Nathan Yau

The Washington Post (paywall) shows the recent rise in domestic terrorism incidents in…

Amelia Wattenberger wrote a guide on how you can use the JavaScript library…

For Wired, Craig Mod writes about how he uses code as a way…

Vox explains efficacy rates and why the best vaccine is the one you…

Focus on the possibilities instead of all of things you shouldn’t do.

The New York Times collected, categorized, and linked to reports of anti-Asian hate…

Pre-pandemic, we walked around shopping areas casually browsing, but a lot of retail…

For The New York Times, Kashmir Hill describes the implications of facial recognition…

An anonymous source supplied BuzzFeed News with usage data from Clearview AI, the…

Dan Bouk and Danah Boyd wrote an essay on the data infrastructure and…

The Washington Post illustrated how the Ever Given got stuck and was freed…

Many states use color to represent levels of Covid-19 and/or county restrictions. The…

For Axios, Will Chase, with illustrations by Brendan Lynch, provides the current status…

If you only consider data format to choose your chart type, then yeah, you’re probably approaching the problem too mechanically. But it’s still part of the process.

For The New York Times, Keith Collins and Josh Holder look at the…

As you likely know, there are coronavirus variants around the world. Reuters mapped…

Search history can say a lot of about a person, like where they’re…

NYT’s The Upshot has a quiz that puts you in a neighborhood via…

The Ever Given got stuck in the Suez Canal. It was refloated. So…