Nathan Yau

Stuart A. Thompson, a New York Times technology journalist, used Google’s Gemini chatbot…

For the Washington Post, Federica Cocco and Taylor Telford report on the increasing…

Every month I collect tools, data, and resources to make better charts. Here’s what happened in May.

For the Washington Post, Jeremy B. Merrill, Jonathan O’Connell, and Luke Connors built…

Trump visited China, and then Putin visited a week later. Reuters compared the…

Pope Leo XIV presented his first encyclical Magnifica Humanitas, which translates to Magnificent…

Birth rates are falling nearly everywhere. For Financial Times, John Burn-Murdoch explores why…

An aging population means more seniors 65 years and older are taking care…

U.S. inflation is high, and the prices of almost everything are rising fast…

As a ratio of home prices to household income, the cost of buying…

This week, we talk limitations of the defaultiest of defaultiest chart types.

Speaking of careless AI usage, the open-access archive for research papers, ArXiv, is…

Disney shutdown FiveThirtyEight last year, but the archive stayed online. Well, they got…

Steven Rosenbaum wrote The Future of Truth, a book about AI and reality…

For the Pudding, Russell Samora, with design and illustration by Shelly Tan, analyzed…

World Bank, which releases an atlas every few years, published an Atlas of…

The Eurovision Song Contest is in its 70th year. Every year, each country…

Denice W. Ross and Christopher Steven Marcum, from the University of California at…

For the Washington Post, Jeremy B. Merrill and Leslie Shapiro visualized users who…

This week, we refresh an old chart with new data, interaction, and improved design.