US Domestic News Highlights: From Race War Allegations to Key Political Debates

The latest US domestic news briefs cover a range of topics, including white supremacist allegations, the Biden administration's Ukraine strategy report, US House voting on DJI drones, the death of actor James Earl Jones, Harvey Weinstein's heart surgery, Trump's legal threats, a bounce in Trump Media shares, Supreme Court Justice Kagan's comments, a Republican report on the Afghan withdrawal, and the upcoming Harris-Trump debate.

U.S. prosecutors announced criminal charges against two leaders of a white supremacist gang who allegedly used Telegram to incite a race war. The group, 'The Terrorgram Collective', targeted racially motivated violence.

The Biden administration has submitted a classified Ukraine strategy report to Congress. Legislators are reviewing the content, which follows a June deadline mandated in a spending bill.

The U.S. House voted to ban new drones from Chinese manufacturer DJI from operating on U.S. infrastructure amid ongoing legislative measures targeting China.

Renowned actor James Earl Jones, known for voicing Darth Vader, passed away at 93. He died at home, surrounded by his family.

Harvey Weinstein, the disgraced Hollywood producer, underwent emergency heart surgery. This precedes a court appearance in a new indictment on sex crimes charges.

U.S. election officials condemned Donald Trump's threats to jail corrupt officials should he win the presidency in 2024, describing his claims as intimidation.

Shares of Trump Media & Technology Group rose following a poll that indicated a tight race between Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris for the White House.

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan expressed concern over the court's emergency docket, suggesting it hampers their best work.

The White House dismissed a Republican report on the Afghan withdrawal as lacking new information, stating that it failed to present any new insights.

Philadelphia prepares for a significant debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, with protests expected to accompany the televised event.

(With inputs from agencies.)