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“An attack ad from Kamala Harris’s campaign uses denunciations of Donald Trump by his own former top security lieutenants to portray him as too risky to restore to power,” the New York Times reports.

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-FL) “demanded more FEMA funding for Florida, just weeks after she voted against a bill that provided $20 billion for federal emergency funds,” the New Republic reports. “Luna was among 82 House Republicans who voted against the deal and one of 11 Florida lawmakers who cast dissenting votes.”

“The surprisingly positive jobs report Friday has reinforced growing optimism about the U. S. economy, less than a month before the end of an extremely close presidential race between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, and while voters say the economy is a top priority,” CNBC reports. “Trump has been trying to paint a nightmarish picture of the U.

“A majority of the Supreme Court appeared sympathetic on Tuesday to the Biden administration’s restrictions on kits that allow people to make untraceable homemade guns,” the New York Times reports. “The case centered on whether the federal agency responsible for regulating firearms had acted lawfully in enacting a rule to address a surge in ‘ghost guns,’ weapons made from kits available for purchase online and heralded as easy enough to assemble in less than an hour.”

Time: “In the four swing states that make it easy to track political alignment in voter registrations—Arizona, Nevada, North Carolina and Pennsylvania—Democrats have seen their slice of the overall pie shrink.”

A new AARP poll in Arizona finds Donald Trump leading Kamala Harris among voters overall, 49% to 47%, with 1% supporting other candidates and 3% undecided.