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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。
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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。
2026年4月2日 16:45 / 联合早报
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。
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
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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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
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。
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”。
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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
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 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
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.
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;
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5 things to know for April 2: Artemis II launch, Trump’s address, Oil prices, China’s nuclear arsenal, Raw cheese
2026-04-02 07:19 AM ET / CNN
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NASA’s Artemis II Space Launch System rocket carrying the Orion spacecraft lifts off from Launch Complex 39B at Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida.
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Four astronauts blasted off from Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Wednesday on a monumental 10-day mission around the moon. The risky lunar venture will mark the first time astronauts return to the moon’s vicinity in more than 50 years. Artemis II will not land, but the test flight is designed to pave the way for a future crewed mission to the moon’s largely unexplored south pole. After a busy launch day, the astronauts are set to complete a critical engine burn today to help propel them toward lunar orbit. The crew includes NASA astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover and Christina Koch, along with Canadian Space Agency astronaut Jeremy Hansen.
Artemis II crew is going to the moon ‘for all of humanity’
The four astronauts aboard the Artemis II have embarked on a lunar venture that could mark the first time astronauts return to the vicinity of the moon in more than 50 years. The crew shared a message ahead of the historic flight.
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In a primetime address on Wednesday, President Donald Trump said the war in Iran is “nearing completion,” while also warning he could bomb the country “back to the stone ages” if it does not agree to a peace deal within two to three weeks. He claimed success on his central objective — preventing Iran from developing a nuclear weapon — and urged Americans to be patient. He also downplayed the US’ reliance on the Strait of Hormuz and the global impact of its closure. Iran’s military rejected Trump’s assertion that it has been weakened by more than a month of strikes. “Following the powerful and unimaginable blows you have already received, expect even more crushing, more extensive and destructive actions from us,” it said in a statement.
Oil prices jumped and stocks slipped today after President Trump’s remarks dashed investors’ hopes for a swift end to the war. Brent crude rose 7.4% to more than $108 a barrel, while the US benchmark climbed 7% to about $107, as stock markets reversed earlier gains. In his Wednesday address, Trump said that the US — the world’s top oil producer— is insulated from supply shocks. But many Americans may find that statement hard to accept as they feel the pinch of gas prices soaring past $4 per gallon, which will likely increase the cost of everything from groceries to air travel.
The modernization of nuclear sites in China’s Sichuan province supports claims by the Trump administration that Beijing is pursuing its most significant nuclear weapons infrastructure expansion in decades, a CNN investigation has found. This comes as President Trump is set to visit Beijing next month, where he is expected to press Chinese leader Xi Jinping on curbing those ambitions. Experts are closely monitoring a facility called Site 906, which saw little development for decades — until now. CNN’s analysis of satellite imagery shows new buildings and infrastructure, including a massive dome that appears to be designed to keep highly radioactive materials such as uranium and plutonium trapped inside.
The facility known as Site 906 in China’s Sichuan province, seen in images spanning from 2019 to 2025.
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Federal health officials are investigating a multistate outbreak of a dangerous E. coli strain linked to raw cheddar cheese, the FDA said. At least nine people have fallen ill and three have been hospitalized, prompting renewed warnings about the risks of raw milk products. Though raw dairy is growing in popularity due to its perceived benefits, health experts stress that pasteurization remains one of the most effective ways to prevent foodborne illnesses. It reduces risk through a process that heats milk to a specific temperature for a set period of time and then cools it rapidly. These steps are designed to kill harmful bacteria while preserving the milk’s nutritional value.
A “system failure” caused a multi-vehicle robotaxi outage in the Chinese city of Wuhan, police said. See the moment vehicles stalled in the road.
Shamita Sharmacharja, curator at London’s Wellcome Collection, explores this question in her latest exhibition, “The Coming of Age.”
An Egyptian traveler set off in October on a quest to circle the globe without flying. Instead, he’s hopping on camels, sailboats and poultry trucks in search of a more immersive way to see the world.
Joseph Baena is following in his famous father’s footsteps, picking up the top prize in three categories at a bodybuilding competition in Colorado.
Cuban blackouts, Colombian drug cartels and Brazilian dark horses. A new Miami forum puts America’s foreign policy pivot under the spotlight.
Apple ‘superfan’ shows off epic collection
Apple’s #1 “Superfan” gives CNN’s Bill Weir a tour of his home museum and shares why he’s conflicted about the way the company is run today. See the full report in The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper — “50 Years of Apple,” airing Saturday at 10pm ET/PT.
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Apple ‘superfan’ shows off epic collection
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Apple’s #1 “Superfan” gives CNN’s Bill Weir a tour of his home museum and explains why he’s conflicted about how the company is run today..
Today’s edition of 5 Things AM was edited and produced by CNN’s Andrew Torgan.
2026年4月2日 / 美国东部时间早上7:21 / 哥伦比亚广播公司（CBS）新闻
华盛顿讯 参议院周四早些时候就为国土安全部大部分机构拨付资金迈出了第一步。此前众议院共和党领导人转变立场，同意一项在后续再争取额外拨款的同时重启大部分政府部门的计划。
参议院多数党领袖约翰·图恩周四上午在参议院议场提出动议，将参众两院上周达成一致的一项法案送交众议院。该法案将为除移民海关执法局（ICE）以及海关和边境保护局部分部门之外的所有国土安全部机构拨付资金。
今年早些时候明尼阿波利斯发生两起联邦特工参与的致命枪击事件后，民主党一直反对为国土安全部的移民执法行动拨款。上周围绕移民海关执法局改革的谈判陷入僵局后，参议院推进了一项为该部门绝大多数机构提供资金的计划。
但该计划很快遭到众议院阻挠。在保守派的反对声中，众议院议长迈克·约翰逊选择放弃参议院的计划，转而提出一项临时法案为整个国土安全部拨付资金。就在参议院休会一天后，众议院也休会了，此时两党仍未找到为该部门拨款的两院共同途径。
随后在周三，特朗普总统要求议员们通过和解程序为移民海关执法局和边境巡逻队拨款，这一程序允许共和党人无需参议院民主党支持就能推进法案。数小时后，图恩和约翰逊表示，他们将通过和解程序在未来三年内为这些移民执法机构提供资金，同时争取在未来几天内通过其他项目的拨款。
这一策略与参议院上周为该部门拨款的计划如出一辙。
众议院下一步行动的时间仍不明确。参众两院均已休会，直至4月13日当周。图恩在周四的形式议会上推进了该法案，众议院也定于当天晚些时候上午时段举行形式议会。但众议院共和党领导人可能会等到全院议员返回后再进行投票。
https://www.cbsnews.com/video/comer-senate-funding-deal-not-way-leaders-supposed-to-act/
在国土安全部大部分机构获得拨款后，共和党将把注意力转向和解程序，目标是在6月1日前将法案提交总统签署。
Senate takes first step toward ending DHS shutdown after House GOP reverses course
April 2, 2026 / 7:21 AM EDT / CBS News
Washington — The Senate early Thursday took the first step toward funding the bulk of the Department of Homeland Security after House GOP leaders reversed course and agreed on a plan to reopen most of the government while pursuing additional funding at a later date.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune took to the Senate floor Thursday morning to move to send the House a measure that Senate Democrats and Republicans agreed to last week, which would fund all of DHS except for Immigration and Customs Enforcement and portions of Customs and Border Protection.
Democrats have opposed funding DHS’ immigration enforcement operation since two deadly shootings by federal agents in Minneapolis earlier this year. And after negotiations stalled over reforms to ICE last week, the Senate moved forward with a plan to fund the vast majority of the department.
But the plan was quickly thwarted by the House. Amid opposition from conservatives, Speaker Mike Johnson opted to ditch the Senate plan and instead put forward a temporary measure to fund all of DHS. The House left town for recess, just a day after the Senate, with no bicameral path to fund the department.
Then on Wednesday, President Trump demanded that lawmakers fund ICE and Border Patrol through the reconciliation process, which allows Republicans to move forward with a bill without support from Senate Democrats. Hours later, Thune and Johnson said they would pursue funding for the immigration enforcement agencies for three years through the reconciliation process, while working to approve the other funding in the coming days.
The strategy mirrored what the Senate’s plan to fund the department last week.
The timing of the House’s next move remains unclear. Both the House and Senate are away on recess until the week of April 13. Thune moved the measure forward in a pro forma session Thursday, and the House is set to meet later in the morning for its own pro forma session. But House GOP leaders may wait to hold a vote until the full chamber returns.
https://www.cbsnews.com/video/comer-senate-funding-deal-not-way-leaders-supposed-to-act/
After the bulk of DHS is funded, Republicans will turn their attention to reconciliation, with a deadline to get the bill on the president’s desk by June 1.
2026年4月2日 19:42 / 联合早报
英国首相斯塔默说，重开霍尔木兹海峡绝非易事，需要“军事力量与外交行动的统一战线”，同时也要与航运业合作。 （路透社档案照片）
英国即将召集30多个国家举行会谈，探讨重开霍尔木兹海峡的方法。
路透社报道，英国外交部长库珀将于伦敦时间星期四（4月2日）中午，主持与35国的线上磋商。与会国包括法国、德国、意大利、加拿大和阿拉伯联合酋长国，届时各方会讨论如何恢复霍尔木兹海峡航行。
美国预计不会出席会议。美国总统特朗普在星期三（1日）的全国讲话中表明，霍尔木兹海峡可能会“自然”开放，而确保这条石油运输关键水道畅通的责任，应落在依赖这条航道的国家身上。
美国和以色列2月底对伊朗发动军事打击后，伊朗已实质封锁霍尔木兹海峡，作为对美以联合空袭的报复举措。此举导致全球能源价格飙升，重开霍尔木兹海峡，已成为全球各国政府的当务之急。
英国首相斯塔默星期三说，磋商会议将评估为恢复霍尔木兹海峡航行自由，可采取的所有可行外交和政治措施。
由于担心卷入冲突，欧洲国家起初拒绝特朗普派遣海军前往霍尔木兹海峡护航的要求。不过，据欧洲官员透露，面对能源成本上涨和经济冲击，各国希望组建一个联盟，探讨一旦达成停火协议后，重开霍尔木兹海峡的途径。
一名欧洲官员指出，预计任何重开海峡计划的第一阶段，都会努力确保在霍尔木兹海峡清扫水雷；第二阶段则旨在保护穿越这片海域的油轮。
斯塔默说，重开霍尔木兹海峡绝非易事，需要“军事力量与外交行动的统一战线”，同时也要与航运业合作。
英国首相斯塔默说，重开霍尔木兹海峡绝非易事，需要“军事力量与外交行动的统一战线”，同时也要与航运业合作。 （路透社档案照片）
英国即将召集30多个国家举行会谈，探讨重开霍尔木兹海峡的方法。
路透社报道，英国外交部长库珀将于伦敦时间星期四（4月2日）中午，主持与35国的线上磋商。与会国包括法国、德国、意大利、加拿大和阿拉伯联合酋长国，届时各方会讨论如何恢复霍尔木兹海峡航行。
美国预计不会出席会议。美国总统特朗普在星期三（1日）的全国讲话中表明，霍尔木兹海峡可能会“自然”开放，而确保这条石油运输关键水道畅通的责任，应落在依赖这条航道的国家身上。
美国和以色列2月底对伊朗发动军事打击后，伊朗已实质封锁霍尔木兹海峡，作为对美以联合空袭的报复举措。此举导致全球能源价格飙升，重开霍尔木兹海峡，已成为全球各国政府的当务之急。
英国首相斯塔默星期三说，磋商会议将评估为恢复霍尔木兹海峡航行自由，可采取的所有可行外交和政治措施。
由于担心卷入冲突，欧洲国家起初拒绝特朗普派遣海军前往霍尔木兹海峡护航的要求。不过，据欧洲官员透露，面对能源成本上涨和经济冲击，各国希望组建一个联盟，探讨一旦达成停火协议后，重开霍尔木兹海峡的途径。
一名欧洲官员指出，预计任何重开海峡计划的第一阶段，都会努力确保在霍尔木兹海峡清扫水雷；第二阶段则旨在保护穿越这片海域的油轮。
斯塔默说，重开霍尔木兹海峡绝非易事，需要“军事力量与外交行动的统一战线”，同时也要与航运业合作。
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英国将与逾30国磋商 如何重开霍尔木兹海峡
2026年4月2日 19:42 / 联合早报
英国将与逾30国磋商 如何重开霍尔木兹海峡
英国首相斯塔默说，重开霍尔木兹海峡绝非易事，需要“军事力量与外交行动的统一战线”，同时也要与航运业合作。 （路透社档案照片）
英国即将召集30多个国家举行会谈，探讨重开霍尔木兹海峡的方法。
路透社报道，英国外交部长库珀将于伦敦时间星期四（4月2日）中午，主持与35国的线上磋商。与会国包括法国、德国、意大利、加拿大和阿拉伯联合酋长国，届时各方会讨论如何恢复霍尔木兹海峡航行。
美国预计不会出席会议。美国总统特朗普在星期三（1日）的全国讲话中表明，霍尔木兹海峡可能会“自然”开放，而确保这条石油运输关键水道畅通的责任，应落在依赖这条航道的国家身上。
美国和以色列2月底对伊朗发动军事打击后，伊朗已实质封锁霍尔木兹海峡，作为对美以联合空袭的报复举措。此举导致全球能源价格飙升，重开霍尔木兹海峡，已成为全球各国政府的当务之急。
英国首相斯塔默星期三说，磋商会议将评估为恢复霍尔木兹海峡航行自由，可采取的所有可行外交和政治措施。
由于担心卷入冲突，欧洲国家起初拒绝特朗普派遣海军前往霍尔木兹海峡护航的要求。不过，据欧洲官员透露，面对能源成本上涨和经济冲击，各国希望组建一个联盟，探讨一旦达成停火协议后，重开霍尔木兹海峡的途径。
一名欧洲官员指出，预计任何重开海峡计划的第一阶段，都会努力确保在霍尔木兹海峡清扫水雷；第二阶段则旨在保护穿越这片海域的油轮。
斯塔默说，重开霍尔木兹海峡绝非易事，需要“军事力量与外交行动的统一战线”，同时也要与航运业合作。
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大巴窑居民诉：打“中医”旗号 按摩院藏春色
2026年4月2日 14:52 / 新明意外组、新明日报
记者上网查询大巴窑4巷一家按摩院的广告，可见“TCM Wellness”“Manhood Massage”等字样，以及数张美女宣传照和视频。 （谷歌截图）
大巴窑邻里现歪风，居民申诉有店铺打着“中医按摩”旗号，暗地里提供色情服务，指此风不可长。
《新明日报》接获读者爆料，指大巴窑4巷组屋区的邻里按摩院暗藏春色，甚至在网上打广告，贴出穿着清凉的美女图，称提供“前列腺按摩”和“雄风按摩”等服务。
读者说，按摩院的招牌写有“中医理疗”“补肾艾泥”和“淋巴排毒按摩”等字眼，现场按摩师穿着保守，但实则挂羊头卖狗肉，会提供性服务赚外快。
“我觉得这样很不妥，让那些真的想找正统中医的顾客不知如何是好，这股歪风真的不可长。”
记者上网查询按摩院的广告，可见“TCM Wellness（中医保健）”“Manhood Massage（雄风按摩）”等字样，和数张美女宣传照和视频。视频显示，按摩女身穿低胸装、紧身裙、黑丝袜，在按摩床上向镜头招手邀请，眼神撩人。
记者日前走访时发现，一名身穿白色衬衫的30来岁女子坐在门口等待客人上门，门前玻璃被贴纸遮盖起来，店内设有两个隔间且灯光昏暗，走道上也可见电眼。
记者上前询问价格时，按摩女邀请记者进店“了解详情”，并直称该处提供“抓龙筋”和“前列腺按摩”等服务，还说店内目前正做促销，可“按摩和保养一起做”。
进入隔间后，按摩女一开始进行正规按摩，不久后就主动攀谈，介绍自己来自中国，在此工作没多久，说一个人在本地“觉得寂寞，如果有人可以带出去玩多好”。
之后，按摩女问是否要“从头到脚好好舒压”，并说“保养”服务收费70元，甚至称“很多顾客说我服务好，都回来找我”。
眼见记者沉默不语，按摩女随后在按摩过程中不断尝试作出破格的亲密接触，并在按摩快结束时，再度询问“真的不要吗？”记者再度拒绝后，对方便草草结束按摩。
正规中医馆批评做法败坏中医名声。
一名在丹戎巴葛经营超过20年的中医馆业者说，市场上确有商家借用“中医”名义营业，但实则鱼目混珠，店内并无注册中医师，也不提供针灸、中药等传统疗法。
“这些商家多数从事美容服务，但我们希望不要使用中医名头。久而久之，公众难以分辨，甚至可能被误导，也会影响中医行业的整体形象。”
另一家大巴窑的中医馆业者说，类似做法会导致公众混淆正统中医推拿和普通按摩之间的区别。
“有顾客上门问我按摩一小时多少钱，我还要宣导说中医馆只做推拿不做按摩，推拿疗程是要看病患效果如何，并没有特定时长。”
他补充，自己身正不怕影子斜，但希望相关商家不要打着“中医”旗号，败坏正统中医的名声。
短短一排店有四家按摩院，附近商家深感困扰。
据观察，该座组屋底层短短一排店就设有中医馆、美容院和至少四家按摩院，其中三家可见按摩女坐在店外等生意，有的主动和路过男公众搭话，询问是否要按摩。
附近商家受访时皆指出，该处早期因设有多家铁打馆，而俗称“铁打街”，但从四五年前开始，却陆续替换成可疑按摩院。
有业者指出，曾遇顾客上门询问是否提供“特殊服务”，令她感到无奈。“我们都直接说没做这种。”
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消息人士：阿巴在中国展开会谈以期结束冲突
2026年4月2日 14:57 / 联合早报
阿富汗民众星期一（3月30日）在库纳尔省出席为遭巴基斯坦迫击炮弹炸死的受害者而举行的葬礼祈祷仪式。 （法新社）
消息人士星期三（4月1日）称，阿富汗和巴基斯坦在中国举行新一轮会谈，以结束自塔利班2021年在阿富汗重新掌权以来，两国之间发生的最致命冲突。
据路透社报道，自巴基斯坦2月底发动空袭以来，冲突双方均伤亡惨重，但阿富汗方面伤亡更大，而中国正努力进行斡旋，尝试达成解决方案。
在巴基斯坦和喀布尔的四位匿名消息人士称，两国外交部和国防部代表已前往中国乌鲁木齐，而且此次会谈会有中层官员参与。
巴基斯坦外交部和阿富汗政府均未回应路透社的置评请求。
消息人士说，此次会谈重点将是潜在停火安排，以及重新开放边境口岸以允许贸易和人员往来，而且中国方面提议展开这次会谈。