Soiling the body.

President Trump's third version of a travel ban survived the Supreme Court, limiting citizens of eight nations from entering the US. 1/27

One good thing about that: The Supreme Court’s ruling took a very powerful gun—Korematsu—out of Donald Trump’s hands. 2/27

Mitch McConnell would like to remind you that he blocked Merrick Garland, resulting in Trump's travel ban. 3/27

In the past year, Algeria has expelled or turned away over 13,000 migrants and forced them to walk into the Sahara. 4/27

Migrants in the Sahara are vanishing at double the rate of those traveling across the Mediterranean. 5/27

China is detaining Muslims on a massive scale in Xinjiang for “re-education.” The world has barely noticed. 6/27

People in Tijuana shrug at the idea of Trump's big border wall. They already have two walls, and they make the city better. 7/27

A man in a suit paddled across the Hudson River to make a meeting on time. "I didn't wanna pay for the toll." 8/27

Remembering Marshall "Major" Taylor, who once was the fastest bicycle rider in the world. 9/27

Photographs of the United States' mostly secret preparations for nuclear war. 10/27

MS-13 is brutal, but the gang isn't organized enough to do most of the things Trump says it does. 11/27

By the end of May, President Trump had made 3,251 false or misleading claims. In June, he's lying faster than ever. 12/27

After spending half a billion dollars on teacher evaluation, the Gates Foundation says it doesn't "move the needle." 13/27

The Telstar 18, a soccer ball designed for the 2018 World Cup, is "as close to a perfect sphere as you can get." 14/27

World Cup contestants Costa Rica, Japan, and Denmark all field players who would be eligible for the US team. 15/27

"I enjoy the negotiation of finding a concept that truly works." An interview with St. Vincent's costume designer. 16/27

Here’s a riveting account in which a man nearly dies from a rattlesnake bite in Yosemite. 17/27

Australian comic Hannah Gadsby quits comedy in the middle of her Netflix special—and that’s when it gets great. 18/27

Should you be lucky enough to publish a book in your lifetime, most people in your family won’t buy it, and most of your friends won’t either. 19/27

Casual research shows that some Amazon sellers are building fake-review empires. 20/27

The aesthetic argument for more brutalism in how the internet looks and feels. 21/27

Pizza giant Domino’s rebranded with big help from Big Dairy, who convinced them to double down on cheese. 22/27

"Burgers get more expensive as houses do." Waiters can't afford to live in San Francisco, so restaurant prices are going up. 23/27

Pet food is said to be responsible for a quarter of the environmental impacts of meat production. 24/27

Chinese supplies much of America’s stock in fentanyl and other opioids. China blames America's demand for fentanyl and other opioids. 25/27

A nameless, four-acre island is the world’s largest island-in-a-lake-on-an-island-in-a-lake-on-an-island. 26/27

Scientists analyze what makes up "thrift store smell." The answer? "Body soils." 27/27

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