CNN has learned nearly 57,000 pounds of U.S. aid for humanitarian assistance to Gaza is being delivered to Egypt. CNN's Larry Madowo reports from Cairo.
CNN's Meg Tirrell sits down with Johnny Lubin, one of the first in the world to try a new kind of medicine that uses a gene-editing tool called CRISPR to offer a potential cure for sickle cell disease.
Grammy award-winning musician Jacob Collier talks to Christiane Amanpour about being launched from his bedroom to international stardom, turning crocs into music, and giving a voice to his audiences.
CNN's Kim Brunhuber speak to Kit Yates, Co-Director of the Centre for Mathematical Biology at the University of Bath, about Boris Johnson's appearance at the UK COVID inquiry.
138 candles were lit on a special "hostage" menorah in downtown Tel Aviv, while Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu lit the first menorah candle at the Western Wall in Jerusalem.
American athlete Zion Clark was born without legs but he's not let that get in his way. He speaks to CNN about his love for wrestling, ambitions in MMA and how he hopes to represent the US at Paris 2024.
U.S. and EU officials say there's a growing risk of terror attacks this holiday season amid the Israel-Hamas war. CNN's Kim Brunhuber speaks with security management consultant Glenn Schoen about some of the red flags.
Hamas releases propaganda video of its fight against Israeli forces, as the IDF searches for the militant group's leaders. CNN's Alex Marquardt reports on the situation in Gaza.
Fitness enthusiasts in Dubai came together to break the world record for the most nationalities in a HIIT workout. The feat was part of the Dubai Fitness Challenge, promoting a healthier lifestyle.
In northern Gaza, 97% of households aren't consuming enough food, the WFP said. CNN's John Vause discusses the situation with the U.N.'s Tamara Alrifai.