Honestly, it's not for everyone.

The CDC is warning against AFM, acute flaccid myelitis, a polio-like illness that's appeared in children in 22 states this year. 1/23

A caravan of about 2,000 migrants from Central America is making its way to the US despite threats from Trump. Mexico has sent police to its southern border. 2/23

Conservative commentators start a whispering campaign against Jamal Khashoggi designed to insulate President Trump. 3/23

Democracy is a hard-won, easily rolled back state of affairs “from which many secretly yearn to be released.” 4/23

Tariff-hacking: Ford has saved $250 million by giving vans it builds in Spain a slight makeover to become "cars." 5/23

Tesla ships 100,000 of its Model 3’s. They're now fifth among the latest best-selling sedans. 6/23

A 1916 patent envisioned a phonograph in your car to play audio recordings to help you navigate. 7/23

The south-western Chinese city of Chengdu plans to launch an illumination satellite, or fake moon, in 2020. 8/23

Scientists use puffed rice cereal and milk to model collapse events involving water, such as those that occur in ice shelves. 9/23

Since the 1990s, anger is the fastest growing expression on Lego faces. "The decline of joyous Legos is by design." 10/23

Confessions of an ATF agent who infiltrated one of L.A.‘s worst motorcycle gangs. 11/23

Instagram employees say that projects to tackle its massive harassment problem are understaffed and unprioritized. 12/23

Does hearing out the other side make us less polarized? Researchers say perhaps, but not on Twitter. 13/23

Google’s "Piano Genie" lets you improvise on a piano "by simply bashing away at eight buttons." 14/23

Internet founders, engineers, scholars, and researchers explain how it all went wrong in 15 steps. 15/23

Devotees of Ayn Rand, who say that unregulated self-interest is the American way, probably don't know the history of Honduras. 16/23

Evidence shows that literature can reshape a reader's mind—even perhaps when thoughts aren't overtly expressed or described. 17/23

Artist Me Kyeoung Lee has spent more than 20 years paying tribute to South Korean convenience stores. 18/23

A set of revolving bookcases turn a Paris office into an art gallery. 19/23

The Nebraska Tourism Commission's new slogan—"Honestly, it's not for everyone"—doesn't appeal to some Nebraskans. 20/23

A British sex doll company offers a "discreet" service for widows: creating bespoke dolls that resemble a lost loved one. 21/23

In defense of the teenager who baked her grandparent’s ashes into cookies she brought to school. 22/23

In case you need some inspiration, some professional female runners going fast on exposed, narrow trails in Chamonix, France. 23/23

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