Nathan Yau

For dumb reasons, there are people in power who like to put down…

Throughout NBA basketball history, there are many what-ifs and fan-forced asterisks for championships…

Fun stacked area chart by Todd Whitehead for Sportradar, showing the share of…

Oil companies have funded research for decades to figure out how to store…

National parks are increasingly crowded, which kind of detracts from the peaceful wilderness…

Seán Doran stringed together time-lapse photos from the International Space Station and interpolated…

This week, a framework of AI agents enter the game to automate all the steps of data to charts to insight. We’re not cooked, yet.

Dries Depoorter makes the “burning money” metaphor more literal with a tick-marked candle…

The R Core Team was awarded the biennial Rousseeuw Prize for Statistics, which…

Gallup has been surveying U.S. adults about American pride since 2001. The question:…

The administration ordered a ban on methods that allow statistical agencies to publish…

Venezuela does not have a government-operated earthquake alert system. However, Google runs a…

Monuments and buildings in Washington were planned and placed over a couple centuries…

I missed these illustrations by Mona Chalabi showing the ridiculous scale of one…

The administration closed Climate.gov last year during the takedowns, so a group formed…

This is what happened in June.

Trucks getting bigger means visibility declines and crashes become more deadly, which is…

Shri Khalpada, for PerThirtySix, breaks down musical sounds into math to illustrate how…

A recent Gallup poll shows less than half of U.S. adults say they…

If you’re in the right pocket demographic of a short-form video algorithm, you…