Today on CNN 10, an update on the Israel-Hamas war. Can President Joe Biden balance support for Israel with calls for humanitarian aid to Gaza? Then, see the spectacular new footage of Mars' "Labyrinth of Night." Plus, don't miss the whale of a tale that started with a cloud of snot.
Sharone Lifschitz, whose parents have been taken hostage by Hamas, tells Christiane that "when you're faced with such a tsunami of hate" we must remember our shared values.
Christiane Amanpour speaks with Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry on the difficulties of getting humanitarian aid to Gaza through the Rafah crossing.
Worldwide numbers are in for Swift's 'Eras' film, and previews of 'Failure to Protect' and Netflix's 'Scott Pilgrim' anime series. Rick Damigella reports
Major Michal, IDF Casualties Officer, speaks with CNN about the harrowing work she is doing to help console the families of Israelis killed in the Hamas attacks.
CNN's Jeremy Diamond speaks to Palestinian men from Gaza who were working in Israel when Hamas attacked. The workers are now waiting in the Dheisheh refugee camp in the West Bank, separated from their families.
Zahmire Lopez was 8 years old when he was shot and killed while at home in Newark, New Jersey. This video is part of a CNN series of profiles of gun victims -- a daily reminder of some of the many young lives lost this year, and every year, in America.
The mother and brothers of 21-year-old Mia Schem, who is being held hostage by Hamas in the Gaza Strip, tell Anderson Cooper what it was like to see her in a video released by the militant group.
Judge Tanya Chutkan issued a limited gag order on former President Donald Trump after his continued attacks against potential witnesses, prosecutors and court officials. Trump responded at a rally by saying he's willing to go to jail.
Christiane Amanpour talks to Israeli opposition leader, and former prime minister, Yair Lapid about his thoughts on Israel's emergency government and how he thinks the war with Hamas could end.
More needs to be done to make sports leadership structures diverse and that change needs to happen at speed and with urgency, says Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand. The former England captain made his remarks ahead of a roundtable entitled "A Seat At The Table," premiering on TNT Sports 1 and streaming on Discovery+ in the United Kingdom on October 19.