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一 | In a statement put out by House Judiciary Committee chairman Rep. Jerrold Nadler (D-NY) on Monday, a group of Democratic lawmakers, joined by Republican Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME), announced they were introducing the Respect for Marriage Act. According to the lawmakers, the bill “would repeal the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), enshrine marriage equality for the purposes of federal law, and provide additional legal protections for marriage equality.”,“Three weeks ago, a conservative majority on the Supreme Court not only repealed Roe v Wade and walked back 50 years of precedent, it signaled that other rights, like the right to same-sex marriage, are next on the chopping block,” Nadler said in the release. “As this Court may take aim at other fundamental rights, we cannot sit idly by as the hard-earned gains of the Equality movement are systematically eroded.”,In addition to repealing DOMA, which explicitly allowed states to refuse to recognize same-gender marriages, the Respect for Marriage Act would make it federal law that an individual would be considered married if the marriage was valid in the state where it was performed, and protect the “full faith and credit” of their marriage, as well as provide both them and the US Attorney General with avenues for action against such infractions.,House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-MD) said on Monday that the bill was slated for a floor vote in the majority-Democrat chamber before the end of the week.,Ted Cruz Weighs in Opposing SCOTUS Ruling Allowing Same-Sex MarriageYesterday, 16:42 GMT,Same-gender marriage was legalized nationwide in 2015 after the Supreme Court ruled 5-4 in Obergefell vs. Hopkins that denying someone the right to marry a person of the same gender as them violated their right to equal protection under the law provided by the Fourteenth Amendment.,However, when the high court issued its decision in Dobbs vs. Jackson last month and overturned Roe vs. Wade, a 1973 decision that legalized abortion nationwide, it signaled that several other cases could also soon be on the chopping block, including Obergefell and other decisions that established the right to privacy, to contraception, and to sex with someone of the same gender.,When it comes to both abortion and same-gender marriage, many US states kept laws on the books banning them even after the Supreme Court ruled them unconstitutional. When Roe was overturned last month, those laws reactivated, immediately banning abortions in numerous US states.,Prior to the Obergefell ruling, 36 states and the District of Columbia recognized and allowed same-gender marriages.,Another effort to protect LGBTQ rights, the Equality Act, has stalled in the Senate amid Republican intransigence and an unwillingness by the Democrats to remove the filibuster rule allowing a minority of senators to block any potential vote on a bill. The act would ban discrimination against LGBTQ people across a wide swath of US public life, including in employment and access to public facilities, by adding gender identity and sexuality to the 1964 Civil Rights Act.。

二 | 8 月 25 日消息,据韩媒 Chosun 报道,随着供应链压力持续加剧,美国政府正在向韩国政府施压,希望韩国企业在美国本土大规模投资存储芯片生产厂,稳定供应存储芯片产品。据报道,美国方面针对韩国政府此前公布的湖南(Honam)半导体计划,以非正式方式表达不满。美国政府认为,韩国正在积极投资国内半导体产业,但在美国的投资方面却表现消极。一名执政党人士表示:“美国要求韩国半导体企业在当地投资建设存储芯片工厂,随着半导体领域三大超级项目公布,美国对他们施加的压力进一步增大。

三 | ”另一名相关人士则透露:“据我了解,美国并不是在担忧超级项目本身,而是对韩国企业迟迟没有公布美国半导体投资计划感到不满。”据悉,韩国通商产业部长金正官本月 16 日起奔赴美国,就韩国对美投资问题进行 4 天 3 夜谈判。韩方认为,美国方面提出的半导体投资要求,与两国去年达成的 3,500 亿美元(注:现汇率约合 2.36 万亿元人民币)投资协议并不属于同一事项。
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