I don’t know if you’ve heard of it, but there’s this game called…
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Wordle analysis through the lens of 15m tweets
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Stepping Towards a Finished Chart – The Process 180
Thinking about the tiny steps along the way to making a chart, even a relatively straightforward one.
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Price increases people have noticed
Inflation is high. For NYT’s The Upshot, Emily Badger, Aatish Bhatia and Quoctrung…
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World Bank’s Gender Data Portal
In an effort to make gender inequalities more obvious, World Bank updated their…
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Oldest, Youngest, and Middle Children, in Differently Sized U.S. Households
I looked at the percentages of people with a given number of kids in the family and the order they were born.
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Scale of Ukrainian cities
When you look inside the cities around the world, you will often find…
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Reducing the risk of nuclear war
For Our World in Data, Max Roser discusses the risk and possible destruction…
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Inflation explained with eggs
The prices of everything seem to be rising a lot lately. Why? For…
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Empty Ukrainian airspace
As you would imagine, Ukrainian airspace looks empty right now. Reuters mapped flights…
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Investors bought up a lot of houses in 2021
Home prices in the U.S. increased dramatically over the past couple of years.…
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Unregulated location data industry
For The Markup, continuing their reports on data privacy, Alfred Ng and Jon…
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Navigating Through the Uncertainty and Messiness of Data – The Process 179
Connecting back to the real world is how we fill in the gaps.
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Recontextualized media
The Media Manipulation Casebook summarizes how bad-intentioned people take media from past events,…
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Visual forensics to spot fake videos and photos
It’s easy for anyone to grab a picture or video and claim that…
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Seeing just the questions
As a way to explore how people use questions in their writing, a…
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Why Russia is invading Ukraine, a visual guide
RealLifeLore explains the history between the two countries and the multi-faceted motivations behind…
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Tracking the sanctions against Russia
Correctiv is tracking sanctions against Russian individuals and companies, based on data from…
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Colors for All, R package
If you use color as a visual encoding, you should make sure every…
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Rerouted flights to avoid Russian airspace
Many countries have banned Russian aircraft from entering their airspace. Russian in turn…
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Change in Common Household Types in the U.S.
In the 1970s, the most common household type in the U.S. was a married couple with kids. Things are different now.