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US population might decline for the first time
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Why the best skiers don’t always win in the Olympics
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Map of data center infrastructure
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ASCII art, visually explained
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Impact of tariffs on cost of goods
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Jobs reports delayed, because government shutdown
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Firefox will provide option to turn off AI features
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Financial cliff of health subsidies
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Trying to make US postal workers count people for decennial census
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Isometric New York pixel art
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Cumulative measles rising with South Carolina outbreak
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Voter U-turns
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Population drops and gains in every state
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Visualization tools and resources, January 2026 roundup
Here is what happened in January.
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IsoCity, an open source city building game
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Age verification on Roblox using AI is not good
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Cuts to science and research in the U.S. over the past year
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