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It’s Sunday, September 22 — here’s what you’ll find in today’s newsletter:

• Trump & the Jewish vote

• Automated kiosks at McDonald’s

• 4 quick hits of news from the last 24 hours

Trump & the Jewish vote

NY Post says the Jewish vote could shift right: Increasing antisemitism from hard-left Democrats may drive Jewish support towards Trump.

But Newsweek argues that Trump's controversies are a major roadblock: Endorsements and associations with extremists hurt his Jewish voter appeal.

Plus, WaPo says Trump's antisemeitic rhetoric -- ironically at a “Fighting Antisemitism” event -- won't translate to support: Despite pro-Israel moves, Jewish voters largely disapprove of Trump.

For what it's worth, Forward is skeptical, too: Jewish voter's Democratic alignment may keep Trump from securing the vote.

New McDonald’s kiosks

McDonald's rolled out cash-accepting kiosks nationwide. Bloomberg says it's a move towards a future with fewer cashiers -- you can now bypass the register entirely.

The Street says workers weren't happy: While McDonald's says no jobs will be lost, but employees fear for their job security.

On the other hand, CNN says kiosks haven't led to cashier job cuts -- they've just led to shifted roles within stores: Labor gets redirected instead of reduced.

Still, Quartz concurs with fear-mongers: The move towards automation at McDonald's reflects broader fast-food industry trends, driven by digital demand and new wage laws.

1) An explosion at a coal mine in eastern Iran has killed at least 34 workers, with more missing and an investigation underway.

2) A'ja Wilson was voted as the WNBA's unanimous MVP, setting season records for points and rebounds.

3) Kamala Harris gains momentum over Donald Trump with a lead in the latest NBC News poll, signaling a shift in the presidential race.

4) A mass shooting in Birmingham, Alabama, left at least four dead and multiple injured.