In 2000, measles in the United States was declared eliminated by the World…
Nathan Yau
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Cumulative measles rising with South Carolina outbreak
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Voter U-turns
To show shifts in net support for the president, the New York Times…
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Population drops and gains in every state
Most states gained population, but a few saw more people move out than move in, based on the newest estimates from the Census Bureau.
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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
If you’re a fan of SimCity, then you’ll appreciate IsoCity, an open source…
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Age verification on Roblox using AI is not good
Roblox is a game mostly for kids. In an effort to make the…
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Cuts to science and research in the U.S. over the past year
The administration cut science funding, withheld grants, and eliminated jobs in research areas…
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Gridded snowfall data
The National Weather Service has current and historical snowfall data in various file…
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Trump family crypto accumulation
In 2023, most of the family’s wealth, about 79% of it, was tied…
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Big pile of money
From the New York Times editorial board, an animated big pile of money:…
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Awful and better, Venn diagram
We focus on the bad, because that’s where it can and will get…
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Pentagon Pizza dashboard to track activities
There is a dashboard for pizza places around the Pentagon.
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Mapping 200-mile formation of Chinese fishing boats
For the New York Times, Chris Buckley, Agnes Chang, and Amy Chang Chien…
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Visualization audience types
If you know who you’re talking to, you can design based on what they know, what they’re looking for, and what you want to show.
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Word mentions in quarterly earnings calls
The Washington Post used word usage in earnings calls to gauge how companies…
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How much temperatures increased where you live
He hear global warming and it seems like a monolithic thing that is…
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Yeah, still getting hotter
You probably don’t need me to tell you this, but recent data suggests…
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Justice Department says DOGE might have used Social Security data for political purposes
With a surprise to nobody, Kyle Cheney for Politico:
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Americans are paying for tariffs
For the Wall Street Journal, Tom Fairless reports on research from the Kiel…
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Timelines for people references in “We Didn’t Start the Fire”
In his song “We Didn’t Start the Fire”, Billy Joel references 57 people. Three of them are still alive.

















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