降低利率或辞职，”法官写道。

    马苏科在闭门听证会上表示，没有证据表明检察官发出大陪审团传票的动机”除了试图查明事实真相外还有其他目的”。

    “我们有权这样做，”他补充道。

    在3月3日听证会上代表美联储理事会的律师罗伯特·赫尔（Robert Hur）表示，传票是一场施压运动的一部分，目的是支持特朗普降低利率的努力。

    “他显然有很强的政治动机来试图降低利率，但由于国会在货币政策制定方面为美联储独立性建立的保障措施，他无法做到这一点，”赫尔向法官表示。

    皮罗（前福克斯新闻主持人，特朗普提名领导美国最大的美国检察官办公室）嘲笑博阿斯伯格是”激进法官”，称他”削弱了大陪审团调查犯罪的能力”。她誓言将对其决定提出上诉。

    “这是错误的，并且没有法律依据，”她本月早些时候在新闻发布会上表示。

    美联储发言人周二拒绝置评。

    皮罗办公室的调查集中在去年6月鲍威尔在参议院银行委员会的简短证词上，当时他被问及美联储大规模建筑翻新工程的成本超支问题。美联储最新估计显示，当前25亿美元的项目成本比2022年19亿美元的估计高出约6亿美元（原文为600 million，此处应为6亿美元，因上下文25亿比19亿差6亿）。

    在裁决中，博阿斯伯格指出，司法部拒绝了他提出的让政府直接向他提交针对鲍威尔的进一步证据的提议，这样他们就不必向美联储或鲍威尔透露自己的底牌。

    “因此，法院没有可信的理由认为政府正在调查可疑事实，而是在针对一位不受欢迎的官员，”法官写道。

    Justice Department found no evidence of a crime in Federal Reserve renovation project, prosecutor admits

    March 24, 2026 / 11:54 PM EDT / AP

    The Justice Department’s investigation of a $2.5 billion renovation project at the Federal Reserve didn’t find any evidence of a crime, a federal prosecutor privately conceded under questioning by a skeptical judge earlier this month, according to a transcript of the sealed hearing.

    That admission by Assistant U.S. Attorney Andrew Massucco came during a March 3 hearing that was closed to the public, the transcript shows. Eight days later, Chief Judge James Boasberg quashed government subpoenas issued to the Federal Reserve, dealing a severe blow to the government’s investigation.

    In his March 11 ruling, Boasberg said the government had produced “essentially zero evidence” to suspect Fed Chair Jerome Powell of a crime. The judge, who was nominated to the bench by Democratic President Barack Obama, also described prosecutors’ justification for the subpoenas as “thin and unsubstantiated.”

    During the earlier hearing, Boasberg asked the prosecutor from U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro’s office to specify any evidence of fraud or criminal misconduct related to Powell’s testimony about the renovation project or the construction work itself.

    “So what false statements did (Powell) make before Congress?” the judge asked Massucco, according to the transcript.

    “Well, we don’t know is my first answer,” replied Massucco, chief of the criminal division for Pirro’s Washington office. “However, there are certain areas that he addressed that caused concern.”

    “Okay,” the judge continued. “And then what evidence is there of fraud or criminal misconduct in relation to the renovations?”

    “Again, we do not know at this time. However, there are 1.2 billion reasons for us to look into it,” Massucco said, referring to the amount of the project’s cost overruns.

    The Washington Post was the first to report on the details of the hearing from the transcript.

    The investigation has delayed Senate consideration of Kevin Warsh, President Trump’s pick to replace Powell when his term ends May 15. Powell can remain as chair past that date if no replacement has been approved.

    “A mountain of evidence suggests that the Government served these subpoenas on the Board to pressure its Chair into voting for lower interest rates or resigning,” the judge wrote.

    Massucco said during the sealed hearing that there is no evidence that prosecutors’ motive for the grand jury subpoenas “is anything other than trying to find the truth of the matter.”

    “And we have a right to do that,” he added.

    Robert Hur, an attorney who represented the Federal Reserve board of governors at the March 3 hearing, said the subpoenas are part of a pressure campaign to support Mr. Trump’s push for lower interest rates.

    “He clearly has very strong political motives to try to get lower interest rates, but because of the safeguards that have been erected by Congress around the Federal Reserve’s independence when it comes to setting monetary policy, he can’t get it,” Hur told the judge.

    Pirro, a former Fox News host who was Mr. Trump’s pick to lead the nation’s largest U.S. Attorney’s office, derided Boasberg as an “activist judge” and claimed he had “neutered the grand jury’s ability to investigate crime.” She vowed to appeal his decision.

    “This is wrong and it is without legal authority,” she said at a news conference earlier this month.

    A Fed spokesperson declined to comment Tuesday.

    The investigation by Pirro’s office centered on brief testimony last June by Powell before the Senate Banking Committee, when he was asked about cost overruns on the Fed’s extensive building renovations. The most recent estimates from the Fed suggest the current estimated cost of $2.5 billion is about $600 million higher than a 2022 estimate of $1.9 billion.

    In his ruling, Boasberg said the Justice Department rejected his offer to let the government submit further evidence against Powell directly to him, so that they wouldn’t have to tip their hand to the Fed or Powell.

    “The Court is thus left with no credible reason to think that the Government is investigating suspicious facts as opposed to targeting a disfavored official,” the judge wrote.

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    金正恩回电普京：将与俄罗斯永远并肩同行

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    3月23日，金正恩（中）出席在平壤举行的纪念第十五届最高人民会议第一次会议文艺演出。 （法新社）

    朝中社星期三（3月25日）报道，朝鲜领导人金正恩前一天向俄罗斯总统普京回电称，平壤将永远与莫斯科并肩同行，坚定不移。

    韩联社报道，普京23日向金正恩致贺电，祝贺他再次获推举为国务委员长。朝中社25日称，金正恩向普京的祝贺表示感谢。他说，朝俄两国互相支持和支援，为捍卫两国主权、增进人民福利保持紧密合作。双方巩固关系和互信定将保障两国关系稳固和面向未来发展，并造福两国人民。

    朝鲜第十五届最高人民会议第一次会议22日在平壤开幕，金正恩再次被推举为国务委员会委员长。普京23日就致电金正恩，在外国领导人中最先表示祝贺。越南国家主席梁强和白罗斯总统卢卡申科也同一天向金正恩致贺电。

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    3月23日，金正恩（中）出席在平壤举行的纪念第十五届最高人民会议第一次会议文艺演出。 （法新社）

    朝中社星期三（3月25日）报道，朝鲜领导人金正恩前一天向俄罗斯总统普京回电称，平壤将永远与莫斯科并肩同行，坚定不移。

    韩联社报道，普京23日向金正恩致贺电，祝贺他再次获推举为国务委员长。朝中社25日称，金正恩向普京的祝贺表示感谢。他说，朝俄两国互相支持和支援，为捍卫两国主权、增进人民福利保持紧密合作。双方巩固关系和互信定将保障两国关系稳固和面向未来发展，并造福两国人民。

    朝鲜第十五届最高人民会议第一次会议22日在平壤开幕，金正恩再次被推举为国务委员会委员长。普京23日就致电金正恩，在外国领导人中最先表示祝贺。越南国家主席梁强和白罗斯总统卢卡申科也同一天向金正恩致贺电。

  • 参议员提议为无薪工作的政府雇员发放10%奖金


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    2026年3月24日 美国东部时间晚上8:12 更新于4小时前

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    3月24日（路透社）- 民主党参议员鲁本·加列戈周二提出一项法案，计划为超过10万名国土安全部员工发放10%的奖金，以补偿自2月中旬政府部分停摆开始以来他们无薪工作的时间。

    国土安全部员工——包括5万名运输安全管理局（TSA）机场安全人员——如果僵局持续，他们将在周五错过第二笔全额薪水。

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    Senator proposes 10% bonus to government employees working without pay

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    March 24, 2026 8:12 PM UTC Updated 4 hours ago

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    March 24 (Reuters) – Democratic Senator Ruben Gallego ​on Tuesday ‌introduced legislation to give more ​than 100,000 ​Homeland Security Department employees ⁠a 10% ​bonus for ​time worked without pay since a ​partial government ​shutdown began in mid-February.

    DHS ‌workers — ⁠including 50,000 Transportation Security Administration airport security ​officers — ​are ⁠set to miss their ​second ​full ⁠paycheck on Friday if the ⁠standoff ​continues.

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  • 美国就社交媒体审查案达成和解，禁止机构以惩罚相威胁 | 路透社


    By Mike Scarcella
    2026年3月24日 美国东部时间晚上10:43 更新于1小时前

    WASHINGTON, March 24 (Reuters) – 特朗普政府已同意一项和解协议，该协议将禁止三个联邦机构向社交媒体公司施压以要求其删除或压制言论，从而结束了一起备受瞩目的诉讼案。这起诉讼在特朗普的前任总统乔·拜登执政期间曾上诉至美国最高法院。

    周二在路易斯安那州联邦法院提交的和解协议，解决了密苏里州、路易斯安那州以及几名个人原告提起的诉讼。原告指控民主党籍的拜登政府非法胁迫主要社交媒体平台审查有关新冠疫情和2020年总统选举等主题的帖子。

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    根据该协议，美国卫生部长办公室、疾病控制与预防中心以及网络安全和基础设施安全局在10年内被禁止以法律、监管或经济惩罚相威胁，要求社交媒体公司删除受保护的言论。

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    US settles social media censorship case, bars agencies from threatening penalties | Reuters

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    March 24, 2026 10:43 PM UTC Updated 1 hour ago

    WASHINGTON, March 24 (Reuters) – The Trump administration has agreed to a settlement that will bar three federal agencies from pressuring social media companies to remove ​or suppress speech, ending a high-profile lawsuit that reached the U.S. Supreme ‌Court when Trump’s predecessor Joe Biden was president.

    The settlement, opens new tab, filed on Tuesday in a federal court in Louisiana, resolves a lawsuit brought by Missouri, Louisiana and several individual plaintiffs who alleged that ​the Democratic Biden administration unlawfully coerced major social media platforms into censoring ​posts about topics including COVID-19 and the 2020 presidential election.

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    Under the ⁠agreement, the Surgeon General’s office, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and ​the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency are prohibited for 10 years from threatening social ​media companies with legal, regulatory or economic punishment to get them to take down protected speech.

    The White House had no immediate comment.

    John Vecchione, a lawyer for some of the plaintiffs ​in the case, said in a statement that

  • 美国法官不会因据称书记员存在利益冲突而撤销Charlie Javice对摩根大通欺诈罪的定罪


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    March 24, 2026 11:22 PM UTC Updated 53 mins ago

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    NEW YORK, March 24 (Reuters) – A federal judge on Tuesday rejected Charlie Javice’s bid to throw out her conviction for defrauding JPMorgan Chase into buying her education startup Frank for $175 million, after she said two law clerks had conflicts of interest by accepting jobs at the bank’s outside law firm.

    U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein in Manhattan said his clerks’ past and future employment at Davis Polk & Wardwell, including as summer associates prior to their clerkships,

    US judge will not toss Charlie Javice conviction for defrauding JPMorgan based on clerks’ alleged conflicts

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    NEW YORK, March 24 (Reuters) – A federal judge on Tuesday rejected Charlie Javice’s bid to throw out her conviction for defrauding JPMorgan Chase into buying her education startup Frank for $175 million, after she said ‌two law clerks had conflicts of interest by accepting jobs at the bank’s outside law firm.

    U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein in Manhattan said his clerks’ past and ​future employment at Davis Polk & Wardwell, including as summer associates prior ​to their clerkships,

  • 法官下令特朗普政府临时解冻芝加哥交通资金


    2026年3月24日 美国东部时间晚上8:59 / 路透社

    （路透社芝加哥3月24日电）——美国一名联邦法官周二下令唐纳德·特朗普总统领导的政府临时解冻约30亿美元芝加哥铁路项目资金。

    芝加哥交通管理局（CTA）上周五起诉美国交通部及其联邦交通管理局，称联邦政府自去年10月起扣留了至少950万美元本应偿还的拨款，这些拨款是以前任民主党总统乔·拜登政府批准的。该市称暂停资金是非法的政治报复行为。

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    美国联邦地区法官托马斯·杜尔金（Thomas Durkin）批准了CTA要求临时限制令的请求，要求政府拨付资金，但将裁决暂缓至周五，以便联邦政府有时间提出上诉。

    此次裁决是特朗普政府与民主党领导的城市之间愈演愈烈的法律战的一部分。此前，双方因扣留数十亿美元已批准的联邦交通资金而对簿公堂，类似诉讼也已在纽约提起。

    CTA周二称，这一裁决是”恢复这一历史性项目资金的重大一步”。

    杜尔金在裁决中指出，美国交通部仅对芝加哥和纽约的重大项目提出了反歧视法合规问题，这表明这些审查”是为其他与实际合规无关的利益找的借口”。

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    芝加哥拥有美国第二大公共交通系统，日均载客量约100万人次。该交通机构称，被冻结的拨款对”L”线（芝加哥高架及地下铁路系统）的现代化和扩建至关重要。

    被冻结的资金原计划用于改造百年老轨道结构，并将一条铁路线延长5.5英里（8.9公里）。

    芝加哥曾请求紧急命令，并警告称，若无资金支持，该项目将于周五停工。

    诉讼中称，联邦政府正试图”以数十亿美元的联邦拨款为筹码，要挟芝加哥市关键基础设施项目”。

    美国交通部未立即置评，但上周表示将”坚决确保联邦资金不会流向存在歧视性、非法及浪费性承包做法的项目”。

    纽约大都会交通管理局（MTA）上周也对政府提起诉讼，原因是联邦政府从一个77亿美元的地铁项目中扣留了近6000万美元。

    本月早些时候，联邦上诉法院裁定，在交通部暂停支付超过2亿美元款项后，政府必须继续向160亿美元的纽约哈德逊隧道项目支付款项。

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    Judge orders Trump administration to temporarily unfreeze Chicago transit funding

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    March 24 (Reuters) – A U.S. judge on Tuesday ordered President Donald Trump’s administration to temporarily unfreeze about $3 billion in ​funding for rail projects in Chicago.

    The Chicago Transit Authority sued the U.S. Transportation ‌Department and its Federal Transit Administration on Friday, saying the federal government had withheld at least $9.5 million in reimbursements since October from grants previously approved under Democratic former President Joe Biden. The city had called the funding ​suspension an unlawful act of political retaliation.

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    U.S. District Judge Thomas Durkin granted the CTA’s ​request for a temporary restraining order to require the funding but put his ⁠ruling on hold until Friday to give the federal government time to appeal.

    The ruling is part of ​a widening legal battle between the Trump administration and Democratic-governed cities over the withholding of billions ​of dollars in previously approved federal transit funding, with similar lawsuits filed in New York.

    The CTA on Tuesday called the ruling “a massive step toward restoration of funding for this historic project.”

    Durkin’s ruling noted that the Transportation Department has only ​applied concerns about compliance with antidiscrimination laws to major projects in Chicago and New York, which ​indicates the reviews “are a pretextual basis for some other interest unrelated to actual compliance.”

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    Chicago has the second-largest U.S. ‌public ⁠transportation system, with about a million rides taken daily. The transit agency called the frozen grants crucial to modernize and expand the “L,” Chicago’s system of elevated and underground trains.

    The frozen funding was to modernize century-old track structure and extend one rail line by 5.5 miles (8.9 km).

    Chicago asked for an ​emergency order and warned ​that without funding it ⁠would halt the projects by Friday.

    The lawsuit said the federal government is attempting “to hold hostage billions of dollars in federal grants for crucial infrastructure ​projects in the City of Chicago.”

    The Transportation Department did not immediately comment ​but said ⁠last week it would “fight to ensure federal dollars do not go towards discriminatory, illegal, and wasteful contracting practices.”

    New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority also sued the administration last week after the government withheld nearly $60 million ⁠from a $7.7 ​billion subway project.

    Earlier this month, a federal appeals court ​ruled that the administration must keep making payments on the $16 billion New York Hudson Tunnel Project after the Department of ​Transportation suspended more than $200 million in payments.

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  • 约翰逊称美国将赢得人工智能竞赛——但需满足两个条件


    众议院议长迈克·约翰逊周二在希尔与山谷论坛上发表讲话

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    发布时间：2026年3月24日美国东部时间下午4:10

    共和党籍路易斯安那州众议员、众议院议长迈克·约翰逊呼吁制定一项全国性人工智能（AI）监管框架，但警告称监管不应过度。

    “美国将赢得人工智能竞赛。如果两件事发生——政府抵制管控的诱惑，以及行业作为我们的爱国伙伴挺身而出——我们就能赢得竞赛，”约翰逊表示，”我认为我们可以同时做到这两点。”

    这位众议院领袖周二在希尔与山谷论坛上发表讲话，该论坛是一年一度的跨党派会议，议员和私营部门领袖共同讨论美国人工智能创新。

    特朗普称美国境内建设的每座人工智能工厂都将通过自有电力实现自给自足

    2026年2月24日星期二，在华盛顿国会大厦举行的新闻发布会上，共和党籍路易斯安那州众议员、众议院议长迈克·约翰逊在唐纳德·特朗普总统国情咨文演讲前夕，赞扬其政策和议程。（J. Scott Applewhite/美联社照片）

    他在国会山对与会者表示，国会需要完成关于人工智能的”三件事”。

    “第一件事是，我们必须制定一套统一的国家框架，保护儿童、维护社区安全、支持创作者，避免各州法规碎片化。”约翰逊说，”我们认识到，政策的频繁变动不仅会混淆市场，还违背我们的国家利益。”

    他表示，立法者”将利用现有结构建立保障措施和’规则之路’，也就是说，不会用繁文缛节扼杀整个市场。”

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    Johnson says US will win AI race — but only if two conditions are met

    Speaker Mike Johnson addressed the Hill & Valley Forum on Tuesday

    By Elizabeth Elkind
    Fox News

    Published March 24, 2026 4:10pm EDT

    House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., is calling for a national framework to regulate artificial intelligence (AI) — but cautioned it should not go too far.

    “America will win the AI race. We will win it, if two things happen — if government resists the siren song of control, and if industry steps up as our patriotic partner,” Johnson said. “I think we can do both of those things.”

    The leader of the House of Representatives spoke at the Hill & Valley Forum on Tuesday, an annual bipartisan meeting of lawmakers and private sector leaders to discuss American AI innovation.

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    Speaker of the House Mike Johnson, R-La., praises President Donald Trump’s policies and agenda ahead of his State of the Union speech, during a news conference at the Capitol in Washington, Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2026.(J. Scott Applewhite/AP Photo)

    He told attendees on Capitol Hill that Congress had “three things” it needed to accomplish regarding AI.

    “The first thing is, we have to deliver a single national framework that protects children, safeguards communities, supports creators, and avoids a patchwork of state regulations,” Johnson said. “We recognize that constant shifts in policy don’t just confuse the market, they run contrary to our national interest.”

    He said lawmakers “will utilize existing structures to establish safeguards and rules of the road, so to speak, without smothering the whole marketplace with red tape.”

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    The second thing, Johnson said, was to treat AI technology as a matter of national security in keeping it in the hands of the U.S. and its allies rather than the country’s adversaries.

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    The final task the speaker mentioned is a duty to “move at the speed that victory demands.”

    It comes days after President Donald Trump released his own framework for AI regulations that includes more guardrails against self-harm and sexual exploitation for AI platforms accessed by children, streamlining permitting for AI data centers, and preventing AI from being used to silence free speech, among other measures.

    President Donald Trump speaks during the swearing in for Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin in the Oval Office of the White House, Tuesday, March 24, 2026.(AP Photo/Alex Brandon)

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    The proposal would need to be drafted as legislation by congressional lawmakers and passed by both chambers to be able to affect any meaningful change.

    Trump also issued a moratorium on states’ abilities to enact their own AI regulations late last year.

    Elizabeth Elkind is a politics reporter for Fox News Digital leading coverage of the House of Representatives. Previous digital bylines seen at Daily Mail and CBS News.

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