US Domestic News Roundup: Harris Outshines Biden, Newsom Cracks Down, More

Kamala Harris is outperforming Joe Biden in polls against Donald Trump in key battleground states. Rudy Giuliani's bankruptcy status remains unresolved due to unpaid fees. Governor Gavin Newsom orders the removal of homeless encampments in California. A man is arrested for starting a wildfire in Northern California. Harris engages with Netanyahu on Gaza's humanitarian issues. Former Uvalde officers plead not guilty to charges related to the school shooting. Supreme Court Justice Kagan backs an ethics enforcement mechanism. The Pentagon finds an additional $2 billion in accounting errors for Ukraine aid. Trump prosecutors argue to uphold his conviction despite an immunity ruling. A Nevada man is charged with making death threats to Trump's prosecutor and judge.

Kamala Harris is outperforming Joe Biden in polls against Donald Trump in key battleground states, according to a new Emerson College/The Hill poll. Harris ties with Trump in Wisconsin while Biden trails.

Rudy Giuliani's bankruptcy status remains unresolved as a U.S. judge considers continuing Chapter 11 supervision over unpaid fees. Giuliani owes roughly $350,000 to his creditors.

Governor Gavin Newsom has ordered the removal of homeless encampments in California, following a Supreme Court decision upholding anti-camping laws. Newsom emphasized public health and safety in his announcement.

A man was arrested for allegedly igniting a wildfire in Northern California, which forced thousands to evacuate. Authorities identified the suspect through surveillance footage.

In talks with Israeli PM Netanyahu, U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris raised concerns over Gaza's humanitarian situation, signaling potential shifts in American policy.

Former Uvalde officers have pleaded not guilty to charges linked to the 2022 school shooting in Texas. The officers face multiple counts of child endangerment.

Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan supports the creation of a judicial committee to enforce the court's new ethics code, aiming for greater accountability.

The Pentagon revealed an additional $2 billion in miscalculated aid for Ukraine, bringing the total to $8.2 billion. The errors stem from unclear accounting practices.

Manhattan prosecutors maintain that Donald Trump's conviction should stand despite a Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity related to official acts.

A Nevada man faces charges for making death threats against Trump's prosecutor and the judge in his trial. He allegedly made several threatening calls referring to specific individuals.