Lester Holt sat down with 12 family members of hostages that are being held in Gaza. Liz Hirsh Naftali’s relative, a three-year-old girl, was taken after her parents were killed in Hamas’ attack.
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U.S. Coast Guard searches for man missing from Louisiana cruise ship
The New Orleans Coast Guard is searching a 200-mile area for a man who went missing Monday from a Louisiana cruise ship bound for Montego Bay, Jamaica.
Prices held steady in October as inflation slowed further
Prices for consumers are growing at a slower pace, the U.S. government reported, as overall prices in October were the same as what consumers paid in September.
Government shutdown November deadline: What happens to Social Security payments and more
A shutdown could happen Saturday if a new funding bill isn’t passed and signed. Here’s how a shutdown would affect Social Security and other programs.
New inflation numbers could preview holiday prices
New inflation numbers expected Tuesday could determine whether Americans will face even more interest rate hikes and will provide insight on prices ahead of the holidays. NBC’s Tom Costello reports for TODAY.
Mass grave is being dug inside Gaza's main hospital, director says
Al-Shifa hospital in Gaza has “turned into a real cemetery for the sick and wounded,” its director says, as fighting rages in the vicinity.
‘Nakba 2023’: Israel right-wing ministers' comments add fuel to Palestinian fears
Dropping a nuclear bomb on the Gaza Strip and establishing “sterile zones” that would block Palestinians from entering.
First nonbinary Mexican magistrate found dead at home
Jesús Ociel Baena, the first openly nonbinary person to assume a judicial position in Mexico, was found dead in their home in Aguascalientes after receiving death threats because of their gender identity, authorities said.
Efforts to evacuate some of Gaza’s biggest hospitals appear to be failing
Efforts by health workers to evacuate some of Gaza’s biggest hospitals appear to be failing despite promises from Israeli forces to allow those wounded and sick to go south.
Texas police arrest 5 for allegedly targeting Asian Americans in string of burglaries
Police in North Texas have arrested five people in connection to a string of burglaries that appear to have targeted the Asian American community earlier this month.