In 2024, Hispanic voters in New Jersey took a hard shift to the…
Nathan Yau
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Shifts back to the left for Hispanic voters
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Threats to democracy in the Congressional Record
As you might imagine, the word “democracy” has been mentioned in Congressional speeches…
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Database of mound charging in baseball
Jon Bois of Secret Base is working on a documentary that covers the…
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Testing views of Earth through an LLM’s internals
Drawing inspiration from early cartographers who had to make maps with limited information,…
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Disposable insights, quickly forgotten
In this week’s Process, we work in short-term but aim for long-term.
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Shifts left for every demographic group, 2025 elections
G. Elliot Morris, for Strength in Numbers, breaks down the shift towards Democrat…
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Imagining an extreeeeeme gerrymandered future
Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act prevents states from discriminating by race…
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Damage by Hurricane Melissa, seen through satellite imagery
Melissa was the strongest storm to ever hit Jamaica, and the country was…
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More OpenAI circular deals
For the New York Tiems, Jacqueline Gu and Cade Metz break down the…
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China exports down in October
From Bloomberg:
China’s exports unexpectedly contracted in October as global demand failed to… -
10k bird species visualized with feathers
Jer Thorp visualized 10,151 species of birds as feathers, with colors based on…
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Tariffs on U.S. imports, variable by country
At the beginning of this year, most people probably had little awareness or…
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Chinese exports grow, without the U.S.
The U.S. is buying a lot less from China this year, but China…
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Spot the difference
This week is about highlighting differences and visualizing characteristics over the data itself.
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With new rules for disability insurance, states that will be affected the most
The administration aims to make it harder to claim disability insurance. Eli Hager,…
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Non-profit takes over a canceled NOAA database
In May, NOAA’s disaster database was canceled because it is related to climate.…
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How Men and Women Spend Their Days
Women and men tend to spend their days differently in the United States. Varying responsibilities and priorities will do that.
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Looking for an AI bubble in the markets
Peter Oppenheimer, the chief global equity strategist for Goldman Sachs, points to the…
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Big drop in Kennedy Center ticket sales
For the Washington Post, Travis M. Andrews, Jeremy B. Merrill, and Shelly Tan…
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Camp Mystic map of spotty radio coverage, compared to a more complete proposal
During the Camp Mystic flooding, radio communication issues may have contributed to the…



















Visualize This: The FlowingData Guide to Design, Visualization, and Statistics (2nd Edition)
