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Eight Israeli hostages were freed on Thursday on what ended up being the final day of a temporary truce between Israel and Hamas. CNN's Matthew Chance reports.

Freezing temperatures in the Chicago area are leaving the city's migrant population to struggle with the cold, sometimes outside. CNN's Whitney Wild reports.

Saudi Arabia will extend a voluntary production cut of one million barrels of oil per day. The country is the world's biggest exporter of crude oil. CNN's Anna Stewart reports.

Japan's bullet trains may be famed for their speed but a ride on the Cruise Train Seven Stars in Kyushu, a luxury sleeper, is a more exclusive experience.

The doyenne of art and photography, who's bringing Russian artists to the international stage, gives a tour of the city she calls home.

Before becoming a champion of charity, Prince Harry had a rebellious streak.

You know it's Christmas season when world leaders begin lighting Christmas trees. This week, both U.S. President Joe Biden and British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak counted down to the lighting of trees in their respective nations' capitals.

Fighting between Israel and Hamas resumes after truce expires, as sources say hostage negotiations ongoing. Kim Brunhuber speaks with author and activist Hen Mazzig about what he's hearing from hostages' family members.

According to a New York Times report, Israeli officials knew about how Hamas planned to carry out its attack on Israel more than one year ago. John Vause speaks with Ronen Bergman, Staff Writer for the New York Times, about the details.

Much of Gaza has been left a wasteland since Israel began its military campaign. CNN's Ben Wedeman speaks to people living there, who are struggling to survive.

Some of the freed Israeli hostages are recovering in hospitals. Wolf Blitzer takes us inside one near Tel Aviv where patients hope to get better soon and go home.

Noa Argamani was kidnapped by Hamas on October 7. Her dying mother is pleading for Noa's return. John Vause speaks with a close friend of the Argamani family, Shlomit Marciano, about both mother and daughter.

Delegates at the U.N. climate conference, COP28, have agreed to create a damage fund to assist developing countries with the effects of climate change. CNN's David McKenzie reports from Dubai.

Without a word, a college student says, a suspect shot him and two Palestinian friends out on a walk. He thought they were dead, and has been fearful since.

CNN uncovers another critical report -- this one about racism, bullying and hazing -- kept secret despite "vow of transparency." Pamela Brown reports.

CNN's Ben Wedeman reports on the Hamas attackers who opened fire on a Jerusalem bus stop, killing three people and injuring seven. Hamas said the attackers were members of its military wing, Al-Qassam Brigades.

Marianna Budanova, the wife of Ukraine's top military intelligence official, has been hospitalized with apparent heavy metals poisoning, according to Ukrainian and Western officials. CNN senior international correspondent Frederik Pleitgen has more.

Today on CNN10, the UN is holding its annual climate summit -- called COP28 -- in Dubai. We explain why the Environmental Protection Agency is proposing a 10 year deadline to remove 100% of lead pipes from US water systems. We also cover the death of the iconic and controversial US foreign policy figure Henry Kissinger.

Yael Engel Lichi joins The Lead.

CNN's Jake Tapper reports.