Nathan Yau

One of the best and most direct ways to visualize data with clarity is to ask questions and answer with data.

Some deadlines come unexpected, some come staggered, and some come on a fixed…

There are great airports and there are really bad ones. Which one you…

Jen Christiansen and Meghan Bartels provide a quick reference for Scientific American:
Kennedy’s…

Last Week Tonight with John Oliver digs into AI slop. It’s the fake…

Many women lose their period while still of reproductive age. For Reuters, Daisy…

The Washington Post starts with a bar chart to show the major changes…

NYT’s the Upshot has a running list of the items in the bill…

The tax bill, that seems to be on its way to passing, will…

Artist Christoph Niemann chimed in for the New York Times about his complicated…

For NYT’s the Upshot, Emily Badger, Aatish Bhatia, and Ethan Singer accounted for…

Ideally, your romantic partner for life has similar interests, hopes, dreams, and browsing…

This is the good stuff for June: tools to use, datasets to analyze, and resources to learn from.

There was a time when you tuned in to the Weather Channel on…

The Vera C. Rubin Observatory, jointly funded by the National Science Foundation and…

To show how deep bunker-buster bombs penetrate the ground, the New York…

Allen Frances, a psychiatrist who chaired the group to update the Diagnostic and…

Jonathan Tirone, reporting for Bloomberg:
Notably absent from the latest International Atomic Energy…

For Tom’s Guide, Jason England reviews smart glasses by Emteq, which are equipped…

For the Pudding, Alvin Chang uses the CANDOR corpus to explore our feelings…