Boeing's Legal Turbulence: A Walk Through US News Highlights

US domestic news includes a judge questioning Boeing's plea deal in fatal crashes, the Justice Department suing Virginia for election violations, a Texas man dropping an abortion pill lawsuit, Trump intensifying immigration rhetoric, and human bird flu cases in California, alongside Florida's hurricane recovery efforts.

In recent domestic news, a U.S. federal judge is evaluating the Justice Department's plea deal with Boeing over their role in two fatal 737 MAX crashes. While judges press for explanations, the plea's acceptance remains undecided, as victim relatives urge rejection.

The Justice Department filed a lawsuit against Virginia, accusing it of breaching federal election laws. The case revolves around voter list purges mandated by an order from the Governor, which federal law prohibits close to elections.

Meanwhile, human health concerns rise in California, with two new bird flu cases among dairy farm workers adding to the nationwide total. This comes amidst ongoing recovery efforts in Florida following recent hurricanes, showcasing a wide range of pressing issues across the country.

(With inputs from agencies.)