US News Round-up: Arrests, Records, and Policies

The US domestic news scene is buzzing with high-profile events this week. Reigning 100 meters world champion Sha'Carri Richardson faces legal troubles following her arrest for domestic violence in Seattle. The incident reportedly occurred just days before the US Track & Field Championships, adding tension to an already high-stakes competition.

In a more uplifting development, the US women's swimming team set a new world record in the 4x100 meters medley relay at the world championships in Singapore. The team, consisting of Regan Smith, Kate Douglass, Gretchen Walsh, and Torri Huske, clocked a time of 3:49.34, besting their previous record from the Paris Olympics.

Controversy surrounding US deportation policies continues as the Trump administration defends its decision to deport serious criminals to third countries, even as recent cases reveal that some individuals were returned to their home countries. Meanwhile, the U.S. National Hurricane Center is monitoring a system off the North Carolina coast with a high chance of developing into a tropical storm. Lastly, Ghislaine Maxwell has been relocated to a lower-security prison in Texas amid ongoing discussions about her involvement in Jeffrey Epstein's criminal activities.

(With inputs from agencies.)