Highlights of Current US Domestic News Briefs

This summary presents recent key developments in US domestic news, including statements from Donald Trump on colleges, a new student debt relief blockage, allegations against the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, Hunter Biden’s tax case plea, details about the Georgia school shooting, Trump's new economic proposals, and updates on the U.S. Open tennis semi-finals.

Recent developments in U.S. domestic news cover a range of significant topics. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump declared that U.S. universities could lose accreditation over 'antisemitic propaganda' if he is elected.

A U.S. judge has temporarily blocked President Joe Biden's student debt relief plan, questioning the authority of the Education Department to cancel student loans. Additionally, over a dozen former U.S. Coast Guard Academy students have filed complaints seeking $130 million in damages over alleged sexual assaults.

In other news, Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden, pleaded guilty to federal tax charges, while details emerge about the victims of the recent Georgia school shooting. Donald Trump also proposed several economic initiatives, including corporate tax cuts and a government efficiency commission headed by Elon Musk. Meanwhile, New York retailers are now required to install panic buttons for enhanced safety under new state legislation. Lastly, U.S. men's tennis looks to end a long Grand Slam drought with an all-American semi-final battle at the U.S. Open.

(With inputs from agencies.)