Current US Domestic News Highlights: Wildfires, Army Prosecution, and Political Shifts

The largest wildfire in the U.S. has grown larger than Los Angeles. A U.S. soldier imprisoned in Russia could face prosecution at home. The U.S. Secret Service's acting director blamed local police for a security lapse involving Donald Trump. Kamala Harris is gaining ground on Donald Trump in multiple swing states.

A massive wildfire in California has expanded beyond the size of Los Angeles, with over 5,500 firefighters working tirelessly to contain the blaze. The Park Fire has become the fifth largest wildfire in Californian history.

In other news, the U.S. Army has ceased payment to a soldier imprisoned in Russia and may prosecute him upon his return. The soldier, Gordon Black, was convicted of theft and murder threats in Russia and violated army regulations by traveling there without authorization.

The U.S. Secret Service's new acting director expressed regret over a security lapse that led to an attempted assassination of Donald Trump but attributed the failure to local law enforcement.

Meanwhile, Kamala Harris has gained traction against Donald Trump in six out of seven swing states, according to a Bloomberg poll. This comes as Harris prepares to announce her vice presidential pick and embark on a crucial battleground tour.

(With inputs from agencies.)