Key Breakthroughs and Challenges in US Domestic Affairs

This summary provides updates on key issues in the US: Kamala Harris gains support among Black voters; religious debates in public schools; Hunter Biden's alleged Romanian connection; Kamala Harris and Tim Walz's Midwest rallies; Minnesota's felon voting rights; Trump's news conference; Harris' impact on Trump's strategy; large-scale 3D printing in Texas; UAW's Harris endorsement; and Tropical Storm Debby's impact on South Carolina.

Recent US domestic news highlights significant political and social dynamics. Democratic candidate Kamala Harris is gaining momentum among Black voters, while Donald Trump's white voter support has increased. In education, new laws in Louisiana and Oklahoma challenge the Constitution's church-state separation. Legal troubles for Hunter Biden continue, with him allegedly receiving payments from a Romanian businessman. VP candidate Tim Walz showcased his Midwest appeal during rallies in Michigan and Wisconsin. Meanwhile, Minnesota's Supreme Court upheld Walz's law restoring felon voting rights.

Donald Trump announced a press conference in Florida amidst changing campaign strategies due to Kamala Harris' rising popularity. Innovations in housing technology are underway with the near-completion of the world's largest 3D-printed neighborhood in Texas. Despite securing the United Auto Workers' endorsement, Harris faces the challenge of winning over Michigan's autoworkers. Climate concerns arise as Tropical Storm Debby causes severe flooding in South Carolina.

As the November election approaches, these developments paint a complex picture of America's political and social landscape.

(With inputs from agencies.)