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CNN's Nick Watt speaks with Hiba Tibi, CARE Country Director for the West Bank and Gaza, about the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

NN'S Senior Data Reporter Harry Enten looks at Mike Pence's struggling poll numbers in the lead up to him dropping out of the presidential race.

Former Italian Downhill Racer & Eurosport Presenter Francesca Marsaglia looks back at the season-opening skiing from the weekend with 2013 Alpine Skiing Overall World Cup Champion Tina Maze

The Maine National Guard asked police to check on Robert Card after a soldier became concerned he would "snap and commit a mass shooting," according to information shared with CNN. Officers from the Sagadahoc County and Kennebec County Sheriff's Offices responded and tried to contact Card on September 16, without success to talk to him, according to a law enforcement source.

CNN's Jim Sciutto visited Arab Al-Aramshe, a mostly deserted town on the border of Israel and Lebanon, where he spoke with residents about the daily attacks Israel's northern front faces from Hezbollah.

This week's cold open on "Saturday Night Live" poked fun at President Joe Biden's age and featured an appearance from Christopher Walken to explain the real meaning of Halloween.

Before the company he co-founded became one of the world's leading artificial intelligence companies, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman spoke to CNN about his predictions for AI and the moment he met his childhood idol.

A federal judge has reinstated a gag order on former U.S. President Donald Trump in his election subversion case. Meanwhile, Trump ridiculed his GOP opponents in Iowa. CNN's Jeff Zeleny reports, and Nick Watt speaks with Jessica Levinson, Professor of Law at Loyola Law School, about the state of the race for the Republican nomination for president.

CNN's Jomana Karadsheh reports on the suffering of children trapped in Gaza as Israel steps up airstrikes.

Fans of the show "Friends" are mourning the death of actor Matthew Perry. Nick Watt speaks with Emily Longeretta, Variety's Senior TV Features Editor, about the hole he leaves behind.

The IDF says Israeli fighter jets have struck Hezbollah military infrastructure in southern Lebanon in response to shelling directed toward northern Israel. Ben Wedeman reports from Beirut.

Paula Newton speaks to UNICEF's James Elder about the immense humanitarian challenges in Gaza.

Gustavo Valdes reports that hurricane victims in Acapulco are still struggling to find food and fuel.

CNN's Melissa Bell talks to International Criminal Court prosecutor Karim Khan about possible war crimes in the Israel-Hamas conflict.

Jeff Sonnenfeld, former presidential adviser speaks about how tensions between the U.S. and Iran may impact the conflict between Israel and Hamas.

Paula Newton speaks to Fernando Travesi, Executive Director for the International Center for Transitional Justice, about the potential prosecution of war crimes during the Israel-Hamas conflict.

Iris Weinstein Haggai says her parents were on their morning walk about a mile and a half from their home in Nir Oz, a kibbutz just a few miles from the Gaza border, before they went missing.

Pyongyang is known for being transactional and has long been willing to sell weapons to anyone who would pay. Its arms proliferation in the Middle East is well documented. A senior official with the Joint Chiefs of Staff in Seoul says they have evidence of North Korea exporting RPGs and potentially other weapons either directly or indirectly to Hamas; but the cooperation also likely extends to tactical doctrine and training. CNN's Paula Hancocks has the details.

Qatar, the United Arab Emirates and other Middle Eastern countries call for Israel to pause ground incursion in Gaza to allow much needed aid to reach refugees.

Rep. Dean Phillips (D-MN) discusses why he's launching a primary challenge against President Joe Biden for the 2024 race.