Good morning. It’s Monday, Oct. 4, and I still need to watch “Squid Games.” Let’s get you caught up in the next three minutes.

• What’s the offshore system? When wealthy people set up accounts in other countries to stash things like yachts, planes, mansions and cash, hiding them from taxes and investigations.
• Where’s the money going? Documents shared with The Post and partners show South Dakota, Delaware and other states now rival tax havens in Europe and the Caribbean.
• Why it matters: These accounts used by billionaires and world leaders often can cost countries trillions in lost taxes, worsen inequality and protect people accused of wrongdoing.

• What to expect: The potential for a lot of controversy. Abortion, guns and religious rights cases are on the agenda, and the court itself is under a microscope.
• The most high-profile issue: Abortion. The justices will hear the most serious challenge to Roe v. Wade in decades on Dec. 1.
• The makeup of the court: Six right-leaning justices and three left-leaning ones.

• The former president began talking about it in August, but advisers urged patience, according to our reporting.
• Meanwhile, he’s settled on a wink-and-nod strategy, traveling the country for rallies and raising money with the same aggressive online tactics as his past campaigns.

• What happened: More than 120,000 gallons of oil leaked from a rig a few miles off Huntington Beach and Newport Beach this weekend. Officials haven’t confirmed yet that the leak has been stopped.
• The full impact won’t be known for a while, but officials are warning of “an environmental catastrophe.”

• What’s happening: The U.S. Postal Service is making delivery changes (part of cost-saving measures), and they affect states west of the Rockies and places on the edge of the country, including South Texas and Florida, most.
• What does it mean for you? Check your Zip code with our helpful, interactive graphic.
• Prices are also rising: Priority mail will cost $5 more this holiday season, for example, along with other increases.

• What happened? The Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB returned to New England to play his former team and beat the Patriots 19-17.
• Brady also became the NFL’s career leader in passing yards and joined Drew Brees, Brett Favre and Peyton Manning as the only quarterbacks to beat all 32 NFL teams. NBD.
• Another key takeaway from NFL Week 4: The Arizona Cardinals are the only still-undefeated team this season.

• What is it? A South Korean dystopian thriller where hundreds of people compete in children’s games for $38 million in prize money. The twist: Losing contestants are killed.
• What sets the show apart? The way it unpacks class and inequality and offers a haunting microcosm of real life, our reviewer says.

You’re all caught up. See you tomorrow.

But before you go … the Nobel Prizes are being awarded this week, starting with the Nobel in medicine today and leading up to the peace prize on Friday. Also, it’s a Monday, and we’re all probably a little tired, so here are some tips for good sleep, according to the experts.

(Jordan Robertson for The Post)

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