Nathan Yau

For the Washington Post, Emily Giambalvo, Kati Perry, and Artur Galocha, ranked college…

The current administration is bent on deporting people from the United States. For…

Earlier this year, Kashmir Hill, for the New York Times, reported on a…

The farce that was DOGE made claims of heavy savings and government efficiency.…

YouGov asked people when they think will be the best years of their…

A woman in Japan “married” her virtual partner in a real-world ceremony. Such…

Anthropic let the Wall Street Journal kick the tires on an AI-driven vending…

For the Wall Street Journal, David Uberti, Juanje Gómez, and Kara Dapena mapped…

There were murmurs that R was on the way down, but this year…

The State Department decided that they will use Times New Roman instead of…

This week, we round off 2025 with a chart breakdown for one of my favorite types, the ridgeline chart. It has layers.

The Washington Post analyzed TikTok usage, finding what topics the algorithm nudges users…

For the show Fallout, Amazon Prime Video was testing AI-generated episode recaps, but…

McDonald’s Netherlands put up a commercial that was generated with AI and it…

Wildfires and hurricanes continue to grow more common, so insurance companies have more…

Neal Agarwal published another gift to the internet with Size of Life. It…

There are seven states that legalized gambling on your phone. So you can…

This week, we look at the making of a treemap on income, following a decade of other charts. All paths lead somewhere.

Michael Friendly, known for piecing together the history of visualization, chatted with Cabinet…