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Bomb-thrower Dem makes shocking promise to kick Schumer to curb during Senate debate

The congressman made the pledge during a heated debate against incumbent Ed Markey in their Senate primary

August 4, 2026 10:51am EDT / Fox News

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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., could be facing headwinds in his quest for power even if Democrats win back Congress’ upper chamber in November.

Rep. Seth Moulton, D-Mass., who is running in a heated primary against incumbent Sen. Ed Markey, D-Mass., said during a debate Monday night that he would not support Schumer as leader if elected.

“The first vote that I take when I get to the United States Senate will be for not Senator Schumer, because we need new leadership at the top as well,” Moulton said.

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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., during a news conference following Senate Democrat policy luncheons at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., March 3, 2026.(Graeme Sloan/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

He was alluding to the selection of each party’s leadership ranks, which generally comes after the November election.

Markey also did not explicitly endorse Schumer for leader, but he has supported him in the past. Markey’s campaign directed Fox News Digital to the senator’s comments during the debate when asked about his support for Schumer.

“We need a big debate about new leadership in the Senate – the direction of the Senate,” Markey said.

It’s a notable move for both Democrats to distance themselves from the current party leader, as the primary for Massachusetts’ Senate seat has been marked by bitter accusations on both sides.

Moulton has accused Markey of selling out his beliefs by taking money from fossil fuel groups, and slammed the 80-year-old senator for his age and lengthy tenure in Congress. Meanwhile, Markey has attacked Moulton for investing in defense companies that the House committees he sits on have jurisdiction over, and his prior comments on transgender participation in youth sports.

The Salem-area House Democrat has a notable history of challenging his party’s leadership. In 2018, he led a rebellion within his caucus to challenge former Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., from keeping her leadership post.

He said in a 2019 HuffPost interview that Democratic leadership was “failing” in standing up to President Donald Trump and accused leaders of fueling divisions within the caucus.

Now that fight is playing out in deep blue Massachusetts as part of a wider national war within the Democratic Party. Younger candidates are challenging the establishment left in races across the U.S., arguing that the status quo is not working for Americans today.

Rep. Seth Moulton, D-Mass., speaks during a House Subcommittee on Railroads, Pipelines, and Hazardous Materials hearing on July 23, 2024 in Washington, D.C.(Samuel Corum/Getty Images)

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“If you think the Democratic establishment is winning for Massachussetts, if you think it’s fine that the Democratic establishment has allowed asecond term of Donald Trump, then vote for the status quo,” Moulton said during the debate.

Schumer is not up for re-election until 2028, but he must face his fellow Senate Democrats every two years in the internal leadership race to make a case for why he should stay at the helm.

And younger candidates like Moulton could pose issues for him on that front.

Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., who at 53 years old is younger than a significant number of his colleagues, was evasive when asked if Schumer should remain in leadership during an interview on CNN’s “State of the Union” in March.

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“Well, I think we are united right now as a caucus. There’s always a lot of focus on Senator Schumer and House Minority Leader Jeffries,” Murphy said when asked if he supported Schumer, who he said had a “tough job.”

Sen. Ed Markey speaking at the ICE Out for Good protest outside the U.S. Customs and Border Protection office in Washington, D.C.(Jemal Countess/Getty Images for MoveOn Civic Action)

Abdul El-Sayed, a Democratic socialist running in the Michigan Senate primary against an opponent backed by the New York Democrat, said at a recent rally, “If you’re Chuck Schumer, I’m pretty damn dangerous.”

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And Sen. Elissa Slotkin, D-Mich., has also called on Schumer to step aside and make way for new leadership.

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Fox News Digital reached out to Schumer’s office and Markey’s campaign for comment on Moulton’s remarks.

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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赖清德：盼台美国防合作走向共同研发生产

2026年8月4日 20:03 / 联合早报

台湾总统赖清德说，台湾将持续推动国防改革，也期待与美国深化合作，从军事采购进一步走向共同研发、共同生产。图为台湾空军官兵在花莲空军基地举行的一场媒体开放活动中，装载美国制造的AGM-84反舰导弹。 （路透社档案照片）

台湾总统赖清德说，台湾将持续推动国防改革，也期待与美国深化合作，从军事采购进一步走向共同研发、共同生产，以维护印太和平稳定。

据台湾总统府新闻稿，赖清德星期二（8月4日）在总统府为美国联邦众议院外交委员会荣誉主席麦考尔（Michael McCaul）颁授“大绶景星勋章”，表彰麦考尔长年深化台美关系、支持台湾，以及维护台海和平稳定所做的贡献。他说，这枚勋章承载台湾人民最诚挚的敬意，也象征台湾跟美国之间的深厚情谊。

赖清德也感谢麦考尔长期支持台湾提升国防力量，包括敦促美国行政部门加速交付对台军售武器装备，以及与美国国会跨党派众议员支持台湾推动国防特别预算，“展现美国国会对台湾安全的坚定承诺”。

他指出，台湾将持续推动国防改革、强化不对称战力、建立无人机攻防体系，并提升全社会防卫韧性；也期待与美国深化合作，从军事采购进一步走向共同研发、共同生产，携手维护印太和平稳定。

赖清德还说，台湾衷心期待未来在麦考尔的协助下，持续增进与美国的关系，以更坚定的力量守护和平，以更紧密的合作创造繁荣。

Todd Blanche advances toward confirmation, paving way for reenergized Justice Department investigations

2026-08-04T15:04:16.935Z / https://www.cnn.com/2026/08/04/politics/todd-blanches-confirmation-expected-revitalize-doj-investigations

Todd Blanche’s nomination for attorney general passed a key hurdle Tuesday, advancing through the Senate Judiciary Committee vote after weeks of protest from Republicans who wanted assurances that he would take steps to rein one of the department’s most controversial blunders.

He now faces his final test to earn the job: earning the vote of nearly every Republican on the Senate floor.

Blanche, President Donald Trump’s former personal lawyer, has aggressively pursued the president’s agenda since he took over on an interim basis in April. The acting attorney general knew that he had to quickly show the White House that he can deliver results in cases the president wanted prioritized — particularly in investigations tied to his political priorities and perceived foes.

He has pursued criminal actions against people and organizations the president has criticized, accelerated scrutiny into the government’s response to alleged Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election and launched — then discontinued — a nearly $1.8 billion plan intended to compensate people who believe they were wrongly targeted by the criminal justice system.

But since his formal nomination, the attorney general’s office has entered a period of relative silence as it relates to controversial political cases — an interlude that sources say could set the stage for a new push once Blanche is confirmed by the Senate.

Some investigations that have not yet resulted in charges have seen less visible activity during his confirmation process, including the broad probe related to the Trump-Russia investigation. But people with knowledge of pending investigations say public activity is expected to return.

Other parts of the Justice Department, meanwhile, have continued to press forward on matters viewed as central to the administration, including large-scale fraud cases and immigration enforcement.

And new issues are beginning to pop up for Blanche’s team, particularly those related to the upcoming midterm elections. The Justice Department will have to grapple with the president’s longstanding accusations of widespread voter fraud, a test it so far has avoided.

Blanche was thrust into the job after Pam Bondi, the former attorney general, bungled the handling of the Epstein files and ignited a political firestorm that continues to cause problems for Trump and the Justice Department. Trump eventually fired Bondi after months of discussing her failure to aggressively bring cases against his personal and political foes.

But the final hurdles to his nomination were problems of his own making. Blanche oversaw an unprecedented settlement agreement between Trump and his own administration over an IRS contractor’s leak of Trump’s tax information.

Much of the furor focused on a nearly $1.8 billion dollar so-called “anti-weaponization fund” that was intended to benefit Trump supporters, including potentially Jan. 6 Capitol rioters. Blanche long ago admitted the fund was a mistake and said that it would not proceed. At his confirmation hearing, under questioning from Sen. John Cornyn, of Texas, Blanche acknowledged an addendum was still in force that granted Trump and his family immunity from IRS audits and possibly any other investigation for matters not even known.

In addition to Cornyn, who lost his primary election in May, Blanche also had to win the vote of North Carolina Sen. Thom Tillis, who is not seeking reelection.

The issue became so contentious that Republicans had to delay the committee vote out of fear that Blanche would fail to win enough support, as Tillis and Cornyn publicly accused one of Trump’s political advisors of sabotaging White House approval for a potential agreement.

Blanche’s team and Cornyn’s chief legal counsel went through contentious negotiations for several days, going back and forth several times to come up with specific language that Blanche could use confirm that the deal was indeed dead. Lat Sunday night, Blanche announced a resolution.

Blanche shared two documents in a post on X, one a signed memo stating that the Justice Department was formally rescinding the order that established anti-weaponization fund, and a second, unsigned statement clarifying the terms of the IRS protections. Tillis and Cornyn quickly affirmed their approval of the deal.

Cornyn on Tuesday thanked Blanche for working with his staff on the orders, and said that he expects the department to “live up” to their agreement in potential future cases.

“We need a stabilizing force at the Department of Justice, and Mr. Blanche deserves the opportunity to provide that, as opposed to continuing to serve in an acting capacity,” Cornyn said.

Tillis, for his part, said he was “going to support mr. Blanche’s nomination, but what I hope I see out of him is a bending of the curve of this absurdity.”

Their votes were vital, since Blanche required the backing of all Republicans on the Judiciary Committee to proceed to a final vote on his confirmation.

“It’s just a crime that it took so long to work out with such a common sense thing that’s pretty simple,” Senate Judiciary Chair Chuck Grassley said at the start of Tuesday’s hearing.

Tillis had also chastised Blanche over the bungled release of the Epstein files, which initially included documents that had victims’ photos or personal information. At his confirmation hearing Blanche acknowledged that “mistakes were made” in the process but still defended the effort.

Tillis said in mid-July that he would not vote for Blanche if the acting attorney general did not meet with Epstein survivors, which they had repeatedly requested. Blanche’s staff arranged that meeting the same day.

Once it was over, Tillis posted on social media that Blanche “is the first Attorney General who has even offered to meet with the victims.” The post was quickly edited to replace the sentence with: “I commend Todd Blanche for doing what all his predecessors over the last two decades never did.”

Blanche has also worked with senators outside the committee, most notably with Lisa Murkowski, a Republican from Alaska. Blanche took a two-day trip to the state earlier this month, where he met with local and tribal leaders.

The department agreed to an $180 million settlement with Anchorage over unfinished work on the port of Alaska, dropped two Biden-era lawsuits about the state’s oil and gas production, dropped a $400 million settlement with a group that provides healthcare services to American Indians and Alaska Natives, and awarded $6.1 million in grants to local law enforcement, tribal governments, and nonprofits to combat crime.

Pirro brought box of evidence to show Trump what caused Reflecting Pool damage

August 4, 2026 / 11:56 AM EDT / CBS News

The top federal prosecutor in the nation’s capital carted a box full of evidence to the White House on Monday, in a bid to prove to President Trump that the damage to the Reflecting Pool was caused by shoddy construction and not by vandals, sources familiar with the matter told CBS News on Tuesday.

U.S. Attorney for D.C. Jeanine Pirro, a staunch ally of the president, made the case in a sometimes heated private meeting in the Oval Office Monday, hours after Mr. Trump had publicly rebuked her for dropping criminal charges against Olympic canoeist David Hearn.

She was later photographed leaving the White House carting a large white box and other bags, which sources said contained all of the evidence collected from the Interior Department that exculpated Hearn and several others from criminal vandalism.

A spokesperson for Pirro’s office declined comment.

U.S. Attorney for D.C. Jeanine Pirro departs White House, Aug. 3, 2026. CBS News

Mr. Trump earlier in the day had accused Pirro of folding “like an umbrella,” after her office on Friday filed a motion dismissing the felony case against Hearn.

In the motion, prosecutors blamed the Interior Department for holding back critical evidence that they claimed they did not see until after they had secured the indictment from the grand jury in D.C.’s Superior Court. They said new information they had received indicated that the damage was caused by a “botched installation” by a contractor, not vandalism, as the president and Interior Secretary Doug Burgum claimed. On Saturday, Burgum said in a post on X, “The evidence is clear, vandals have repeatedly caused damage to the Reflecting Pool.”

The U.S. attorney’s office has also since moved to dismiss criminal charges against three others accused of vandalizing the Reflecting Pool.

Pirro’s office has suffered a number of high-profile setbacks involving cases related to Mr. Trump’s enemies and topics of personal interest to him.

Earlier this year, a grand jury uniformly refused to indict six Democratic lawmakers for posting a video urging military members not to follow orders they believe are illegal. Historically, a grand jury refusing to return an indictment is highly unusual, let alone having a grand jury unanimously refuse to do so.

Then, the chief judge for the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia quashed grand jury subpoenas issued by Pirro’s office to investigate former Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell and the Fed itself in connection with a costly renovation and statements he made to Congress about that work.

In doing so, the judge said the subpoenas were merely a pretext to pressure Powell to lower interest rates. Pirro later dropped the investigation, but not before several of her deputies first made an unannounced visit to the Fed’s construction site and tried to gain access to the property before being turned away.

Kristin Brown contributed to this report.

https://www.cbsnews.com/video/jeanine-pirro-trump-reflection-pool-washington-dc/

意大利女子误丢148万新元中奖彩票 垃圾工人翻一天寻回

2026-08-04 23:46 / 联合早报

意大利女子买的彩票中奖100万欧元（约148万新元），却不慎丢弃了。垃圾工人后来翻找一天，“奇迹般”寻回彩票。 （法新社档案照片）

一名意大利女子浑然不知自己买的彩票中了大奖，误将彩票扔掉，所幸垃圾处理工作人员花了一天终于找回100万欧元（约148万新元）的中奖彩票。

法新社报道，一名女子早前买了彩票，她一直购买同一组号码，因为这些号码与她一名亲人有关。

上星期天（8月2日），她到当地商店查询彩票时，机器显示“不可兑奖”，因为小型零售点只能兑换小额奖金。她当时并未意识到自己中了大奖，就离开了商店。

当她回家后，家人告诉她常用号码中了大奖。他们立即跑回商店，却发现彩票已被丢弃且垃圾已被收走。

女子随即联系意大利南部普利亚地区垃圾处理公司SAMB。负责人托斯卡诺说：“我们追查这张彩票的去向，但其实不抱太大希望，因为垃圾已被垃圾车运走。”

幸运的是，他们最终找到垃圾车，并将它拦下。考虑到垃圾中可能存在危险物品，他们把垃圾车送往一家专业的搜寻公司进行搜寻。

工作人员花了一天多时间翻找，最终找到了彩票。

托斯卡诺说，当他告诉中奖女子彩票已经找到时，“她激动得哭了出来”。

不过，这场避免了的“灾难”并非没有代价。位于巴里附近比通托的SAMB是一家公共机构，这意味着搜寻费用原本将由纳税人承担。

托斯卡诺说，他让这名女子签署一份承诺书，愿意承担这次搜寻产生的“额外费用”。

意大利女子误丢148万新元中奖彩票 垃圾工人翻一天寻回

2026年8月4日 23:46 / 新明日报

意大利女子买的彩票中奖100万欧元（约148万新元），却不慎丢弃了。垃圾工人后来翻找一天，“奇迹般”寻回彩票。 （法新社档案照片）

一名意大利女子浑然不知自己买的彩票中了大奖，误将彩票扔掉，所幸垃圾处理工作人员花了一天终于找回100万欧元（约148万新元）的中奖彩票。

法新社报道，一名女子早前买了彩票，她一直购买同一组号码，因为这些号码与她一名亲人有关。

上星期天（8月2日），她到当地商店查询彩票时，机器显示“不可兑奖”，因为小型零售点只能兑换小额奖金。她当时并未意识到自己中了大奖，就离开了商店。

当她回家后，家人告诉她常用号码中了大奖。他们立即跑回商店，却发现彩票已被丢弃且垃圾已被收走。

女子随即联系意大利南部普利亚地区垃圾处理公司SAMB。负责人托斯卡诺说：“我们追查这张彩票的去向，但其实不抱太大希望，因为垃圾已被垃圾车运走。”

幸运的是，他们最终找到垃圾车，并将它拦下。考虑到垃圾中可能存在危险物品，他们把垃圾车送往一家专业的搜寻公司进行搜寻。

工作人员花了一天多时间翻找，最终找到了彩票。

托斯卡诺说，当他告诉中奖女子彩票已经找到时，“她激动得哭了出来”。

不过，这场避免了的“灾难”并非没有代价。位于巴里附近比通托的SAMB是一家公共机构，这意味着搜寻费用原本将由纳税人承担。

托斯卡诺说，他让这名女子签署一份承诺书，愿意承担这次搜寻产生的“额外费用”。

中国国家邮政局对申通快递立案调查

2026年8月4日 19:28 / 联合早报

由于相关企业多次发生生产安全事故，中国大型民营快递企业申通快递被中国国家邮政局立案调查。 （取自申通快递官网）

由于相关企业多次发生生产安全事故，中国大型民营快递企业申通快递被中国国家邮政局立案调查。

据中国国家邮政局网站消息，今年以来，使用“申通快递”商标、字号、快递运单经营快递业务的企业多发生产安全事故，场所内也多次被检查发现生产安全事故隐患。

中国国家邮政局称，申通快递有限公司对申通快递相关企业安全生产管理缺位，未按规定实行安全保障统一管理，因此依法对公司进行立案调查。

Historian blasts Smithsonian’s activism shift after first visit in over a decade: ‘Completely different place’

2026-08-04T06:00:27-04:00 / Fox News

Dr Jody Edward Ginn said the biggest problem with the Smithsonian is ‘what they leave out’

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Historian sounds alarm on Smithsonian’s shifting priorities after recent visit

Dr. Jody Edward Ginn, historian and museum professional, told Fox News Digital the Smithsonian has shifted from education to activism after his recent visit.

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A historian and museum professional accused the Smithsonian of abandoning its educational mission in favor of activism following his visit to the National Museum of American History (NMAH) for the first time in more than a decade amid mounting criticism from the Trump administration and conservatives over how the museum presents American history.

“It’s a completely different place than when I was there in 2012,” Dr. Jody Edward Ginn told Fox News Digital.

“Its mission is clearly exactly what they changed it to be. It is a museum for activism. They use history, but that’s kind of the problem. You know, scholars of history, and I don’t consider these folks scholars anymore. They’re activists.”

After reading the administration’s Domestic Policy Council report accusing the Smithsonian and the NMAH of failing to present history “in a way that is inspiring, unifying, and worthy of our great republic,” Ginn said he traveled all the way from Texas to see it for himself.

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Dr. Jody Edward Ginn told Fox News Digital the Smithsonian has shifted from its educational mission toward activism after visiting the museum for the first time since 2012.(Fox News Digital ; Kevin Carter/Getty Images)

“From the moment I walked in, it’s a very different experience,” Ginn said. “Now, I wasn’t totally shocked by this because I’ve been watching this evolution in my field for over a decade.”

As he made his way through the exhibits, Ginn said the institution seeks to “specifically direct” visitors “to action” rather than give them the information to “make their own decisions.”

“It became this goal, their own stated goal, to turn museums from institutions of education, of public education, into institutions to encourage activism, which could also be said to indoctrinate.”

Ginn said he found “factually incorrect information” in some exhibits but argued what they don’t tell visitors is just as misleading.

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Anthea Hartig, director of the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of American History, testifies during the House Oversight and Government Reform Delivering on Government Efficiency Subcommittee hearing titled “Rewriting American History: Examining the Smithsonian’s Efforts to Reshape the Past,” in Rayburn building on Tuesday, July 21, 2026.(Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images)

“The biggest problem is in what they leave out,” he said.

Ginn argued the museum’s “graphic” and sexually explicit exhibits have no place in a museum frequented by children and families, saying they’re “out of sync with what museums were just a few years ago.”

“These are geared towards all ages,” he said. “Why would you do that? All of that’s out of sync with what museums were just a few years ago.”

In a House hearing last month, lawmakers raised similar concerns during a House hearing, pressing Smithsonian National Museum of American History Director Anthea Hartig about the museum’s exhibits.

Rep. Tim Burchett, R-Tenn., asked Hartig about the exhibit titled “Illegal to Be You: Gay History Beyond Stonewall,” which featured a bondage harness, saying “You have pictures of bondage, you have some overtly sexual things up there, you have transgender folks.”

Lawmakers also questioned Hartig about the 2017 MASS Action Toolkit, a guide for museum professionals that references the 2014 Ferguson, Missouri, police shooting and subsequent Black Lives Matter protests while describing “objectivity” as a characteristic of “white supremacy culture,” which Ginn said was part of its effort to lean towards activism.

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The Smithsonian, the nation’s largest museum and research complex, is at the center of a White House campaign to overhaul its presentation of American history.(J. David Ake/Getty Images)

Reflecting on the testimony, Ginn said it was “very disappointing” and did not represent “a scholarly presentation whatsoever.”

“If that’s the kind of museum you’ve been approved to run, then just own it,” he said. “Don’t say you’re being unbiased when it’s really evident.”

Ginn also criticized Hartig for maintaining that the museum has not taken a side, adding its revised mission statement “changed the purpose of that museum.”

During a 2024 presentation to undergraduate and graduate history students, Hartig explained the museum removed the mention of “American history” from its mission statement because it was “hard to get out of the ‘America First’ mentality.”

For Ginn, his visit confirmed what he described as a “massive shift” in the museum profession, with the Smithsonian serving as “the highest-profile symptom of a process that’s been going on for some time.”

“It is my opinion as a public historian that the mission we’ve always had is to educate the public and provide scholarly information,” he said. “To me, that’s what the National Museum of American History should be.”

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However, Ginn said he is “not hopeful” the institution can change without a “massive effort” to replace current staff with people he believes would prioritize history over politics.

“You’re going to have to put in new people who are committed to scholarly standards and non-politicized educational programming,” he said. “These people have bought into it, hook, line and sinker.”

Fox News Digital reached out to the Smithsonian for comment.

Kiera McDonald is a Production Assistant for Fox News Digital.

报告：宇树科技上市后估值料超500亿人民币

2026年8月4日 19:43 / 联合早报

8月1日，在中国北京的一家宇树科技门店里，一名儿童坐在宇树G1人形机器人旁，与一台宇树GO2机器人互动。 （路透社）

一份报告指出，中国机器人制造商宇树科技上市后的估值，预计将超过500亿元（人民币，下同，约95亿新元）。

据路透社报道，宇树科技首次公开募股（IPO）的保荐机构中信证券星期二（8月4日）预计，这家总部位于杭州的公司在本月晚些时候上市后的六到12个月内，市值将达到506亿至559亿元。

这份分发给投资者的估值报告，在很大程度上被视为星期三（5日）IPO初步询价前的参考指导。中信证券对宇树科技给出的估值，大约是公司今年预期销售额的20倍、预期利润的80倍。

宇树科技将于星期四（6日）确定IPO发行价，并于星期五（7日）接受投资者申购。

中信证券在报告中指出，宇树科技是一家“全球知名、世界领先的高性能、通用机器人制造商”，公司不仅坚持稳健的研发投资战略，同时在对具身智能生态系统的理解上也确立了领先地位。

宇树科技在人形机器人制造领域正与美国竞争对手特斯拉和波士顿动力展开激烈竞争。宇树科技此次计划筹集42亿元资金，主要用于支持创新与生产。

机器人技术被视为中国的关键战略产业之一，对于北京与华盛顿的科技竞争至关重要。

华盛顿近期将外国制造的先进机器人列入其“涵盖名单”（Covered List），限制其获得在美国销售所需的设备授权。今年6月，美国更将宇树科技及其他几家主要的中国科技企业，列入一份被指援助中国军方的公司名单中。

榜鹅海岸地铁站“刷脸”过闸纯属内部技术测试 暂无计划扩大

2026年8月4日 19:45 / 新明日报

网上近日流传视频和贴文，显示东北线榜鹅海岸地铁站的一个闸门进出口地面上出现“人脸识别感应区”标识，引发公众关注是否将推出“刷脸过闸”乘车服务。 （取自网络）

榜鹅海岸地铁站其中一个闸门“刷脸”进出站的人脸识别测试，只是内部初步的技术测试；陆路交通管理局目前暂无计划扩大至其他地铁站。

网上近日流传视频和贴文，显示东北线榜鹅海岸地铁站（Punggol Coast）的一个闸门，进出口地面上出现“人脸识别感应区”标识，引发公众关注，地铁站是否将推出“刷脸”乘车服务。

陆交局答复《联合早报》询问时说，榜鹅海岸地铁站一个闸门经过改装，正在进行一项内部人脸识别技术试验，只限特定的陆交局人员及公职人员测试进出，未开放给公众。

发言人说，参与测试者都已将人脸资料与各自的新易通（SimplyGo）卡绑定，因此在榜鹅海岸地铁站可通过脸部识别扫描进出特定闸门。至于在其他地铁站，他们仍须像平常一样，使用已绑定的新易通卡进出闸门。

陆交局指出，这项技术测试仍处于初期阶段，目前暂无计划扩大试验范围。