Stories from United States

Palantir reported $1.63 billion in revenue for the first quarter, exceeding analyst estimates. The company cited strong growth in US government contracts and AI-driven demand as primary drivers for its increased full-year outlook.

The decision follows the initial judicial block on the investigation.

US healthcare marketplaces shared citizenship and race data with major advertising technology companies. The data transfer involves sensitive demographic information used by ad tech giants.

US healthcare marketplaces have shared sensitive citizenship and race data with advertising technology giants. This data sharing occurred despite privacy concerns and the sensitive nature of health information.

Right! has announced a strategic partnership to expand its security reach. Cisco's CiberEducao program has launched new training modules. The US has imposed an AI skills requirement on its CyberCorps pipeline. Cybertech and law firm PDA have joined forces to provide cybersecurity solutions. This partnership aims to address industrial cybersecurity needs, as highlighted by the ISA Fourth Annual Industrial Cybersecurity Event. Cybertech, law firm PDA, and N-able, Inc. have announced partnerships and initiatives aimed at strengthening cybersecurity. Cybertech and PDA are joining forces to offer cybersecurity solutions, while N-able has partnered with Manchester City as its Official Cybersecurity Partner. Utility companies are also being urged to enhance their defenses. ISAC and the Retail Council of Canada have partnered to address retail cybersecurity.

Flights inbound to Denver International Airport (DEN) are currently being held at their origin airports due to wind. Operations are expected to resume at 3:45 PM.

The Secret Service reported that an individual was shot by law enforcement near the Washington Monument. A convoy for Vice President Vance had passed through the area shortly before the incident, though officials stated there is no evidence the convoy was the intended target. The incident follows a shooting in Leipzig that resulted in two deaths and 22 injuries. A statement on social media indicated gunshots were heard south of the Washington Monument. Emergency responders are currently on the scene, and officials have advised the public to avoid the area. A spokesperson for the U.S. In a subsequent statement, the DHS added that an armed man had a confrontation with security forces, leading to the incident. Local authorities are responding to the scene. Secret Service Deputy Director Matthew Quinn stated a man fled from agents and was taken to a hospital along with a juvenile bystander.

A jury in Los Angeles has ruled in favor of a young woman who claims she suffered damages due to social media addiction.

Apple CEO Tim Cook will step down from his role, transitioning to a strategic position as chairman of the board. The company reported excellent financial results during his tenure. An engineer is expected to succeed him, potentially shifting company priorities.

Roscoe Norell III was arrested last week in Grundy and Kankakee Counties on suspicion of delivering a controlled substance. Officers recovered two 45 caliber handguns from his home, one of which had been modified for automatic fire.