Stories from United States

Omnicell ($OMCL) reported adjusted earnings per share of 0.55 for the first quarter of 2026, surpassing the estimated 0.29. The company reported revenue of 309.88 million, which exceeded the expected 303.89 million.

A wildfire in Brantley County, Georgia, has grown significantly over the last several days. Firefighters from Utah and Oregon are traveling to the area to assist with containment efforts. The report was provided by CBS News correspondent Skyler Henry in Waynesville, Georgia.

Donald Trump accused the left and media outlets of inciting political violence. The statement was reported during a discussion regarding current political tensions. No specific incidents were cited in the broadcast. A report discussed a California-based individual who allegedly made threats against Donald Trump, including a mention of firing five to six shots. The segment noted that such incidents reflect broader political violence and issues regarding free weapon ownership in the country. The source characterized these occurrences as frequent. Trump accused Jimmy Kimmel, Disney, and ABC of inciting violence and called for Kimmel's immediate dismissal. The accusation follows a video where Kimmel allegedly appeared to listen to hateful rhetoric. Trump claimed Kimmel's response was a fake video intended to mimic listening to him.

Researchers at Mass General Brigham have developed an artificial intelligence tool named FaceAge. The tool scans photos of patients' faces to predict treatment outcomes. The study suggests that faster facial aging during cancer treatment correlates with worse survival results. Ray Mack, a Professor of Radiation Oncology at MGB's Cancer Institute, stated the tool analyzes how quickly a patient's biological age changes during treatment. The study reviewed photos of more than 2,000 cancer patients at various stages of treatment to measure aging velocity. This biological aging speed can indicate a patient's prognosis. The findings were reported by WBUR's Deborah Becker. The tool functions by scanning photos of people's faces.

Three Brown University students filed complaints in Rhode Island Superior Court last week. The lawsuit alleges the university was negligent regarding campus security following a deadly shooting in December. The plaintiffs claim the institution failed to take sufficient measures to ensure campus safety. The FBI and DOJ executed search warrants regarding a possible motive for the Brown University shooter. Former student Claudio Neves-Valente killed two students and wounded nine others in December. Neves-Valente also murdered an MIT professor in Brookline, Massachusetts, two days later. The suspect was later found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound in a Salem, New Hampshire, storage unit. Detectives stated the attacks do not appear to have been random.

Ernesto Soberon, Cuba's permanent representative to the United Nations, affirmed his delegation's commitment to building a more just and inclusive international information order. The diplomat recognized the work of the Global Communication Department during his address. Soberon said the importance of ensuring altitude, objectivity, and integrity of content. He also highlighted the promotion of multilingualism as a tool to expand information access. Ernesto Soberongos Man, Cuba's permanent representative to the UN, said the importance of content objectivity and the use of multilingualism to expand Cuba's reach.

American athlete Allyson Felix is attempting a comeback at age 40. She is scheduled to begin training with coach Bobby Cursey late this year. She currently serves as a member of the IOC Athletes Commission. Felix, described as the most decorated woman in Olympic athletics history, intends to compete at age 42. The athlete is targeting her sixth Olympic appearance. The announcement follows recent news regarding her career trajectory. The announcement was reported by the BBC World Service. The 40-year-old athlete stated she is tired but remains focused on the goal. She previously competed at the 2022 World Championships in Eugene. Track Olympian Allyson Felix is attempting a competitive comeback at age 40. Felix told Time magazine she intends to begin full-time training with coach Bobby Cursey in October.

A Consumer Financial Protection Bureau report shows that families pay over $100 million annually in junk fees. The findings were presented by Monica Nelson in a consumer and business news segment. The report highlights the scale of these recurring costs for American households.

U.S. Energy Secretary Wright stated that the United States is not currently studying a potential export ban on oil products. The clarification was made regarding ongoing energy policy discussions.

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is investigating the deaths of five bald eagles in the Upper Peninsula. Authorities believe a single individual is responsible for the fatalities this month.