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  • 高昂油价致美国车主额外多花84亿美元，民主党议员称


    2026年4月2日 / 美国东部时间早上7:25 / 哥伦比亚广播公司新闻（CBS News）

    根据美国联合经济委员会民主党少数派的最新估算，自伊朗战争爆发以来，美国车主已额外多支付了84亿美元的燃油费用。

    议员们的计算依据是美国汽车协会（AAA）追踪的2月28日至3月31日期间的日均汽油价格——2月28日正是美国和以色列空袭伊朗的当日。这一数据还参考了汽车研究机构埃德蒙兹（Edmunds）关于美国畅销燃油汽车油箱容量的信息，以及美国联邦公路管理局和能源信息署的联邦燃油消耗数据。

    根据AAA的数据，美国全国平均汽油价格在周三升至每加仑4.06美元，此前一天的价格首次突破4美元，为2022年以来首次。

    分析显示，驾驶丰田RAV4的车主现在加满一箱油需花费58.26美元，较战争爆发前增加了15.02美元，涨幅达35%。福特F-150皮卡加满油的成本为144.65美元，增加了37.29美元；而丰田凯美瑞轿车车主加满一箱油需花费52.23美元，比上月冲突爆发前多花13.46美元。

    尽管3月油价上涨，但信用卡数据显示消费者仍在继续消费，这表明截至目前美国家庭正在承受燃油成本上涨带来的经济冲击，美国海军联邦信用合作社称。

    但3月31日发布的世界大型企业联合会消费者信心指数显示，计划在未来六个月购买大件商品的美国人有所减少，这一迹象表明部分家庭可能已经感受到燃油成本上涨的影响。

    “压力开始显现，尤其是在全国汽油价格达到每加仑4美元之际，”海军联邦信用合作社首席经济学家希瑟·朗在一封电子邮件中说道。“随着通胀冲击最严重的阶段影响消费者，第二季度的消费和GDP增长几乎肯定会放缓。”

    白宫并未立即回应置评请求。

    特朗普政府称，近期油价飙升是暂时的，伊朗战争结束后燃油成本将回落。

    “‘史诗之怒行动’结束后，汽油价格将暴跌回美国车主在这些短期中断前享有的多年低位，”白宫发言人卡罗琳·莱维特周二在发给CBS News的电子邮件中说道。

    哥伦比亚广播公司近期对3335名成年人进行的一项民调发现，油价上涨加剧了人们对美国经济的担忧。

    根据LendingTree的一项新研究，约三分之一的美国人正在改变消费或储蓄习惯以应对更高的油价，另有35%的人表示，如果燃油成本持续高企，他们计划调整预算。

    得克萨斯州和加利福尼亚州的居民面临的燃油成本涨幅最大，这两个州人口众多且驾驶员数量庞大。联合经济委员会少数派的报告估算，自2月28日以来，得克萨斯州居民已额外多支付10.4亿美元的燃油费用，加利福尼亚州居民则多支付了9.7亿美元。

    分析称，其他燃油成本涨幅显著的州包括佛罗里达州，额外增加的汽油支出达6.84亿美元，以及北卡罗来纳州，额外支出3.61亿美元。

    https://www.cbsnews.com/video/average-us-gas-prices-hit-4-a-gallon-for-first-time-since-2022/

    Higher gas prices have cost U.S. drivers an additional $8.4 billion, Democrats say

    April 2, 2026 / 7:25 AM EDT / CBS News

    American drivers have paid an additional $8.4 billion in fuel costs since the Iran war started, according to a new estimate from the Joint Economic Committee’s Democratic minority.

    The lawmakers’ calculation is based on daily average gasoline prices as tracked by AAA between Feb. 28, when the U.S. and Israel attacked Iran, through March 31. The figure also draws on information from auto researcher Edmunds on the tank sizes of top-selling gas vehicles in the U.S. and on federal fuel consumption data from the Federal Highway Administration and Energy Information Administration.

    The average cost of gas across the U.S. rose to $4.06 a gallon on Wednesday after topping $4 the previous day for the first time since 2022, according to AAA data.

    Drivers of Toyota RAV4s now spend $58.26 to fill up their tanks, an increase of $15.02, or 35%, from before the war, the analysis finds. A Ford F-150 pickup truck costs $144.65 to fill up, an increase of $37.29, while Toyota Camry sedan owners are spending $52.23 to fill their tank, or $13.46 more than before the conflict started last month.

    Despite higher gas prices in March, credit card data shows consumers are continuing to spend, suggesting households so far are weathering the financial impact of higher fuel costs, according to Navy Federal Credit Union.

    But the Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index, released on March 31, shows fewer Americans are planning big-ticket purchases over the next six months, a sign some households could be feeling the effects of higher fuel costs.

    “The strain is starting to show, especially as gas hits $4 a gallon nationwide,” said Heather Long, chief economist at Navy Federal Credit Union, in an email. “It’s almost certainly going to be a muted second quarter for spending and GDP growth as the worst of the inflation shock hits consumers.”

    The White House didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.

    The Trump administration has said that the recent spike in gas prices is temporary and that fuel costs will subside when the Iran war ends.

    “When Operation Epic Fury is complete, gas prices will plummet back to the multi-year lows American drivers enjoyed before these short-term disruptions,” White House spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt told CBS News in an email on Tuesday.

    A recent CBS News poll of 3,335 adults found that rising gas prices are heightening concerns about the U.S. economy.

    About one-third of Americans are making changes to their spending or savings habits to cope with higher gas prices, while another 35% said they plan to adjust their budgets if fuel costs remain elevated, according to a new LendingTree study.

    Texas and California residents have faced the sharpest increase in gas costs due to their large populations and number of drivers. Texans have paid an additional $1.04 billion in fuel costs since Feb. 28, while Californians have paid an extra $970 million at the pump over the same time, the JEC Minority report estimates.

    Other states with significant increases include Florida, with $684 million in extra gas costs, and North Carolina, with an extra $361 million in spending, the analysis said.

    https://www.cbsnews.com/video/average-us-gas-prices-hit-4-a-gallon-for-first-time-since-2022/

  • 弗吉尼亚州重划选区斗争升级，反对者援引巴拉克·奥巴马过往言论


    2026-04-02T09:00:54.860Z / 美国有线电视新闻网（CNN）

    弗吉尼亚州重划选区斗争升级，反对者援引巴拉克·奥巴马过往言论

    作者：大卫·赖特、弗雷德里卡·舒滕
    发布于 2026年4月2日，美国东部时间早上5:00

    2025年11月1日，前总统巴拉克·奥巴马在弗吉尼亚州诺福克市查特韦尔竞技场，为弗吉尼亚州民主党州长候选人阿比盖尔·斯潘伯格的竞选活动站台。
    斯特凡尼·雷诺兹/彭博社/盖蒂图片社

    弗吉尼亚州全国有色人种协进会（NAACP）成员于周三上午集会，谴责他们所称的误导选民的邮件传单，这些传单对该州即将举行的重划选区公投进行了不实宣传。

    “今天，我们直面一个回响着吉姆·克罗时代的遗留问题——旨在制造混乱、压制黑人选民声音的虚假信息。我们在此郑重表明，我们不会被吓倒，我们将反击到底，”弗吉尼亚州州协进会主席科齐·贝利牧师说道。“我敦促大家保持警惕，自行了解此次公投的目的，并为弗吉尼亚州黑人选民的权利大力发声。”

    这些邮件传单印有前总统巴拉克·奥巴马的照片，并引用了他批评党派操纵选区划分的言论，其中包括六年前他在X平台上发表的一篇声明：“长期以来，党派操纵选区划分导致进展停滞，扭曲了我们的代议制政府。”传单上用醒目的大写字母敦促弗吉尼亚州选民“投反对票”。

    但这掩盖了一个事实：奥巴马是支持民主党人推动弗吉尼亚州重新划分国会选区的人士之一，这是一场由得克萨斯州共和党人去年夏天在唐纳德·特朗普总统授意下发起的、关于党派重划选区的连锁斗争的一部分。

    围绕奥巴马言论的争议，反映了4月21日公投前令一些民主党盟友担忧的困境。奥巴马、弗吉尼亚州州长阿比盖尔·斯潘伯格以及其他顶级民主党人过去曾推动无党派重划选区，如今却不得不动员选民参与一场特别选举，以通过一项可能导致共和党仅获得该州11个国会席位中1个的选区划分方案。

    2025年11月1日，美国前总统巴拉克·奥巴马在弗吉尼亚州诺福克市查特韦尔竞技场的竞选集会上发表讲话，弗吉尼亚州民主党州长候选人、前众议员阿比盖尔·斯潘伯格（左）在一旁欢笑。
    温·麦克纳米/盖蒂图片社

    弗吉尼亚州的任何民主党席位增量都可能对中期选举至关重要，因为共和党人正在红色州推行新的重划选区计划，而最高法院今年夏天可能就《选举权法案》作出一项关键裁决，这将进一步打乱2026年的选举格局。

    得克萨斯州和加利福尼亚州的两党已经各自通过了重划选区方案，旨在为各自党派新增五个席位——双方的增量基本相互抵消。

    上周，奥巴马相关的邮件传单开始流传，全国民主党重划选区委员会发表声明，谴责这份“不诚实的传单盗用了巴拉克·奥巴马总统的照片，并就他对弗吉尼亚州公投的立场撒谎”。

    当被置评时，民主与正义政治行动委员会主席、前州众议员A.C.科尔多扎为这些邮件传单进行了辩护。“没人能否认我们引用的言论的准确性。巴拉克·奥巴马、阿比盖尔·斯潘伯格等人都曾公开反对这类党派操纵选区划分的行为——我只是在提醒选民他们之前的立场，”科尔多扎说道。

    民主党仍拥有资金和政治优势

    得克萨斯州由共和党控制的州议会在特朗普的敦促下通过了一项重划选区法案。加利福尼亚州的相关方案已于去年11月提交给该州以自由派为主的选民表决。

    弗吉尼亚州在过去三届总统选举中都没有支持特朗普，但该州政治立场更为温和。

    “弗吉尼亚州不是加利福尼亚州，”弗吉尼亚州民主党众议员詹妮弗·麦克莱伦在接受《Punchbowl News》采访时表示，“两者完全不同。”

    民主党人正在为推动公投通过投入大量资源，并且仍抱有多重希望。

    从目前的提前投票情况来看，民主党与共和党初选参与者的比例大致与去年选举同期持平，而去年的选举中民主党人横扫了全州三大最高职位，并扩大了在弗吉尼亚州众议院的多数席位优势。虽然弗吉尼亚州的选民不会登记党派身份，但选民的初选参与历史可以表明他们大致倾向于哪个党派。

    3月31日，在弗吉尼亚州阿灵顿县埃伦·M·博兹曼政府中心，指示提前投票选民就弗吉尼亚州重划选区公投投赞成票或反对票的标牌。
    比尔·克拉克/CQ滚石公司/盖蒂图片社

    全国民主党人通过其非营利组织“众议院多数派推进基金”，为支持该公投的最大团体“弗吉尼亚州公平选举者”提供了近4000万美元资金中的约一半。另一家领先的自由派倡导组织“公平计划”额外捐赠了1000万美元。

    根据广告追踪公司AdImpact的数据，这帮助民主党在该公投的广告支出上以约3250万美元对比250万美元的优势远超共和党。

    奥巴马像他在加利福尼亚州公投中所做的那样，出现在支持重划选区阵营的电视广告中，该广告的播出时长已获得超过200万美元的广告时段投入。“共和党人想在国会窃取足够多的席位，以操纵下一次选举，为他们再争取两年不受制约的权力，但你可以通过投赞成票阻止他们，”奥巴马在广告中说道。

    距离投票还有三周时间，共和党阵营正涌入资金以缩小信息宣传方面的差距。众议院议长迈克·约翰逊本月将前往弗吉尼亚州为反对该公投的活动筹款。而反对重划选区的领先团体“弗吉尼亚州公平地图”在3月的最后一天收到了一家关联的匿名非营利组织捐赠的500万美元，这使其筹款总额翻倍至约800万美元。

    前弗吉尼亚州总检察长、“弗吉尼亚州公平地图”领导人之一贾森·米亚雷斯将这种支出失衡描述为“有点像大卫对阵歌利亚”，并辩称重划选区的支持者“被来自伊利诺伊州、加利福尼亚州和纽约州的外部资金淹没了”。

    “但正如我提醒大家的那样，大卫赢了，”米亚雷斯补充道。

    新任民主党州长阿比盖尔·斯潘伯格并未像加利福尼亚州州长加文·纽瑟姆那样将本州的重划选区斗争个人化，尽管她最近出现在了支持该公投的广告中。

    “我真的希望我们连考虑都不用考虑这件事，对吧？”她在接受《华盛顿邮报》采访时说道。“但在我们目前所处的世界里……我确实认为，弗吉尼亚州因为有能力做出响应，我认为为选民提供这种选择很重要。”

    支持新选区地图的团体还表示，他们指望随着各郡县增设线下投票点，未来几天民主党选民的投票热情会高涨。例如，从周六开始，弗吉尼亚州北部人口众多、以民主党选民为主的费尔法克斯县，提前投票点将从3个增加到16个。

    “弗吉尼亚州不是加利福尼亚州，对吧？但它仍然是一个蓝色州。而且我也认为民主党人总体上可能……拥有热情优势，”弗吉尼亚大学选举分析师凯尔·孔迪克说道。

    CNN的爱德华·吴为本报告贡献了内容。

    Virginia’s redistricting fight ramps up as opponents wield Barack Obama’s past comments

    2026-04-02T09:00:54.860Z / CNN

    Virginia’s redistricting fight ramps up as opponents wield Barack Obama’s past comments

    By David Wright, Fredreka Schouten

    Published Apr 2, 2026, 5:00 AM ET

    Former President Barack Obama during a campaign event for Abigail Spanberger, Democratic gubernatorial candidate for Virginia, at the Chartway Arena in Norfolk, Virginia, on November 1, 2025.

    Stefani Reynolds/Bloomberg/Getty Images

    Members of the Virginia NAACP gathered Wednesday morning to denounce mailers they said were misleading voters about the upcoming redistricting referendum in their state.

    “Today, we confront a legacy that echoes the Jim Crow era – disinformation designed to sow confusion and suppress the voices of Black voters. We are here to affirm that we will not be deterred, we will fight back,” said Rev. Cozy Bailey, president of the NAACP Virginia State Conference. “I urge you all to remain vigilant, to educate yourselves about the purpose of this referendum, and to advocate fiercely for the rights of Black voters in Virginia.”

    The mailers feature images of former President Barack Obama and quotes in which he criticizes gerrymandering, including one statement from six years ago, when he wrote on X: “For too long, gerrymandering has contributed to stalled progress and warped our representative government.” Large block letters on the mailers urge Virginians to “Vote No.”

    But that obscures that Obama is among those supporting Democrats’ push to redraw congressional lines in Virginia, part of a cascading fight over partisan redistricting begun by Texas Republicans last summer at President Donald Trump’s behest.

    The argument over Obama reflects the conundrum that is worrying some Democratic allies ahead of an April 21 referendum. Having promoted nonpartisan redistricting in the past, Obama, Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger and other top Democrats now have to motivate voters to turn out for a special election to impose a gerrymander that could leave Republicans with just one out of 11 US House seats in the state.

    Virginia Democratic gubernatorial candidate, former Rep. Abigail Spanberger (left) laughs as former US President Barack Obama speaks during a campaign rally in the Chartway Arena on November 1, 2025 in Norfolk, Virginia.

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    Any Democratic gains in Virginia could be crucial for the midterms, with Republicans pursuing new redistricting plans in red states and a pivotal Supreme Court decision on the Voting Rights Act that could come this summer and further upend the 2026 landscape.

    Already, Republicans in Texas and Democrats in California have enacted redistricting plans aimed at adding five seats to their respective columns – virtually offsetting each other.

    Last week as the Obama mailers began to circulate, the National Democratic Redistricting Committee issued a statement condemning the “dishonest mailer that features an unauthorized photo of President Barack Obama and lies about his position on the Virginia referendum.”

    Reached for comment, former state delegate A.C. Cordoza, the chairman of Democracy and Justice PAC, defended the mailers. “No one can refute the accuracy of the quotes we’re presenting. Barack Obama, Abigail Spanberger, and others have already spoken against this kind of gerrymandering – I’m simply reminding voters where they stood,” Cordoza said.

    Democrats still have financial and political advantages

    Texas’ GOP-controlled state legislature passed a measure at Trump’s urging. California’s response was put to the state’s predominantly liberal electorate last November.

    Virginia went against Trump in each of the last three presidential elections but has a more moderate bent.

    “Virginia’s not California,” Rep. Jennifer McClellan, a Virginia Democrat, told Punchbowl News. “It’s apples to oranges.”

    Democrats are pouring resources into the effort to pass the referendum and are still hopeful for several reasons.

    In the early vote so far, the ratio of Democratic to Republican primary participants is running roughly on par with the ratio at this point in last year’s election, which saw Democrats sweep the top three statewide offices and expand their majority in the Virginia House of Delegates. While voters in Virginia do not register with a political party, the primary participation history of voters can indicate which party they generally align with.

    Signs urge early voters to vote yes or no on the Virginia redistricting referendum at the Ellen M. Bozman Government Center in Arlington, Virginia, on March 31.

    Bill Clark/CQ-Roll Call, Inc./Getty Images

    National Democrats, through their nonprofit House Majority Forward, have contributed roughly half of the nearly $40 million in funding for the largest group on the “Yes” side, Virginians for Fair Elections. Another leading liberal advocacy organization, The Fairness Project, contributed an additional $10 million.

    That’s helped Democrats outspend Republicans on advertising for the vote by about $32.5 million to $2.5 million, according to data from the ad tracking firm AdImpact.

    Obama, as he did for California’s referendum, appears in a TV ad for redistricting proponents that has received more than $2 million in airtime. “Republicans want to steal enough seats in Congress to rig the next election and wield unchecked power for two more years, but you can stop them by voting yes,” Obama says in the spot.

    With three weeks to go, funds are rushing in on the Republican side to help close the messaging gap. House Speaker Mike Johnson is set to attend a fundraiser in Virginia this month for the opposition effort. And the leading group opposing redistricting, Virginians For Fair Maps, received $5 million on the last day of March from an affiliated, anonymous nonprofit, which more than doubled its fundraising total to about $8 million.

    Jason Miyares, former Virginia attorney general and one of the leaders of Virginians For Fair Maps, described the spending mismatch as “a little bit of David versus Goliath,” and argued redistricting proponents were “flooded with outside money from Illinois and California and New York.”

    “But, as I remind people, David won,” Miyares added.

    The new Democratic Gov. Abigail Spanberger has not personalized her state’s redistricting fight as Gov. Gavin Newsom did in California, though she appeared in a recent ad for the referendum.

    “Do I wish that we didn’t have to even consider this? Sure,” she told the Washington Post. “But in the world that we are living in … I do think that Virginia, because we have the ability to be responsive, I think that it’s important that we give that option to voters.”

    Groups supporting the new map also say they are counting on a surge of Democratic voters in the days ahead as counties open additional in-person voting locations. Starting Saturday in northern Virginia’s populous and heavily Democratic Fairfax County, for instance, early voting sites will grow from three sites to 16.

    “Virginia is not California, right? But it’s still a Democratic state, though. And I also think Democrats probably just generically have kind of … an enthusiasm advantage,” said Kyle Kondik, an elections analyst at the University of Virginia.

    CNN’s Edward Wu contributed to this report.

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    巴勒斯坦民众星期三（4月1日）在加沙城参与示威游行，抗议以色列通过的新法案。根据法案内容，被以色列军事法庭判定实施属于“恐怖主义行为”致命袭击的巴勒斯坦人，将默认面临死刑。 （法新社）

    八个回教徒占多数的国家发布联合声明，强烈谴责以色列的新死刑立法。这项法律规定，对军事法庭判定犯有致命袭击罪的巴勒斯坦人，默认判处绞刑。

    路透社报道，巴基斯坦星期四（4月2日）发布代表八个回教徒占多数国家的联合声明，对以色列新的死刑法予以强烈谴责，并指此举威胁到地区稳定。

    签署上述声明的国家分别是巴基斯坦、土耳其、埃及、印度尼西亚、约旦、卡塔尔、沙特阿拉伯和阿拉伯联合酋长国。

    根据以色列国会星期一（3月30日）通过的法律，在被以色列占领的约旦河西岸，由军事法庭判定实施属于“恐怖主义行为”致命袭击的巴勒斯坦人，默认面临死刑判决。

    八国声明说：“这项立法构成一种危险升级，特别是鉴于它对巴勒斯坦囚犯的歧视性适用。（声明）也强调，此类措施可能进一步加剧紧张局势，破坏地区稳定。”

    约旦河西岸的巴勒斯坦人自动由以色列军事法庭审判，这项立法实际上建立了一条独立且更严厉的司法轨道。

    这项法律遭到联合国和欧盟批评；美国则说，支持“以色列制定自身法律的主权权利”。

    在以色列民事法庭，对意图危害国家而杀人者，适用死刑或终身监禁。

    以色列仅两次执行过死刑，一次是在1948年建国初期，受刑者是一名被控犯有叛国罪的军官；另一次是1962年，被处以绞刑的是纳粹战犯阿道夫·艾希曼。

  • 指威胁地区稳定 八回教国谴责以色列新死刑法


    2026年4月2日 18:50 / 联合早报

    巴勒斯坦民众星期三（4月1日）在加沙城参与示威游行，抗议以色列通过的新法案。根据法案内容，被以色列军事法庭判定实施属于“恐怖主义行为”致命袭击的巴勒斯坦人，将默认面临死刑。 （法新社）

    八个回教徒占多数的国家发布联合声明，强烈谴责以色列的新死刑立法。这项法律规定，对军事法庭判定犯有致命袭击罪的巴勒斯坦人，默认判处绞刑。

    路透社报道，巴基斯坦星期四（4月2日）发布代表八个回教徒占多数国家的联合声明，对以色列新的死刑法予以强烈谴责，并指此举威胁到地区稳定。

    签署上述声明的国家分别是巴基斯坦、土耳其、埃及、印度尼西亚、约旦、卡塔尔、沙特阿拉伯和阿拉伯联合酋长国。

    根据以色列国会星期一（3月30日）通过的法律，在被以色列占领的约旦河西岸，由军事法庭判定实施属于“恐怖主义行为”致命袭击的巴勒斯坦人，默认面临死刑判决。

    八国声明说：“这项立法构成一种危险升级，特别是鉴于它对巴勒斯坦囚犯的歧视性适用。（声明）也强调，此类措施可能进一步加剧紧张局势，破坏地区稳定。”

    约旦河西岸的巴勒斯坦人自动由以色列军事法庭审判，这项立法实际上建立了一条独立且更严厉的司法轨道。

    这项法律遭到联合国和欧盟批评；美国则说，支持“以色列制定自身法律的主权权利”。

    在以色列民事法庭，对意图危害国家而杀人者，适用死刑或终身监禁。

    以色列仅两次执行过死刑，一次是在1948年建国初期，受刑者是一名被控犯有叛国罪的军官；另一次是1962年，被处以绞刑的是纳粹战犯阿道夫·艾希曼。

    指威胁地区稳定 八回教国谴责以色列新死刑法

    2026年4月2日 18:50 / 联合早报

    巴勒斯坦民众星期三（4月1日）在加沙城参与示威游行，抗议以色列通过的新法案。根据法案内容，被以色列军事法庭判定实施属于“恐怖主义行为”致命袭击的巴勒斯坦人，将默认面临死刑。 （法新社）

    八个回教徒占多数的国家发布联合声明，强烈谴责以色列的新死刑立法。这项法律规定，对军事法庭判定犯有致命袭击罪的巴勒斯坦人，默认判处绞刑。

    路透社报道，巴基斯坦星期四（4月2日）发布代表八个回教徒占多数国家的联合声明，对以色列新的死刑法予以强烈谴责，并指此举威胁到地区稳定。

    签署上述声明的国家分别是巴基斯坦、土耳其、埃及、印度尼西亚、约旦、卡塔尔、沙特阿拉伯和阿拉伯联合酋长国。

    根据以色列国会星期一（3月30日）通过的法律，在被以色列占领的约旦河西岸，由军事法庭判定实施属于“恐怖主义行为”致命袭击的巴勒斯坦人，默认面临死刑判决。

    八国声明说：“这项立法构成一种危险升级，特别是鉴于它对巴勒斯坦囚犯的歧视性适用。（声明）也强调，此类措施可能进一步加剧紧张局势，破坏地区稳定。”

    约旦河西岸的巴勒斯坦人自动由以色列军事法庭审判，这项立法实际上建立了一条独立且更严厉的司法轨道。

    这项法律遭到联合国和欧盟批评；美国则说，支持“以色列制定自身法律的主权权利”。

    在以色列民事法庭，对意图危害国家而杀人者，适用死刑或终身监禁。

    以色列仅两次执行过死刑，一次是在1948年建国初期，受刑者是一名被控犯有叛国罪的军官；另一次是1962年，被处以绞刑的是纳粹战犯阿道夫·艾希曼。

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    特朗普称“史诗怒火”行动开展32天后，伊朗“不再构成威胁”

    作者：布鲁克·辛曼 福克斯新闻

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    唐纳德·特朗普总统表示，终结前总统巴拉克·奥巴马2017年达成的伊朗核协议是他总统任内对抗伊朗的主要政绩之一，并于周三晚间对全国民众表示，他“很荣幸”完成了这一举措。

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    唐纳德·特朗普总统周三晚间对全国发表讲话，称在“史诗怒火”行动启动仅一个月后，美国在伊朗的“核心战略目标”已“接近完成”，并警告称美国将在未来几周内“极其严厉地打击”德黑兰。

    “今晚，我很高兴地宣布，这些核心战略目标已接近完成，”总统说道，称赞美国军方及其“非凡”的努力。

    以下是总统此次演讲的五大核心要点：

    特朗普称“史诗怒火”行动已“接近完成”

    唐纳德·特朗普总统周三晚间对美国民众表示，在“史诗怒火”行动开展32天后，伊朗“实质上已不再构成威胁”。

    总统在宣布“史诗怒火”行动时，详细说明了美国的目标。特朗普说：“我们正在系统性地摧毁该政权威胁美国或在境外投射力量的能力。”

    “这意味着消灭伊朗海军——如今该海军已彻底被摧毁，前所未有地打击其空军和导弹计划，并摧毁其国防工业基础，”总统周三晚间说道。

    深入报道：伊朗军事力量：导弹、民兵与为生存打造的武装

    唐纳德·特朗普总统就伊朗局势向全国发表更新讲话。（亚历克斯·布兰登/路透社泳池照片）

    “我们已经做到了这一切，”他继续说道，“他们的海军没了。他们的空军没了。他们的导弹几乎耗尽或被击毁。综合来看，这些行动将重创伊朗的军事力量，摧毁其支持恐怖主义代理组织的能力，并阻止他们制造核弹。”

    “我们的武装部队表现非凡，”总统说，“军事史上从未有过这样的情况。所有人都在谈论这件事。”

    “今晚，我很高兴地说，这些核心战略目标已接近完成，”他说。

    与此同时，总统感谢了美国在中东的盟友——“以色列、沙特阿拉伯、卡塔尔、阿联酋、科威特和巴林”。

    “他们一直表现出色，我们绝不会让他们以任何形式、任何方式受到伤害或遭遇失败，”他说。

    “从‘史诗怒火’行动一开始，我就明确表示，我们将继续推进，直至我们的目标完全实现，多亏了我们取得的进展，”他说，“今晚我可以说，我们有望很快完成美国所有的军事目标。非常快。”

    总统警告称，美国“将在未来两到三周内极其严厉地打击他们”。

    “我们将把他们打回他们本该待的石器时代，”他说，“与此同时，谈判仍在进行中。政权更迭并非我们的目标。我们从未说过要政权更迭，但由于其原有领导层全部死亡，政权更迭已经发生。他们都死了。新的领导层更温和，也更通情达理。”

    特朗普称美国国内油价上涨是“短期现象”

    自“史诗怒火”行动启动以来，美国的汽油价格出现上涨。总统承认了这一情况，并表示相信这些涨价是“短期的”。

    周二，美国汽油均价突破每加仑4美元，这是自2022年以来的首次。

    “许多美国人一直担心国内近期出现的汽油价格上涨，”总统说，“短期涨价完全是伊朗政权发动针对商业油轮和与冲突无关的邻国的疯狂恐怖袭击所致。”

    深度分析：特朗普与伊朗在结束战争的可能协议上为何相去甚远

    “这进一步证明，绝不能相信伊朗拥有核武器。他们会使用核武器，而且会迅速使用。这将导致数十年的勒索、经济痛苦和远超我们想象的不稳定，”总统说，“美国在经济上从未像现在这样做好应对这一威胁的准备。你们都知道，我们打造了历史上最强大的经济。”

    总统称赞了其领导下的经济表现，称他“将一个死气沉沉、奄奄一息的国家——我不想这么说，但上一届政府执政后，我们确实是一个死气沉沉、奄奄一息的国家——打造成了世界上最具活力的国家，没有通胀，涌入美国的投资创下纪录，超过18万亿美元，股市也创下历史新高，仅一年就有53个历史新高”。

    特朗普就伊朗局势发表黄金时段讲话。（亚历克斯·布兰登/路透社泳池照片）

    总统表示，这些经济成果“都让我们有能力消除长期潜伏的毒瘤”。

    “这个毒瘤就是伊朗核问题，他们从未料到会有今天。他们做梦也没想到，”他说，“请记住，由于我们的‘钻探宝贝，钻探’政策，美国拥有充足的天然气。我们的天然气多到用不完。”

    总统表示，在他的领导下，美国是“全球头号石油和天然气生产国，更不用说我们还通过特朗普政府的政策从委内瑞拉获得了数百万桶石油。我们生产的石油和天然气比沙特阿拉伯和俄罗斯加起来还要多”。

    “想想看——沙特阿拉伯和俄罗斯加起来，”他继续说道，“而且这个数字很快还会大幅提升。世界上没有哪个国家能和我们相比。”

    总统强调，“艰难的阶段已经过去”。

    “这场冲突结束后，海峡将恢复通航。自然而然地。它们会自然开放。他们会想要出售石油，因为那是他们重建经济的唯一途径，”他说，“石油供应将恢复正常，汽油价格也会迅速回落。”

    总统表示，有必要“借助我们历史性的减税政策，稍微应对一下伊朗问题，以消除这一可怕威胁。如今人们才刚刚开始谈论收到比预期更多的退税，他们拿到的钱比预想的要多得多。这都要归功于这项伟大、出色的法案”。

    他补充道：“我们的经济强劲且日益改善，很快就会迎来前所未有的强劲复苏。将超过一个月前的水平。”

    特朗普感谢美军在中东和委内瑞拉的行动

    总统周三晚间的演讲始于感谢美军“在短短几分钟内就拿下委内瑞拉这一国家的壮举”。

    “这次行动迅速、致命、猛烈，受到了全世界所有人的尊重，”特朗普说道，他指的是1月份的军事行动。

    中央司令部士兵听取战争部长皮特·赫格斯塞特的秘密视察汇报，他详细描述了与“对伊朗 unleashed 的美国勇士”的互动。（战争部长/X平台）

    “我们与委内瑞拉的合作，从真正意义上来说，是合资伙伴关系，”特朗普说，“我们在生产和销售大量石油和天然气方面合作得非常好——委内瑞拉拥有仅次于美国的全球第二大石油储备。”

    民调现状：特朗普在全国黄金时段发表讲话时的支持率

    转而谈到“史诗怒火”行动及其取得的进展，总统向“在这场战斗中牺牲的13名美国勇士致敬，他们的牺牲是为了让我们的子孙后代永远不必面对伊朗拥有核武器的威胁”。

    “过去一个月里，我两次前往多佛空军基地，我希望能陪伴这些英雄回到美国国土，陪伴他们的家人、父母、妻子、丈夫，”他说，“我们向他们致敬，现在我们必须完成他们为之献出生命的使命，”总统说，“他们每一个人的亲人都说，‘先生，请完成这项任务’，他们每个人都这么说，而我们将完成这项任务，而且会很快完成。我们已经非常接近目标了。”

    特朗普敦促美国人理性看待伊朗冲突

    “非常重要的一点是，我们要理性看待这场冲突，”总统说，“美国参与第一次世界大战的时长为1年7个月零5天。”

    “第二次世界大战持续了3年8个月零25天，”他继续说道，“朝鲜战争持续了3年1个月零2天。越南战争持续了19年5个月零29天。”

    “伊拉克战争持续了8年8个月零28天，”他说。

    https://www.foxnews.com/video/6392400810112

    “我们在这场军事行动中，对这个最强大的国家之一展开了32天的强大、精妙的打击，”他说，“这个国家已经被彻底击溃，实质上已不再构成威胁。”

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    特朗普表示，伊朗曾是“中东的恶霸，但他们不再是恶霸了”。

    “这是对你们的孩子和孙辈未来的真正投资，”他说，“全世界都在关注，他们无法忽视美国的力量、实力和精妙战术。他们只是不敢相信自己看到的一切。你们可以发挥想象力，但他们确实不敢相信——美国军方的精妙战术。”

    他补充道：“今晚，每个美国人都可以期待有一天，我们终于摆脱伊朗侵略的邪恶行径和核勒索的阴影。由于我们采取的行动，我们即将终结伊朗对美国和世界的险恶威胁。而且我要说，全世界都在关注。”

    特朗普抨击奥巴马的伊朗核协议

    唐纳德·特朗普总统表示，终结前总统巴拉克·奥巴马的伊朗核协议是他总统任内的主要政绩之一，并对全国民众表示，他“很荣幸”完成了这一举措。

    “我终止了巴拉克·侯赛因·奥巴马的伊朗核协议灾难，”特朗普说，“奥巴马给了他们17亿美元现金。绿色的现金，从弗吉尼亚、华盛顿特区和马里兰州的银行取出来的。他们拥有的所有现金。”

    总统接着表示，奥巴马“试图通过空运现金来换取他们的尊重和忠诚，但这并未奏效”。

    “他们嘲笑我们的总统，继续推进他们制造核弹的计划，”特朗普说，“他的伊朗核协议本会让伊朗拥有规模庞大的核武库，他们几年前就会拥有这些武器，而且他们会使用它们，那将是一个完全不同的世界。”

    https://www.foxnews.com/video/639240090712

    总统说：“在我看来，也是许多优秀专家的看法，如果我没有终止这项我深感荣幸完成的糟糕协议，现在中东和以色列都将不复存在。”

    “我为完成这件事感到无比自豪。从一开始它就糟糕透顶，”他说，“本质上，我做了其他任何总统都不愿做的事情。”

    他补充道：“他们犯下了错误，而我正在纠正这些错误。”

    总统表示，他“最初的偏好始终是外交途径，但伊朗政权继续不懈追求核武器，并拒绝了所有达成协议的尝试”。

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    “正因如此，今年6月，我下令打击伊朗的关键核设施，也就是‘午夜锤子’行动。此前从未有人见过这样的行动。那些出色的B-2轰炸机表现得非常出色，”他说，“我们彻底摧毁了这些核设施。”

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    What you need to know: 5 key takeaways from Trump’s Iran address

    April 2, 2026 5:00am EDT / Fox News

    Trump says Iran is ‘no longer a threat’ after 32 days of Operation Epic Fury

    By Brooke Singman Fox News

    WATCH: Trump says he was ‘honored’ to rip up Obama’s Iran nuclear deal, lists it among top achievements

    President Donald Trump said ending former President Barack Obama’s Iran nuclear deal from 2017 was among his top achievements against Iran as president, telling the nation Wednesday night he was ‘honored’ to do it.

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    President Donald Trump addressed the nation Wednesday night, saying the United States’ “core strategic objectives” in Iran are “nearing completion” just a month after Operation Epic Fury began and warned that the U.S. will hit Tehran “extremely hard” over the next several weeks.

    “Tonight, I’m pleased to say that these core strategic objectives are nearing completion,” the president said, touting the United States military and their “extraordinary” efforts.

    Here are the top five takeaways from the president’s address:

    Trump says Operation Epic Fury is ‘nearing completion’

    President Trump told Americans Wednesday night that after 32 days of Operation Epic Fury, Iran is “essentially really no longer a threat.”

    The president, upon the announcement of Operation Epic Fury, detailed the United States’ objectives. Trump said, “We are systematically dismantling the regime’s ability to threaten America or project power outside of their borders.”

    “That means eliminating Iran’s navy, which is now absolutely destroyed, hurting their air force and their missile program at levels never seen before, and annihilating their defense industrial base,” the president said Wednesday night.

    INSIDE IRAN’S MILITARY: MISSILES, MILITIAS AND A FORCE BUILT FOR SURVIVAL

    President Donald Trump addresses the nation to give an update on Iran.(Alex Brandon/Pool via Reuters)

    “We’ve done all of it,” he continued. “Their navy is gone. Their air force is gone. Their missiles are just about used up or beaten. Taken together, these actions will cripple Iran’s military, crush their ability to support terrorist proxies and deny them the ability to build a nuclear bomb.”

    “Our armed forces have been extraordinary,” the president said. “There’s never been anything like it militarily. Everyone is talking about it.”

    “And tonight, I’m pleased to say that these core strategic objectives are nearing completion,” he said.

    Meanwhile, the president thanked U.S. allies in the Middle East — “Israel, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UAE, Kuwait and Bahrain.”

    “They’ve been great, and we will not let them get hurt or fail in any way, shape or form,” he said.

    “I’ve made clear from the beginning of Operation Epic Fury that we will continue until our objectives are fully achieved, thanks to the progress we’ve made,” he said. “I can say tonight that we are on track to complete all of America’s military objectives shortly. Very shortly.”

    The president warned that the U.S. is “going to hit them extremely hard over the next two to three weeks.”

    “We’re going to bring them back to the Stone Ages where they belong,” he said. “In the meantime, discussions are ongoing. Regime change was not our goal. We never said regime change, but regime change has occurred because of all of their original leaders’ deaths. They’re all dead. The new group is less radical and much more reasonable.”

    Trump says rising gas prices in the US are ‘short term’

    Since Operation Epic Fury began, gas prices in the United States have increased. The president acknowledged that development, and expressed confidence that those increases are “short term.”

    The average price of a gallon of gas surpassed $4 Tuesday, a first since 2022.

    “Many Americans have been concerned to see the recent rise in gasoline prices here at home,” the president said. “The short-term increase has been entirely the result of the Iranian regime launching deranged terror attacks against commercial oil tankers and neighboring countries that have nothing to do with the conflict.”

    WHY TRUMP, IRAN SEEM LIGHT-YEARS APART ON ANY POSSIBLE DEAL TO END THE WAR

    “This is yet more proof that Iran can never be trusted with nuclear weapons. They will use them, and they will use them quickly. It would lead to decades of extortion, economic pain and instability worse than we can ever imagine,” the president said. “The United States has never been better prepared economically to confront this threat. You all know that we built the strongest economy in history.”

    The president touted the economy under his leadership, saying that he has “taken a dead and crippled country — I hate to say that, but we were dead and crippled country after the last administration — and made it the hottest country anywhere in the world by far, with no inflation, record-setting investments coming into the United States, over $18 trillion and the highest stock market ever with 53 all-time record highs in just one year.”

    Trump gives a primetime address on Iran.(Alex Brandon/Pool via Reuters)

    The president said those economic gains “all positioned us to get rid of a cancer that has long simmered.”

    “It’s known as the nuclear Iran, and they didn’t know what was coming. They’ve never imagined it,” he said. “Remember, because of our drill baby drill program, America has plenty of gas. We have so much gas.”

    The president said that, under his leadership, the U.S. is the “number one producer of oil and gas on the planet without even discussing the millions of barrels that we’re getting from Venezuela because of the Trump administration’s policies. We produce more oil and gas than Saudi Arabia and Russia combined.”

    “Think of that — Saudi Arabia and Russia combined,” he continued. “And that number will soon be substantially higher than that. There’s no country like us anywhere in the world.”

    The president stressed that “the hard part is done.”

    “When this conflict is over, the strait will open up. Naturally. It’ll just open up naturally. They’re going to want to be able to sell oil because that’s all they have to try and rebuild,” he said. “It will resume the flowing and the gas prices will rapidly come back down.”

    The president said it was necessary to “take that little journey to Iran to get rid of this horrible threat with our historic tax cuts, where people are just now talking about receiving larger refunds than they ever thought possible, they are getting so much more money than they thought. That’s from the great big, beautiful bill.”

    He added: “Our economy is strong and improving by the day and it will soon be roaring back like never before. It will top the levels that it was a month ago.”

    Trump thanks US troops for work in Middle East, Venezuela

    The president began his address Wednesday night by thanking U.S. troops for “the massive job they did in taking the country of Venezuela in a matter of minutes.”

    “That hit was quick, lethal, violent and respected by everyone all over the world,” Trump said, referring to the January operation.

    CENTCOM troops listen as they are paid a covert visit by War Secretary Pete Hegseth, who detailed the interactions with ‘American warriors unleashed’ on Iran.(War Secretary/X)

    “We’re working along with Venezuela are, in a true sense, joint venture partners,” Trump said. “We’re getting along incredibly well in the production and sale of massive amounts of oil and gas — the second-largest reserves on Earth after the United States of America.”

    POLL POSITION: WHERE TRUMP STANDS AMONG AMERICANS AS HE FACES THE NATION IN PRIMETIME

    Shifting to Operation Epic Fury and the progress made, the president honored “the 13 American warriors who have laid down their lives and this fight to prevent our children from ever having to face a nuclear Iran.”

    “Twice this past month, I have traveled to Dover Air Force Base, and it’s been something I wanted to be with those heroes as they return to American soil,” he said. “And I was with them and their families, their parents, their wives, their husbands.”

    “We salute them, and now we must honor them by completing the mission for which they gave their lives,” the president said. “And every single one of the people, their loved one said, please, sir, please finish the job, every one of them, and we are going to finish the job and we’re going to finish it very fast. We’re getting very close.”

    Trump urges Americans to keep the Iran conflict ‘in perspective’

    “It’s very important that we keep this conflict in perspective,” the president said. “American involvement in World War One lasted one year, seven months and five days.”

    “World War Two lasted for three years, eight months and 25 days,” he continued. “The Korean War lasted for three years, one month and two days. The Vietnam War lasted for 19 years, five months and 29 days.”

    “Iraq went on for eight years, eight months and 28 days,” the president said.

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    “We are in this military operation, so powerful, so brilliant against one of the most powerful countries for 32 days,” he said. “And the country has been eviscerated and, essentially, is really no longer a threat.”

    FOX NEWS LIVE UPDATES ON THE U.S. WAR WITH IRAN

    Trump said that Iran was “the bully of the Middle East, but they’re the bully no longer.”

    “This is a true investment in your children and your grandchildren’s future,” he said. “The whole world is watching, and they can’t leave the power, strength and brilliance. They just can’t believe what they’re seeing. They leave it to your imagination, but they can’t believe what they’re seeing — The brilliance of the United States military.”

    He added: “Tonight, every American can look forward to a day when we are finally free from the wickedness of Iranian aggression and the specter of nuclear blackmail. Because of the actions we have taken, we are on the cusp of ending Iran’s sinister threat to America and the world. And I’ll tell you, the world is watching.”

    Trump rips into Obama’s Iran Nuclear Deal

    President Trump said ending former President Barack Obama’s Iran nuclear deal was among his top achievements as president, telling the nation he was “honored” to do it.

    “I terminated Barack Hussein Obama’s Iran nuclear deal disaster,” Trump said. “Obama gave them $1.7 billion in cash. Green, green cash took it out of banks from Virginia, D.C. and Maryland. All the cash they had.”

    The president went on to say that Obama “flew it by airplanes in an attempt to buy their respect and loyalty. But it didn’t work.”

    “They laughed at our president and went on with their mission to have a nuclear bomb,” Trump said. “His Iran deal would have led to a colossal arsenal of massive nuclear weapons for Iran, and they would have had them years ago, and they would have used them, would have been a different world.”

    https://www.foxnews.com/video/6392400907112

    The president said, “There would have been no Middle East and no Israel right now, in my opinion, the opinion of a lot of great experts, had I not terminated that terrible deal that I was so honored to do it.”

    “I was so proud to do it It was so bad right from the beginning,” he said. “Essentially, I did what no other president was willing to do.”

    He added: “They made mistakes, and I am correcting them.”

    The president said his “first preference was always the path of diplomacy, yet the regime continued their relentless quest for nuclear weapons and rejected every attempt at an agreement.”

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    “For this reason, in June, I ordered a strike on Iran’s key nuclear facilities and Operation Midnight Hammer. And nobody’s ever seen anything like it. Those beautiful B-2 bombers performed magnificently,” he said. “We totally obliterated those nuclear sites.”

    But the president said the Iranian regime “then sought to rebuild their nuclear program at a totally different location, making clear they had no intention of abandoning their pursuit of nuclear weapons.”

    Brooke Singman is a political correspondent and reporter for Fox News Digital, Fox News Channel and FOX Business.

  • 参议院将部分重启国土安全部的法案送交众议院


    2026-04-02T11:29:13.297Z / 美国有线电视新闻网（CNN）

    作者：埃利斯·金
    更新于31分钟前
    更新时间：2026年4月2日，美国东部时间上午7:30
    发布时间：2026年4月2日，美国东部时间上午7:29

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    参议院周四全票通过一项旨在部分重启国土安全部的法案，该法案未包含移民执法与边境巡逻相关 funding。

    该法案现已送交众议院，众议院上周曾拒绝审议该法案，转而支持另一项拨款法案。

    在与参议院多数党领袖约翰·图恩达成协议，计划于今年春季推进一项包含总统移民与边境议程相关开支的更大规模法案后，众议院共和党领袖预计本次将审议该法案。

    目前尚不清楚众议院何时进行投票。参众两院均已进入为期两周的休会期，但期间会召开简短的“形式主义”会议。

    此举朝着 potentially 结束当前部分政府停摆的方向迈出了一步。

    本文为正在发展中的新闻，将持续更新。

    Senate sends bill to partially reopen DHS back to House

    2026-04-02T11:29:13.297Z / CNN

    By Ellis Kim
    Updated 31 min ago
    Updated Apr 2, 2026, 7:30 AM ET
    PUBLISHED Apr 2, 2026, 7:29 AM ET

    CNN

    The Senate on Thursday unanimously approved a bill aimed at partially reopening the Department of Homeland Security, which leaves out funding for immigration enforcement and border patrol.

    The measure now goes back to the House, which last week declined to take it up in favor of a different funding bill.

    House Republican leaders are expected to take up the measure this time, after reaching an agreement with Senate Majority Leader John Thune to pursue a larger bill this spring that will include spending for the president’s immigration and border agenda.

    It’s not clear when the House will vote. Both chambers are out on a two-week recess but have been convening brief ‘pro forma’ sessions.

    The move is a step toward potentially ending the ongoing partial government shutdown.

    This is a developing story and will be updated.

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    不满夫人被指态度恶劣 马克龙批特朗普言论“不妥当”

    2026年4月2日 19:10 / 联合早报

    法国总统马克龙与夫人布丽吉特（右）星期四（4月2日）抵达首尔空军基地，开启对韩国的访问。 （法新社）

    法国总统马克龙说，美国总统特朗普对他婚姻的评论“既不得体也不妥当”。

    法新社报道，马克龙星期四（4月2日）针对特朗普关于他婚姻的言论，发表上述回应。

    特朗普前一天说：“我给法国（总统）马克龙打了电话。他老婆对他极其恶劣，（他的）下巴还没从那一拳中恢复过来。”

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    不满夫人被指态度恶劣 马克龙批特朗普言论“不妥当”

    2026年4月2日 19:10 / 联合早报

    法国总统马克龙与夫人布丽吉特（右）星期四（4月2日）抵达首尔空军基地，开启对韩国的访问。 （法新社）

    法国总统马克龙说，美国总统特朗普对他婚姻的评论“既不得体也不妥当”。

    法新社报道，马克龙星期四（4月2日）针对特朗普关于他婚姻的言论，发表上述回应。

    特朗普前一天说：“我给法国（总统）马克龙打了电话。他老婆对他极其恶劣，（他的）下巴还没从那一拳中恢复过来。”

    这番话指的是2025年一段新闻视频，镜头拍到马克龙与夫人布丽吉特所乘专机的舱门打开时，布丽吉特似乎在推搡中击中马克龙的脸。

    马克龙随后否认两人不和，声称这是两人在闹着玩。

  • 中国商务部：中美经贸磋商为两国关系注入稳定性


    2026年4月2日 16:45 / 联合早报

    中国商务部：中美经贸磋商为两国关系注入稳定性

    中国商务部说，中美在经贸领域开展的磋商，为双边经贸关系注入了更多稳定性与确定性。图为江苏省连云港市的连云港港口。 （法新社）

    在美国总统特朗普宣布“解放日”关税一周年之际，中国商务部说，中美在经贸领域开展的磋商，为双边经贸关系注入了更多稳定性与确定性。

    中国商务部新闻发言人何亚东星期四（4月2日）在新闻发布会上说，中国始终认为中美经贸关系的本质是互利共赢，两国拥有广泛的共同利益和广阔的合作空间。稳定的双边经贸关系，符合两国人民的根本利益，也符合国际社会的期待。

    他指出，去年以来，在两国元首重要共识战略引领下，中美经过六轮经贸磋商，在经贸领域达成一系列磋商成果，为双边经贸关系和世界经济注入了更多稳定性和确定性。“事实充分证明，坚持相互尊重、平等对话协商，是弥合分歧、解决问题的最好方式。”

    何亚东还呼吁，中美双方应落实好两国元首重要共识以及前期经贸磋商成果，进一步发挥中美经贸磋商机制作用，加强对话沟通，妥善管控分歧，拓展务实合作，促进中美经贸关系健康、稳定、可持续发展。

    去年4月2日，特朗普宣布对包括中国在内的几乎所有贸易伙伴提高关税，冲击全球供应链。

    中国商务部说，中美在经贸领域开展的磋商，为双边经贸关系注入了更多稳定性与确定性。图为江苏省连云港市的连云港港口。 （法新社）

    在美国总统特朗普宣布“解放日”关税一周年之际，中国商务部说，中美在经贸领域开展的磋商，为双边经贸关系注入了更多稳定性与确定性。

    中国商务部新闻发言人何亚东星期四（4月2日）在新闻发布会上说，中国始终认为中美经贸关系的本质是互利共赢，两国拥有广泛的共同利益和广阔的合作空间。稳定的双边经贸关系，符合两国人民的根本利益，也符合国际社会的期待。

    他指出，去年以来，在两国元首重要共识战略引领下，中美经过六轮经贸磋商，在经贸领域达成一系列磋商成果，为双边经贸关系和世界经济注入了更多稳定性和确定性。“事实充分证明，坚持相互尊重、平等对话协商，是弥合分歧、解决问题的最好方式。”

    何亚东还呼吁，中美双方应落实好两国元首重要共识以及前期经贸磋商成果，进一步发挥中美经贸磋商机制作用，加强对话沟通，妥善管控分歧，拓展务实合作，促进中美经贸关系健康、稳定、可持续发展。

    去年4月2日，特朗普宣布对包括中国在内的几乎所有贸易伙伴提高关税，冲击全球供应链。

  • 关于出生地公民权，特朗普限制性移民议程遭遇罕见阻碍


    2026年4月2日 10:02 UTC / 路透社

    作者：安德鲁·钟 与 约翰·克鲁泽尔

    2026年4月2日 上午10:02 UTC 更新于1小时前

    • 最高法院对特朗普的公民权指令持怀疑态度
    • 特朗普历史性首次出席最高法院庭审
    • 法院此前在其他移民相关案件中支持特朗普

    华盛顿，4月2日 路透电 —— 总统唐纳德·特朗普从白宫短暂前往美国最高法院时，其核心优先事项——严厉打击移民政策——基本未受影响，此前该国最高司法机构多次出手支持他。但到他离开时，他的好运可能已经到头了。

    特朗普在法庭旁听席就座——这是在任总统首次历史性出席庭审——周三，九名大法官中的大多数似乎不愿让他推进其限制性移民议程中或许最大胆的一项举措。庭审争议焦点是他的行政令，该命令将拒绝每年数十万在美国本土出生婴儿的公民身份。

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    由保守派首席大法官约翰·罗伯茨领导二十多年的法院成员们暗示，政府为特朗普这项举措辩护的论点在法律上站不住脚，且本质上不切实际。

    “我不认为首席大法官罗伯茨想让自己以主持终结出生地公民权的法院而载入史册，”加州大学戴维斯分校移民法专家凯文·约翰逊说道。

    该法院以6比3的保守派多数席位，其中包括三名特朗普任命的大法官，听取了政府对下级法院驳回特朗普行政令的裁决提出的上诉。

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    公民权条款

    下级法院认定特朗普的行政令与美国宪法第十四修正案相悖，长期以来该修正案的解释是，几乎所有在美国本土出生的人都可获得公民身份，仅少数狭义例外情况，包括外国外交官或敌方占领部队成员的子女。

    第十四修正案中引发争议的条款被称为《公民权条款》，其内容为：“所有在合众国出生或归化合众国并受其管辖的人，都是合众国的和他们居住州的公民。”

    约翰逊表示，法院很可能会受到《公民权条款》直白语言以及“长期且不间断的历史惯例”的影响，维护出生地公民权。

    “大法官们的提问触及了该规则可能存在的一些漏洞，但规则本身依然稳固，”约翰逊说。

    罗伯茨将政府提出的“第十四修正案‘受其管辖’一词限制了大量移民类别”的论点称为“离奇”。

    这位首席大法官还似乎驳回了美国副司法部长D·约翰·索尔为特朗普行政令辩护时提出的主张，即“生育旅游”的风险——外国人为给孩子获取美国公民身份而赴美分娩——是长期以来对公民权条款解释错误的理由。

    “我们如今身处一个新世界，”索尔说道。“80亿人口仅需搭乘一次航班就能生下一名美国公民。”

    “好吧，这是个新世界，”罗伯茨回应道。“但宪法还是那部宪法。”

    不过，并非所有大法官都对特朗普的政策持怀疑态度。例如，保守派大法官塞缪尔·阿利托似乎认同政府的论点，即出生地公民权应仅扩大到那些在美国拥有“合法居所”的人，政府律师将其定义为“在一国境内合法、永久居住，并有意居留”。

    2026年4月1日，在美国华盛顿，示威者在美国最高法院大楼外手持标语牌，抗议法院就特朗普政府限制移民子女出生地公民权的合法性进行口头辩论。路透社/凯莉·库珀

    全面移民议程

    特朗普的行政令指示美国各机构，若父母均非美国公民或合法永久居民（即“绿卡”持有者），则不承认其在美国出生子女的公民身份。特朗普于2025年1月重返总统岗位首日签署了该命令，它作为其限制合法与非法移民全面议程的关键组成部分得以保留。

    该行政令以及其政府采取的许多其他移民相关措施，尤其是推行大规模驱逐政策的举措，很快就遭到了法庭挑战。

    周三的庭审走向与最高法院此前的一系列裁决形成鲜明对比，此前这些裁决允许特朗普在法律挑战仍在进行期间实施诸多此类政策。

    例如，法院允许特朗普终止对移民的人道主义保护，将他们驱逐到与其毫无关联的国家，并开展激进的移民突袭行动，可基于种族或语言针对个人。不过，在某些案件中，大法官们裁定政府必须公平对待移民，这符合宪法规定的正当程序要求。

    纽约哥伦比亚大学法学院移民权利诊所主任埃洛拉·慕克吉表示，尽管法院在其他移民问题上支持特朗普，但在出生地公民权问题上裁决反对特朗普并不令人意外。

    “出生地公民权是我们作为一个国家身份的核心，”慕克吉说。“这与其他情况不同……那些情况并非所有美国人生活方式的核心，也不是我们国家几代人以来自我认知的核心。”

    乔治梅森大学法学教授伊利亚·索明是宪法法律专家，他表示法院在许多移民相关问题上对特朗普过于顺从。

    这位共和党总统在出生地公民权问题上败诉意义重大，部分原因在于“本案中论据和先例的权重明显偏向一方，比大多数其他案件都更甚”，索明说道。

    尽管过去一年里，法院在移民事务及其他领域多次支持特朗普，但此次庭审可能预示着总统另一项核心优先事项将遭受重大打击。今年2月，法院以6比3的裁决驳回了特朗普依据一项旨在应对国家紧急状态的法律推行的全面全球关税政策。

    “蠢货”

    该裁决激怒了特朗普，他抨击法院，称反对他的大法官们不爱国、不忠诚，并将他任命的两名大法官——尼尔·戈萨奇和艾米·科尼·巴雷特——称为“家族的耻辱”。

    “最高法院的表现一直不太好，”特朗普周三说道，他补充称，他任命的某些大法官想要展现自己的独立性。他称他们为“蠢货”。

    特朗普出现在典雅的法庭内这一事实，不太可能对案件结果产生影响。裁决预计将于6月底前公布。

    不过，在旁听庭审时，特朗普或许注意到了法官们身着黑袍就座的席位上方的大理石浮雕。

    其中一尊雕刻人物身侧放着一本书，被称为“法律的威严”。

    安德鲁·钟与约翰·克鲁泽尔在华盛顿报道；特雷弗·哈尼西补充报道

    我们的准则：汤森路透信托原则。

    On birthright citizenship, Trump’s restrictive immigration agenda hits a rare roadblock

    2026-04-02 10:02 UTC / Reuters

    By Andrew Chung and John Kruzel

    April 2, 2026 10:02 AM UTC Updated 1 hour ago

    • Supreme Court skeptical of Trump citizenship directive
    • In historic first, Trump attended the court’s arguments
    • Court has backed Trump in other immigration-related cases

    WASHINGTON, April 2 (Reuters) – President Donald Trump took the short trip from the White House to the U.S. Supreme Court with his signature priority of cracking down on immigration largely intact, given repeated interventions by the nation’s highest judicial body in his favor. By the time he left, his luck may have run out.

    With Trump looking on from the public section of the ​courtroom – a historic first for a sitting president – most of the nine justices seemed unwilling on Wednesday to let him proceed with what may be the most audacious piece of his restrictive immigration agenda. At issue during the ‌arguments was his executive order that would deny birthright citizenship to hundreds of thousands of babies born each year on U.S. soil.

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    The members of the court, led for more than two decades by conservative Chief Justice John Roberts, signaled that the administration’s arguments backing Trump’s effort are legally invalid and inherently impractical.

    “I do not think that Chief Justice Roberts wants to go down in history as presiding over a court that ended birthright citizenship,” said Kevin Johnson, an immigration law expert at the University of California, Davis.

    The court, whose 6-3 conservative majority includes three justices appointed by Trump, heard the administration’s appeal ​of a lower court’s decision that blocked his directive.

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    THE CITIZENSHIP CLAUSE

    The lower court found Trump’s order to be inconsistent with the U.S. Constitution’s 14th Amendment, which long has been interpreted as granting citizenship to virtually anyone born on U.S. ​soil, with some narrow exceptions including the children of foreign diplomats or members of an enemy occupying force.

    The 14th Amendment’s provision at issue, called the Citizenship Clause, states: “All persons born or naturalized ⁠in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States.”

    Johnson said the court will likely be swayed by the plain language of the Citizenship Clause and the “long, unbroken history” of birthright citizenship.

    “The questions of the justices touched ​on some possible cracks in the rule but it remains intact,” Johnson said.

    Roberts labeled as “quirky” the administration’s argument that the 14th Amendment’s phrase “subject to the jurisdiction thereof” limits large categories of immigrants.

    The chief justice also appeared to dismiss a contention by U.S. Solicitor General ​D. John Sauer, defending Trump’s order, that the risk of “birth tourism” – by which foreigners travel to the United States to give birth and secure citizenship for their children – is a reason why the longstanding interpretation of the citizenship provision is wrong.

    “We’re in a new world now,” Sauer said. “Eight billion people are one plane ride away from having a child who’s a U.S. citizen.”

    “Well, it’s a new world,” Roberts replied. “It’s the same Constitution.”

    Not all the justices appeared to doubt Trump’s policy, however. Conservative Justice Samuel Alito, for instance, seemed receptive to the administration’s argument that birthright citizenship should be extended ​only to those with “lawful domicile” in the U.S., which lawyers for the administration define as “lawful, permanent residence within a nation, with intent to remain.”

    Demonstrators hold placards outside the U.S. Supreme Court building as the court hears oral arguments on the legality of the Trump administration’s effort to limit birthright citizenship for the children of immigrants, in Washington, D.C., U.S., April 1, 2026. REUTERS/Kylie Cooper

    SWEEPING IMMIGRATION AGENDA

    Trump’s order had instructed U.S. agencies not to recognize the citizenship of children born in the United States ​if neither parent is an American citizen or legal permanent resident, also called a “green card” holder. Trump issued it on his first day back in office in January 2025, and it stood as a key part of his sweeping agenda to restrict both legal and illegal immigration.

    Both ‌it and many ⁠other immigration-related measures his administration has taken, in particular to pursue a policy of mass deportation, were quickly challenged in court.

    The trajectory of Wednesday’s arguments contrasted with a number of actions the Supreme Court has taken that have allowed Trump to implement many of these policies while the legal challenges play out.

    For instance, the court has let Trump end humanitarian protections for migrants, deport them to countries where they have no ties and carry out aggressive immigration raids that can target individuals based on their race or language. In certain cases, however, the justices have ruled that the administration must treat migrants fairly, as required under the Constitution’s promise of due process.

    Elora Mukherjee, director of the immigrant rights clinic at Columbia University’s law school in New York, said it is not surprising that the court would rule ​against Trump on birthright citizenship despite siding with him on other ​immigration issues.

    “Birthright citizenship is core to our identity as ⁠a nation,” Mukherjee said. “It is unlike any of the other contexts … which are not central to how all Americans live their lives and are not central to how we as a nation for generations have viewed ourselves.”

    George Mason University law professor Ilya Somin, an expert on constitutional law, said the court has been overly deferential to Trump on many immigration-related issues.

    A defeat for the Republican president ​on birthright citizenship would be significant in part because “the weight of argument and precedent is strongly on one side here, more so than in most of the other cases,” Somin ​said.

    Though the court has frequently sided with Trump ⁠over the past year on immigration matters and beyond, the arguments potentially foreshadow a major blow to another signature priority for the president. The justices in a 6-3 ruling in February struck down the sweeping global tariffs that Trump pursued under a law meant for use in national emergencies.

    ‘STUPID PEOPLE’

    That ruling provoked Trump to lash out at the court, calling the justices who ruled against him unpatriotic and disloyal and two of his appointees – Neil Gorsuch and Amy Coney Barrett – an “embarrassment to their families.”

    The “Supreme Court’s not been acting very well,” Trump said on Wednesday, ⁠adding that certain justices ​he appointed want to show their independence. “Stupid people,” he called them.

    The fact that Trump was present in the elegant courtroom is unlikely to make a ​difference in the outcome of the case. A ruling is expected by the end of June.

    As he watched the proceedings, however, Trump might have spotted a marble frieze above the bench where the justices preside in their black robes.

    One of the sculpted figures depicted, with a book at his side, is known as “Majesty of ​the Law.”

    Reporting by Andrew Chung and John Kruzel in Washington; Additional reporting by Trevor Hunnicutt;

    Our Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles.