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Camilla Harris widens her fundraising lead over Donald Trump.

Plus, investors brace for a key jobs report that could sway the Fed's interest rate plans

and we'll look at oil giant Chevron's efforts to keep pumping oil in Venezuela

even as the US seeks to isolate the country's leader.

In close-door meetings with U.S. officials, White House State Department,

our reporting shows that their stance has been look don't jeopardize our oil production

in Venezuela. It's Friday September 6th I'm Luke Vargas for the Wall Street Journal and

here is the AM edition of What's News? The top headlines and

business stories moving your world today.

Vice President Kamala Harris has built up a substantial fundraising advantage over

former President Donald Trump, with her campaign saying today it raised a combined

361 million dollars last month between if the Democratic National Committee and Joint Fundraising

Committees.

That is nearly three times Trump's $130 million cash hall, which also included receipts from the Republican National Committee and

authorized committees.

Top Harris backers say that her fundraising lead frees her up to campaign instead of raising more money, while those close to Trump have cited his 2016

fundraising deficit as evidence that more money doesn't always equal victory.

In other election news, let the voting begin. Today, North Carolina, a potentially

decisive swing state, is set to begin mailing out absentee ballots to voters who

requested them. Unlike in 2020, Donald Trump ballot to

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