One might assume decisions that swing economies worldwide were based on careful research… Tags: calculations, James Surowiecki, tariff, trade
When bars are stacked, we can see shifts in composition, but the layout can also make it harder to see patterns individually. Let's look at our options. Tags: categories, composition, separation
The Wall Street Journal has a handful of charts that briefly explain trade… Tags: deficit, tariff, trade, Wall Street Journal
As you might expect, there is a big income difference between those with… Tags: Businessweek, education, income
Two-hit wonders are in between the obscure one-hit wonders and famous musicians. Chris… Tags: Billboard, Chris Dalla Riva, music, songs
Some people sneeze very loudly. For the Washington Post, Teddy Amenabar, Álvaro Valiño,… Tags: sneeze, Washington Post
Maggie Appleton is at the point in her pregnancy when there’s a lot… Tags: birth, Maggie Appleton, probability
The Science & Community Impacts Mapping Project (SCIMap) estimates the impact of proposed… Tags: funding, government, health, research
Secret Base offers a much too complete history of slipping on banana peels,… Tags: banana, Secret Base
Here are tools you can use, data to play with, and resources to learn from that flew across my desk in March. Tags: roundup
Charles-Joseph Minard was born on March 27, 1781. Most who know the name… Tags: Charles-Joseph Minard
I guess we’re going to learn a good bit about tariffs over the… Tags: Bloomberg, tariff, tracker
Tariff announcements seem to waver in tone and finality depending on the day.… Tags: tariff, Washington Post
Any Map Puzzle by Ahmad Barclay lets you search for a location and… Tags: Ahmad Barclay, OpenStreetMap, puzzle
Being able to work with microdata from the American Time Use Survey, via IPUMS, means you can subset, filter, and categorize how you want. This makes it easier to explore questions. Tags: IPUMS, R
You’re familiar with AD and BC, but you probably haven’t heard of AiP… Tags: baseline, Jonny Thaw, time
23andMe, the business predicated on people sending cheek swabs to have their DNA… Tags: 23andMe, ethics, privacy
Spring officially started last week here in the Northern Hemisphere. For Axios, Jacque… Tags: Axios, daylight, spring
What if the game Asteroids used Wikipedia edits to drive the volume and… Tags: game, Kevin Payravi, Wikipedia
For the Washington Post, Emily Giambalvo, Kati Perry, and Jesse Dougherty analyze the… Tags: basketball, college, transfer, Washington Post
This is how the mortality simulation machine gets made. Tags: behind the scenes, mortality, simulation
With absolute certainty, you will die. When will it happen? That is a trickier question. But we can run simulations to explore the possibilities. Tags: mortality, simulation
For Letterform Archive, designer Angie Wang examines a collection of chopstick sleeves as… Tags: Angie Wang, chopsticks, history, Japan, Letterform Archive
The purpose of onomatopoeia is to imitate sounds with words, so you might… Tags: animals, Pudding, sound, Vivian Li
I like this chart set from Bloomberg that shows the top brands, ranked… Tags: Bloomberg, BYD, China, market share, Tesla
FiveThirtyEight is gone, and along with its visualization-centric projects, so is their poll… Tags: data journalism, FiveThirtyEight, New York Times, polling
Leading up to the NCAA Men’s basketball tournament, the Athletic has a bracket… Tags: Athletic, basketball, NCAA, projections, tournament
When you enter a query in traditional search engines, you get a list… Tags: accuracy, chatbot, citations, Columbia Journalism Review
The “Department of Government Efficiency” keeps a “Wall of Receipts” to signal transparency… Tags: DOGE, government, spending, Upshot
Pam Johnson got an email from her bank about her husband’s death. The… Tags: death, Seattle Times, Social Security
In efforts to reduce repeat offenses in Spain thirty years ago, researchers developed… Tags: Civio, crime, prison, risk
For Axios, Marc Caputo reports: Secretary of State Marco Rubio is launching an… Tags: Axios, ethics, students, visa
This week is about highlighting changes in data visually to make them glaringly obvious. Tags: difference
Amanda Shendruk and Catherine Rampell, for Washington Post Opinion, highlight the current strategies… Tags: government, takedown, transparency, Washington Post
According to data from ActivTrak, people are shortening their work days with higher… Tags: Bloomberg, time, work
This might come as a surprise to some, but since congestion pricing in… Tags: complaints, congestion, honking, The City
In almost every dataset about life and people that stretches back past March… Tags: Covid, Upshot
From Pew Research, this political typology quiz is from four years ago but… Tags: Pew Research, politics, quiz
Alvin Chang, for the Pudding, highlights education research on the awkwardness of middle… Tags: Alvin Chang, belonging, education, Pudding, students
Last week, Disney laid off FiveThirtyEight employees and announced the site would cease… Tags: data journalism, FiveThirtyEight, teaching
For Our World in Data, Saloni Dattani and Lucas Rodés-Guirao analyzed the various… Tags: baby boomer, birth rate, Our World in Data
The first part of visualizing data usefully is making sure the data you're working with is not terrible. Tags: expectations, formatting, missing data, outlier
Elon Musk has been critical of government spending, as he and DOGE fire… Tags: Elon Musk, government, spending, Washington Post
Planet Money explains the Daily Treasury Statement from the U.S. Treasury. The data… Tags: government, Planet Money, spending, transparency, treasury
Nate Silver writes a few thoughts on the closing of FiveThirtyEight: For more… Tags: data journalism, Disney, FiveThirtyEight, Nate Silver
Disney is cutting news jobs, and FiveThirtyEight, which was absorbed by ABC News… Tags: data journalism, FiveThirtyEight
For The New York Times, Siobhan Roberts talked to mathematician and Fields Medal… Tags: Alessio Figalli, creativity, New York Times, optimization
For Bloomberg, Ira Boudway reports on NBA basketball going too far with the… Tags: basketball, Bloomberg, optimization, sports
Speaking of imported vehicle parts, June Kim and Neal Boudette, for The New… Tags: New York Times, tariff, vehicles
To demonstrate how tariffs can impact American products, Financial Times focuses on the… Tags: Financial Times, manufacturing, tariff, truck
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