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苹果告OpenAI：窃取商业机密图利自身硬件研发

2026年7月11日 16:53 / 联合早报

OpenAI近来积极研发硬件，以涉足消费产品市场。苹果的诉状说，目前有400多名前员工受雇于OpenAI，一些人掌握机密信息并不出奇，但不表示OpenAI可利用这些机密来启动自己的硬件项目。 （路透社）

（硅谷／旧金山综合电）苹果起诉OpenAI和两名前员工盗取商业机密，获取了有益于它进军消费硬件市场的信息，掀开一场可能影响谁将主导未来人工智能（AI）器材市场的法律诉讼战。

苹果星期五（7月11日）在北加利福尼亚州联邦地区法院起诉OpenAI策动广泛的行动，系统性地通过苹果的前员工、聘雇方式和供应商关系，获取苹果的机密信息，协助推进自己的消费硬件业务。

被起诉的两名前员工当中，陈堂耀（Tang Yew Tan，音译）曾担任iPhone和苹果手表的产品设计副总裁，目前是OpenAI的硬件主管；刘昌（Chang Liu，音译）曾任苹果高级系统电子工程师，今年1月加入OpenAI。

诉状指陈堂耀在离任前将苹果供应商和内部工业摘要电邮给自己，“有条理地使用苹果的机密信息使OpenAI受益”。刘昌则没有将工作笔电归还公司，过后还使用一个授权漏洞进入苹果内部网络，下载了“数十个机密硬件相关文件”。

针对苹果提起诉讼，OpenAI表示“对其他公司的商业机密没有兴趣，公司继续专注打造可赋能所有人的创新科技”。

苹果的诉状还包括OpenAI属下的硬件公司io Products。这家公司由苹果前首席设计师艾维（Jony Ive）创立，OpenAI去年以65亿美元（约84亿新元）收购，以跨足硬件业务。目前，OpenAI有400多名苹果前员工。

业界分析人士相信，OpenAI是在研发一款结合AI功能的手机或其他器材；若取得成功，将摊薄iPhone的市场份额，因此激化了双方的竞争关系。

科技咨询公司PP Foresight的分析师佩斯卡托雷（Paolo Pescatore）说：“对苹果来说，OpenAI已逐渐从伙伴变成对手，OpenAI则试图降低对苹果的依赖，直接面向客户。就算诉讼不成立，也会拖慢OpenAI发展硬件的计划，让双方的关系更加脆弱。”

苹果告OpenAI：窃取商业机密图利自身硬件研发

2026年7月11日 16:53 / 联合早报

OpenAI近来积极研发硬件，以涉足消费产品市场。苹果的诉状说，目前有400多名前员工受雇于OpenAI，一些人掌握机密信息并不出奇，但不表示OpenAI可利用这些机密来启动自己的硬件项目。 （路透社）

（硅谷／旧金山综合电）苹果起诉OpenAI和两名前员工盗取商业机密，获取了有益于它进军消费硬件市场的信息，掀开一场可能影响谁将主导未来人工智能（AI）器材市场的法律诉讼战。

苹果星期五（7月11日）在北加利福尼亚州联邦地区法院起诉OpenAI策动广泛的行动，系统性地通过苹果的前员工、聘雇方式和供应商关系，获取苹果的机密信息，协助推进自己的消费硬件业务。

被起诉的两名前员工当中，陈堂耀（Tang Yew Tan，音译）曾担任iPhone和苹果手表的产品设计副总裁，目前是OpenAI的硬件主管；刘昌（Chang Liu，音译）曾任苹果高级系统电子工程师，今年1月加入OpenAI。

诉状指陈堂耀在离任前将苹果供应商和内部工业摘要电邮给自己，“有条理地使用苹果的机密信息使OpenAI受益”。刘昌则没有将工作笔电归还公司，过后还使用一个授权漏洞进入苹果内部网络，下载了“数十个机密硬件相关文件”。

针对苹果提起诉讼，OpenAI表示“对其他公司的商业机密没有兴趣，公司继续专注打造可赋能所有人的创新科技”。

苹果的诉状还包括OpenAI属下的硬件公司io Products。这家公司由苹果前首席设计师艾维（Jony Ive）创立，OpenAI去年以65亿美元（约84亿新元）收购，以跨足硬件业务。目前，OpenAI有400多名苹果前员工。

业界分析人士相信，OpenAI是在研发一款结合AI功能的手机或其他器材；若取得成功，将摊薄iPhone的市场份额，因此激化了双方的竞争关系。

科技咨询公司PP Foresight的分析师佩斯卡托雷（Paolo Pescatore）说：“对苹果来说，OpenAI已逐渐从伙伴变成对手，OpenAI则试图降低对苹果的依赖，直接面向客户。就算诉讼不成立，也会拖慢OpenAI发展硬件的计划，让双方的关系更加脆弱。”

Farah Griffin: U.S shouldn’t have lawmakers regularly dying in office

Published 7:54 AM EDT, Sat July 11, 2026 / CNN Politics

https://www.cnn.com/2026/07/11/politics/video/farah-griffin-u-s-shouldnt-have-lawmakers-regularly-dying-in-office

Farah Griffin: U.S shouldn’t have lawmakers regularly dying in office

Questions about Kentucky Senator Mitch McConnell’s health swirl as he continues to be hospitalized for three weeks, The Table for Five panel debates whether there should be an age cap on members of elected office.

3:02 • Source: CNN

Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool drained again as Trump administration resumes repairs

July 11, 2026 5:57am EDT / Fox News

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum confirmed crews will clean, repair and refill the pool after July Fourth celebrations

By Michael Sinkewicz, Fox News

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum clashed with CNN’s Dana Bash after she questioned whether vandalism caused damage to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool’s new liner.

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Crews began draining the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool on Friday as the Trump administration launched another round of repairs following the nation’s 250th anniversary celebration.

The latest repairs come after problems emerged shortly after the initial restoration project was completed last month, which President Donald Trump largely blamed on vandals.

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, whose department oversees the National Park Service (NPS), told conservative podcaster Katie Miller this week that the latest round of work had been planned and that crews also needed to remove debris left behind after the July Fourth fireworks celebration on the National Mall.

BURGUM CLASHES WITH CNN HOST, BLASTS MEDIA FOR QUESTIONING VANDALISM OF LINCOLN MEMORIAL REFLECTING POOL

President Donald Trump holds a photo of the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool with a fence reading “We are making DC Safe & Beautiful” during a healthcare affordability event in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC, US, on Thursday, April 23, 2026.(Will Oliver/EPA/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

“Drain the water, clean up the fireworks stuff,” Burgum said. “Repair the vandalism that was done. Fill it back up again.”

Trump ordered the restoration project earlier this year as part of his effort to refurbish the landmark ahead of the nation’s 250th anniversary.

The project was later beset by an algae bloom, and sections of the new blue coating began peeling from the bottom of the pool.

FORMER US OLYMPIAN DAVID HEARN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN REFLECTING POOL VANDALISM CASE

National Park Service workers stand near a pump placed next to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, Friday, July 10, 2026, in Washington.(AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein)

Trump declared victory over the algae last Sunday, sharing photos on Truth Social showing the Reflecting Pool and its reflection appearing clear and blue.

Court records previously indicated the National Park Service planned to drain the pool again after the July Fourth celebrations to repair damage authorities attributed to vandalism.

According to court documents, U.S. Park Police responded to a report of damage at the Reflecting Pool on June 9. Investigators said caulk had been spread over foam sealant that had been cut with a “sharp knife or razor,” the newly applied surface coating had been damaged, and approximately 70 fence post caps had been thrown into the pool.

JIM ACOSTA CLAIMS DONALD TRUMP VANITY PROJECTS LOOK LIKE ‘END DAYS OF SADDAM HUSSEIN’

President Donald Trump is touting the algae cleanup and the prosecution of vandals from the Lincoln Reflecting pool with the water proving clear and refective in this July 3 photo.(Finn Gomez/Getty Images)

Former U.S. Olympic canoeist David Hearn pleaded not guilty Thursday to damaging the recently renovated Reflecting Pool.

Hearn was indicted last week on a felony destruction of property charge following his arrest on charges related to a June 19 incident at the pool. He has denied damaging the Reflecting Pool, saying he stopped during a bike ride and touched a loose piece of the peeling blue coating “to satisfy my curiosity as a citizen.”

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At least three other people have also been charged with misdemeanors on allegations they removed pieces of the Reflecting Pool’s coating, according to online court records. All three pleaded not guilty during their initial court appearances Wednesday.

Fox News Digital’s Peter Pinedo, Ryan Canfield, Eric Mack and The Associated Press contributed to this report.

Michael Sinkewicz is a writer for Fox News Digital. Story tips can be sent to michael.sinkewicz@fox.com

古巴本周第二次全国断电

2026年7月11日 17:03 / 联合早报

7月10日，古巴电网瘫痪，首都哈瓦那的街道一片黑暗。 （法新社）

由于美国实施石油封锁，加上发电系统老旧，古巴国家电网于星期五（7月10日）再次瘫痪。这是古巴本周第二次发生全国性停电，也是今年以来第四次。

据路透社报道，古巴能源部长莱维在社交媒体发文说：“我们正在努力恢复国家电力系统。在我们每天面临的诸多困难中，这是一个尤为复杂的问题。”

在星期五电网瘫痪之前，古巴星期一（6日）已发生全国性停电，导致岛上约1000万居民断电。包括圣地亚哥在内的大片地区后来仍处于停电状态，原因是燃料严重短缺。到星期二（7日）晚，当局已恢复全国大部分电网供电。

美国于1月3日推翻委内瑞拉原总统马杜罗的政权后，对古巴实施石油封锁。委内瑞拉原本是古巴主要燃料供应国。美国后来也向墨西哥施压，墨西哥被迫停止向古巴输送石油。

经济师和能源分析师说，多年来的投资不足和结构性缺陷，导致古巴电网日益脆弱。

间歇性停电、燃料短缺和电网反复故障如今已成为常态。外界也因此质疑，如果没有大规模投资和更稳定的燃料供应，古巴电力服务能否恢复正常。

古巴本周第二次全国断电

2026年7月11日 17:03 / 联合早报

7月10日，古巴电网瘫痪，首都哈瓦那的街道一片黑暗。 （法新社）

由于美国实施石油封锁，加上发电系统老旧，古巴国家电网于星期五（7月10日）再次瘫痪。这是古巴本周第二次发生全国性停电，也是今年以来第四次。

据路透社报道，古巴能源部长莱维在社交媒体发文说：“我们正在努力恢复国家电力系统。在我们每天面临的诸多困难中，这是一个尤为复杂的问题。”

在星期五电网瘫痪之前，古巴星期一（6日）已发生全国性停电，导致岛上约1000万居民断电。包括圣地亚哥在内的大片地区后来仍处于停电状态，原因是燃料严重短缺。到星期二（7日）晚，当局已恢复全国大部分电网供电。

美国于1月3日推翻委内瑞拉原总统马杜罗的政权后，对古巴实施石油封锁。委内瑞拉原本是古巴主要燃料供应国。美国后来也向墨西哥施压，墨西哥被迫停止向古巴输送石油。

经济师和能源分析师说，多年来的投资不足和结构性缺陷，导致古巴电网日益脆弱。

间歇性停电、燃料短缺和电网反复故障如今已成为常态。外界也因此质疑，如果没有大规模投资和更稳定的燃料供应，古巴电力服务能否恢复正常。

At least 11 people injured in overnight Russian strikes on Kyiv

Updated on: July 11, 2026 / 7:51 AM EDT / CBS/AP

At least 11 people, including a child, were wounded after Russia launched an overnight missile and drone attack on Kyiv early Saturday, according to Ukraine’s State Emergency Service.

Separately, Ukrainian forces struck Russian vessels in the Sea of Azov, damaging 21 tankers used to transport oil and petroleum products, Ukraine’s General Staff said in a statement. Four tugboats, two cargo ships and a dredging vessel were also damaged in the attack, which took place overnight. These were used by the Russian forces for military logistics, it added.

Russian officials said one person was killed in the drone attack and that only four ships came under attack. The victim was a sailor on a technical support vessel, local Gov. Yuri Slyusar said. He said that the four vessels, which included a tanker transporting methanol, only sustained minor damage.

Smoke rising during Russian missile strikes on the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv early on July 11, 2026. Evgen KOTENKO /AFP via Getty Images

Explosions and fires were reported across Kyiv’s Solomianskyi, Darnytskyi and Dniprovskyi districts, the emergency service said in a statement on Telegram. In Solomianskyi district, a strike ignited a fire in a three-story office and warehouse building, while another warehouse caught fire in the Dniprovskyi district after it was hit.

Russia launched 12 missiles of various types, including six ballistic missiles, along with 121 drones against Ukraine overnight, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said. He said most of the drones and some of the missiles were shot down, but none of the ballistic ones, reiterating Ukraine’s dire air defense gaps.

Ukrainian air defenses said they shot down or electronically suppressed two missiles and 111 drones.

The Air Force said direct hits were recorded at 11 locations from ballistic missiles, two guided air-to-surface missiles and seven attack drones. Falling debris from intercepted weapons was reported at three additional locations.

Russia’s Defense Ministry said its forces had targeted drone production facilities in Kyiv, as well as the ports of Izmail and Chornomorsk in Ukraine’s southern Odesa region.

The ministry also said Russian air defenses destroyed 178 Ukrainian drones overnight over eight Russian regions, as well as over the Russian-occupied Crimean Peninsula and the Black and Azov seas.

Trump administration subpoenas New York Times journalists who reported security concerns around new Air Force One

2026-07-11 06:24 AM ET / CNN

By Karina Tsui

Four New York Times journalists who reported on security concerns surrounding a Qatari-gifted jet serving as the new Air Force One have been subpoenaed by the Justice Department, the news outlet reported Friday.

The journalists –– Julian E. Barnes, Eric Lipton, Tyler Pager and Eric Schmitt –– have been subpoenaed to testify before a federal grand jury in Manhattan next week, according to the Times, which noted federal agents delivered some of the subpoenas to reporters’ homes.

Times attorney David McCraw condemned the move in a statement included in the outlet’s report Friday.

“This brazen act should be seen as nothing more than an attempt to prevent the public from knowing what is happening in their country by intimidating journalists from doing their jobs,” McCraw said.

CNN has reached out to The White House, the US attorney in Manhattan’s office and The New York Times.

The subpoenas came after the Times reported Wednesday that President Donald Trump left Turkey this week on the old Air Force One over security concerns from the Secret Service. CNN reported Thursday that security personnel felt more comfortable with the president aboard the older vessel — which was built from scratch with Trump’s safety in mind — rather than the plane that had recently been retrofitted after it was donated by Qatar.

President Donald Trump steps out of the new Air Force One, gifted to him by by Qatar, in a hangar at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland on June 19.

Brendan Smialowski/AFP/Getty Images

The Times reported a senior FBI official contacted them to request that the Wednesday story not be published over a national security issue, but the official declined to say what the issue was. The subpoenas issued Friday also lack detail, the Times reported, saying the journalists are being asked to testify “in regard to an alleged violation of criminal law.”

The outlet said the subpoenas were issued by Southern District of New York US Attorney Jay Clayton, who was nominated by Trump last month to be the next director of national intelligence.

特朗普政府放宽对阿联酋出口管制 民主党质疑涉利益输送

2026年7月11日 17:29 / 联合早报

美国官员担心阿联酋与中国关系密切，可能导致敏感技术转移至中国，所以此前一直限制向阿联酋出售先进晶片技术。 （彭博社）

（华盛顿综合电）美国特朗普政府宣布取消对阿拉伯联合酋长国的一些出口管制，允许它购买美国先进武器和电脑晶片，以肯定阿联酋作为美国重要防务伙伴的地位，以及它在推进美国国家安全利益和美国对伊朗军事行动方面的作用。

美国商务部星期五（7月10日）说，阿联酋政府和获批准的企业今后可无须申请许可，出口、再出口和境内转移美国先进武器。这些武器涵盖无人机、部分商用卫星和航天器，可用于石油、天然气和核电生产的两用物资，以及先进的人工智能（AI）晶片和服务器。

不过，这项决定引发美国民主党参议员沃伦的强烈批评。她指责特朗普政府向与总统存在密切财务关系的阿联酋企业提供优惠待遇。

沃伦说，阿联酋国家安全顾问纳哈扬（Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed al-Nahyan）去年收购特朗普家族加密货币企业世界自由金融（World Liberty Financial）的49%股权，让特朗普赚进2亿6300万美元（约3亿4000万新元）。

在这笔交易完成几个月后，特朗普批准向阿联酋出售50万枚先进晶片，如今商务部又进一步放行，让纳哈扬掌控的阿联酋AI集团G42可无需准证购买高端晶片。

美国官员担心阿联酋与中国关系密切，可能导致敏感技术转移至中国，所以此前一直限制向阿联酋出售先进晶片技术。

《金融时报》去年报道，美国情报机构2022年获得情报显示，G42曾向中国提供技术，中国人民解放军利用这些技术延长了某些导弹系统的射程。G42强烈否认这些指控。

美国民主党人已呼吁举行听证会并展开调查，审查阿联酋对特朗普家族加密货币业务的投资，以及特朗普决定让阿联酋获得美国部分最敏感技术的做法。

Several New York Times journalists reportedly issued subpoenas after Air Force One reporting

July 11, 2026 5:11 AM EDT / CBS/AP

President Trump’s administration issued subpoenas on Friday to some New York Times journalists after the newspaper’s report this week on alleged security concerns involving the new Air Force One, according to the paper.

The subpoenas seek to force the reporters to testify before a federal grand jury in Manhattan on Wednesday, the paper said, adding that federal agents delivered some subpoenas to the reporters at their homes.

The Times’ report about the subpeonas could not be independently confirmed and there was no immediate response from the White House or the Department of Justice.

“The appearance of federal law enforcement agents on the doorstep of news reporters should shock the conscience of any American who believes in the Constitution and the press freedom it protects,” said the paper’s lawyer David McCraw in a statement Friday.

The developments come after the president flew the new Air Force One to a NATO summit in Turkey. But he departed Wednesday on one of the older-model Air Force One jets for a trip to Mildenhall, a Royal Air Force base in Suffolk, England. The two jets both flew to Mildenhall. Mr. Trump then switched to the newer plane for the flight home to Joint Base Andrews.

A Boeing 747-8 jetliner practices touch and go landings on June 22, 2026 in Joint Base Andrews, Maryland. Andrew Leyden / Getty Images

The plane swap came as a shaky ceasefire with Iran had collapsed, with the U.S. launching airstrikes on Iran and Tehran attacking three Gulf Arab states.

The paper reported Wednesday the switch had come at the urging of the Secret Service. On Thursday, the paper said the newer plane lacked some of the advanced security features of the older aircraft, including antimissile capabilities. Both articles cited anonymous sources.

CBS News also reported that the Secret Service advised Mr. Trump use the old jet. U.S. officials told CBS News that the new plane was hurried into service and is lacking some desired capabilities, and a former U.S. government official who spoke to CBS News expressed concern that there wasn’t enough time or money to outfit the new plane with defensive capabilities to fully meet the requirements to serve as Air Force One.

Mr. Trump, at the time, denied any security concerns, posting on social media that the stop in Mildenhall was so that service members there could view the new jet. During the flight, the president denied to the reporters accompanying him that security concerns involving Iran were a factor in flying two planes home. Asked if he was aware of any credible threats against Air Force One by Iran, Mr. Trump brushed off the question.

“I have a threat all the time. I’m No. 1 on their list,” he said

The White House later denied any security shortcomings on the new plane. Spokesman Steven Chung said in a statement that the new plane “is a state-of-the-art aircraft that has been fitted with high-level security protocols that ensure the safety of the President and his staff.”