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Shopkeepers on Gaza's busiest commercial street emerged to inspect their losses on Saturday after the ceasefire that ended 11 days of fighting between Israel and Hamas. (May 22)

Despite the negative impact social media has on teen mental health, Facebook is exploring a version of Instagram for kids under 13. Congresswoman Kathy Castro (D-FL) talks to CNN's Michael Smerconish about protecting children online.

At the Philharmonie de Paris, two iconic artists have come together for a powerful exhibition. Brazilian photographer Sebastião Salgado has over 200 black and white photos on display taken during his seven-year stay in the Amazonian forest. French musician Jean-Michel Jarre is providing the soundtrack.

China's Mars rover "Zhurong" drives from its landing platform and starts exploring the surface, making the country only the second nation to land and operate a rover on the Red Planet.

Pemba (Mozambique) (AFP) – Julia Francisco and other displaced people have been living in makeshift shelters on a beach in the coastal Mozambique town of Pemba since fleeing deadly attacks in March by Islamic State-linked fighters on their home town of Palma.

The Thai department of corrections starts vaccinating prisoners in Bangkok, after nearly half of inmates tested returned positive results for coronavirus. Justice minister Somsak Thepsuthin visited Minburi remand prison where the first among 1,500 prisoners were vaccinated.

This year's Biennale examines how architecture can address global issues such as political and religious polarization, the quest for space, or simple human collaboration. Seen as a neutral place, the Venice event offers the ground, the space, and a time for dialogue.

The Hungarian-born biochemist Katalin Karikó who was crucial in developing the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine has been made an Honorary Citizen of Szeged; where she started her university studies. Karikó, who is the vice-president of BioNTech, became best known for her work with mRNA technology that is used in the Pfizer and Moderna Covid vaccines.

Jake Tapper explains the inspiration behind his new novel and says his fiction is "more fun" but his non-fiction "more meaningful."

Ford is gambling that its new all-electric version of the best-selling F-150 pickup will get conservatives to go green. "Every so often a vehicle comes along that disrupts the status quo," says Chief Engineer Linda Zhang.

"It looks to me like there are five votes to uphold the Mississippi [abortion] law," says Jake Tapper, which will ignite voters on both sides.

An Albanian man accused of supplying weapons to a Tunisian terrorist who killed 86 people in Nice is back in France after extradition from Italy. Endri Elezi is suspected of aiding Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, who rammed a truck into a crowd in the French coastal city on July 14, 2016.