在一起案件中，加州大学洛杉矶分校(University of California, Los Angeles)研究人工智能的一名研究人员受到联邦检察官指控，检方称其破坏了FBI在针对潜在技术窃取行为的调查中试图寻找的证据。检察官称，这位名叫Guan Lei的研究人员在洛杉矶国际机场被阻止离境，几天后，他将损坏的电脑硬盘扔进了垃圾箱。
在另一起案件中，一名在弗吉尼亚大学(University of Virginia)研究流体动力学的科学家被指控窃取了导师开发了20年的专有软件代码，他的导师得到了美国海军的资助。检方在有关该案的文件中称，这位导师对调查人员说，Hu Haizhou没有通知他计划返回中国。美国有关部门上个月阻止了Hu在芝加哥登机。
布洛伊迪于2017年5月6日写了一份备忘录草案给阿联酋的顾问纳德，他提出了一个复杂的建议，要求两人依靠他们在华盛顿和阿联酋首都阿布扎比的综合影响力，利用一场不同寻常的三方交易获利。
根据计划，纳德会推动他的金主、穆罕默德·本·扎耶德·阿勒纳哈扬(Mohammed Bin Zayed al-Nahyan)王储以郭文贵与阿联酋的商业纠纷为由，要求美国政府交出他。
同时，布洛伊迪会确保特朗普政府按照阿联酋的引渡要求行事。同时不让此事显得像是将中国异见人士转交中国。
布洛伊迪写道，阿联酋人之后可能同意将郭文贵交给中国，因为据他们所知，郭文贵欠阿联酋投资基金30亿美元。作为交换，布洛伊迪写道，中国人可能还清这笔债务。
布洛伊迪写道，“中国会同意付钱”给纳德和他自己，“阿布扎比也会付钱”给他们。
他和纳德“可以协助特朗普政府的成员，包括特朗普总统，库什纳，司法部长杰夫·塞申斯(Jeff Sessions)，国防部长詹姆斯·马蒂斯(James Mattis)，国土安全部部长约翰·凯利(John F. Kelly)和国家安全顾问H·R·麦克马斯特(H. R. McMaster)，让他们认识到与阿布扎比合作，将郭文贵交给他们的好处，这实际上是帮助中国进一步推进控制郭文贵的计划，“布洛伊迪写道。
A senior Chinese government official enlisted the help of a top fundraising official at the Republican National Committee to lobby the Trump administration in 2017 to return a Chinese businessman living in the U.S. who has long been sought by Beijing, according to a court document filed in Hawaii last week.
Sun Lijun, China’s then-vice minister of public security, met in a hotel suite in Shenzhen in May 2017 with Elliott Broidy, a venture capitalist and, at the time, national deputy finance chairman of the RNC, according to the document. At Mr. Sun’s request, Mr. Broidy agreed to seek to use his influence with the Trump administration to advocate for the removal of Guo Wengui, a Chinese businessman living in New York, the document said.
纽约州一家法院在6月28日驳回了郭文贵对《华尔街日报》出版方道琼斯公司(Dow Jones & Co.)的诉讼。郭文贵起诉的事由是《华尔街日报》对Strategic Vision与上述郭文贵相关实体之间诉讼的报道。郭文贵已表示计划上诉。
最近的筹资活动也在海外引发关注。在台湾，当地新闻媒体报道称，警方阻止郭文贵的一名支持者向战友之家转账4.3万美元，原因是怀疑存在金融欺诈。新西兰一家当地新闻媒体报道称，该国数十名抗议者谴责澳新银行(Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Ltd., ANZ.AU)阻止向GTV Media转账200万美元的决定。澳新银行对此不予置评。
The Zoombombing occurred today when the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit Court of Florida in Tampa held a bail hearing for Graham Clark, who previously pleaded not guilty and is reportedly being held on $725,000 bail. Clark faces 30 felony charges related to the July 15 Twitter attack in which accounts of famous people like Elon Musk, Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, and Joe Biden were hijacked and used to push cryptocurrency scams. Hackers also accessed direct messages for 36 high-profile account holders.
Today, Judge Christopher Nash ruled against a request to lower Clark’s bail amount. But before that, the judge “shut down the hearing for a short time” when arguments were interrupted by “pornography… foul language and rap music,” Fox 13 reporter Gloria Gomez wrote on Twitter.
“I’m removing people as quickly as I can whenever a disruption happens,” Nash said after one Zoombomber interrupted a lawyer. A not-safe-for-work portion of the hearing was posted by a Twitter user here. The first 47 seconds are safe to watch and includes Nash’s comment about removing Zoombombers, but the rest of the video includes the Pornhub clip that caused Nash to shut down the hearing.
