A Snapshot of Current US Domestic News Highlights

The brief covers various current US domestic news topics including Kamala Harris' nomination and speech, a man threatening Donald Trump, the US Postal Service's $30 billion savings plan, an Arkansas abortion ballot issue, election-related talks among US executives, Arizona's voter law, Dartmouth College's union complaint, Wall Street bank rules, and sea lions taking over a California beach.

In a reflection of America's changing demographics, Vice President Kamala Harris, the daughter of immigrant parents, will accept the Democratic Party's nomination in Chicago, aiming to redefine herself and contrast with Republican Donald Trump.

An Arizona man is under investigation for social media threats to kill Trump, who is in the county as part of his campaign.

The US Postal Service plans to save $30 billion over ten years by adjusting pick-up/drop-off times and accelerating some mail deliveries.

The Arkansas Supreme Court blocked an abortion rights measure from the ballot due to paperwork errors, halting a push to amend the state constitution.

US company executives have increased discussions about the upcoming presidential election, highlighting policy uncertainties between Harris and Trump.

The US Supreme Court revived part of Arizona's voter law requiring proof of citizenship to register, after a federal judge blocked it previously.

Dartmouth College's basketball team union has filed a complaint against the school for refusing to negotiate with the players.

Contentious bank capital hikes now hinge on the presidential election, delaying significant Wall Street regulations.

Hundreds of sea lions have taken over San Carlos Beach in Monterey, California, captivating crowds and leading officials to close the area to people.

(With inputs from agencies.)