Bet on the horse.

A New York Times reporter tracked the payments made (and iPhone apps used) on a migrant’s journey from El Salvador to the United States. 1/21

Photographs of items taken from migrants crossing the US border with Mexico. 2/21

Merkel saves her government with an immigration deal, compromising her welcoming policy toward migrants. 3/21

Home to “Trump before Trump,” Hungary's hostility toward migrants puts it at odds with the EU, but not the White House. 4/21

“Abolish ICE” has evolved from occasional protest chant to a rallying cry among the Left. 5/21

Related: Free posters by artist Phoebe Wahl for your next protest. 6/21

A major of ICE’s criminal investigators want the organization to be restructured. 7/21

Residents in (desolate) Wyoming have 70 times more voting power than people in (crowded) California. 8/21

Lest anyone forget: Democrats have won the popular vote in six of the seven last presidential elections. 9/21

The go-to attorney for Charlottesville's neo-Nazis and white supremacists used to focus on defending the poor. 10/21

In case you missed it: Ron Paul tweeted a racist, antisemitic cartoon, and Dinesh D'Souza—recently pardoned by the President—endorsed #BurntheJews. 11/21

"Carbanak," the biggest digital bank heist ever—$1.2 billion since 2013—is still playing out. 12/21

A notorious French gangster made his second prison break. He cites director Michael Mann as a technical adviser. 13/21

The 12 boys found alive in a Thailand cave may be stuck there for months because they have to be trained how to dive. 14/21

The family that became billionaires based on Nutella’s success is taking over the chocolate business. 15/21

Half of south Florida's six million residents live less than six and a half feet above the current high tide line. 16/21

Winners of the Nature Conservancy's 2018 Photo Contest. 17/21

British dressage officials make it clear that mules aren't fine enough to ride in their events. 18/21

Just under 23% of Americans get enough exercise, according to a new CDC report. 19/21

A neuroscientist scanned the brain of Alex Honnold, the greatest free-solo climber ever, and basically found no fear. 20/21

Race report from an old Welsh contest that pits humans against horses. The horses usually win. 21/21

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