Nathan Yau

With data, we can zoom out. Gather context, get the big picture, and filter out the noise.

New to me, Anime.js by Julian Garnier seems like a fun library to…

Washington Post Opinion has a tracker updated weekly that groups items by everyday…

You get a tariff. And you get a tariff. And you. And you.…

Trade Partnership Worldwide, based on data from the Census Bureau, estimates $714 billion…

Based on data from the Survey of Consumer Finances, 58% of families have…

With Streets to Stability, Crankstart illustrates a plan to reduce homelessness in San…

One might assume decisions that swing economies worldwide were based on careful research…

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.

The Wall Street Journal has a handful of charts that briefly explain trade…

As you might expect, there is a big income difference between those with…

Two-hit wonders are in between the obscure one-hit wonders and famous musicians. Chris…

Some people sneeze very loudly. For the Washington Post, Teddy Amenabar, Álvaro Valiño,…

Maggie Appleton is at the point in her pregnancy when there’s a lot…

The Science & Community Impacts Mapping Project (SCIMap) estimates the impact of proposed…

Secret Base offers a much too complete history of slipping on banana peels,…

Here are tools you can use, data to play with, and resources to learn from that flew across my desk in March.

Charles-Joseph Minard was born on March 27, 1781. Most who know the name…

I guess we’re going to learn a good bit about tariffs over the…