Marking a year since the Oct. 7 massacre

Plus, the Supreme Court heads into a new term

VIEW IN BROWSER MSNBC DAILY Understand today's news Monday, Oct. 07, 2024 THE LATEST A grim anniversary and a long, dangerous year By Andrea Mitchell A year ago, Israel and Saudi Arabia were talking with the U.S. at the United Nations meetings in New York about an agreement that could end hostilities between Israel and its Arab neighbors, reshaping the Middle East. Then Hamas terrorists attacked Israel, taking hostages and slaughtering around 1,200 Israelis.    A year after the Oct. 7 massacre, most of the surviving hostages have not been released, more than 40,000 Gazans have died according to according to local health authorities, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's popularity at home is soaring because of his military successes against Hezbollah, and the Biden administration has less influence than ever over Israel's decision-making.   This is a preview of Andrea Mitchell's latest article. Read the full column here.  TOP STORIES RUBY AND HAGIT CHEN Our son is still being held by Hamas. Bring him home now. As the anniversary of the worst day of our lives approaches, we ask everyone to think of their own families. Read more. FRANK FIGLIUZZI Feds bust a white-supremacist gang trafficking fentanyl and a favorite Trump trope A significant component of America's crime problem is made up of hardened, U.S.-born criminals who traffic in the drugs, guns and violence plaguing our country. Read more. HAYES BROWN Ted Cruz and Rick Scott are in trouble With the path to maintaining their Senate majority narrowing, Democrats are going on the offense against Sens. Ted Cruz and Rick Scott. Read more. JARVIS DEBERRY The Ohio sheriff who suggested treating Kamala Harris yard signs as evidence There appears to be a campaign among some conservatives to bully everybody else into political inactivity or silence. Read more.         TOP VIDEOS ALI VELSHI Supreme Court heads into new term backed by 'emotional support billionaires' WATCH NOW MORNING JOE 'An increasingly desperate family who's preparing for civil war': Joe slams Trumps for Butler remarks WATCH NOW WEEKENDS WITH ALEX WITT Rudy Giuliani's daughter on discussing Trump with her dad: He talks to me like he'd talk to a camera WATCH NOW INSIDE WITH JEN PSAKI Buttigieg reveals details of conversation with Elon Musk about storm response WATCH NOW MORE FROM MSNBC Season two of Ali Velshi's podcast "Velshi Banned Book Club" features culturally impactful literature and gives context to the book banning epidemic as a threat to American democracy. This week, Ali explores the age-old tradition of storytelling as a warning, lesson, and means to understand oneself through memoirs by Roxane Gay and Jeannette Walls. You can subscribe to MSNBC Premium on Apple Podcasts for early access to every episode the week before it drops, and ad-free listening to the entire series. Saturday, MSNBC Films presents "My Generation." The four-part documentary series from NBC News Studios takes an in-depth look at four distinct generations and how members of each have been shaped by the cultural and political events of their time. This week: Generation X – born between 1965 and 1980 – narrated by Ethan Hawke. Watch an all-new episode of "My Generation" Saturday at 9pm Eastern on MSNBC.   MSNBC INSIGHTS Have you ever wanted to provide MSNBC with your opinion about their TV programs, documentaries, and digital products, such as MSNBC.com, newsletters, and podcasts? Now is your chance! Join the MSNBC Insights Community.   Download the MSNBC App: 30 Rockefeller Plaza New York, NY 10112 PRIVACY | CONTACT | UNSUBSCRIBE