Infographics

Millions of peopled died during World War II, but it’s difficult to grasp…

Maybe you’ve waited at a bus stop for longer than usual, and your…

Hannah Fairfield, who does graphics at the New York Times, talks about using…

When you walk down the aisles of the grocery store, there are probably…

The median home in America has changed in a variety of ways. Square…

The earthquake in Nepal was big, but there’s a discrepancy in just how…

Stereotropes, made by the Bocoup Data Visualization Team, explores the many tropes in…

The Avengers comic has been around since 1963 and the look and feel…

LEGOs make everything better. David Wessel for Brookings Institution explains how federal taxes…

Mt. Everest is a tall mountain. How tall is it?? Glad you asked.…

Remember that engineer’s guide to drinks a while back? I think this one…

I hear there’s a show called “Game of Thrones” on the T.V., where…

From Finger Magazine a few years back, in the heyday of rickrolling and…

There are a lot of beards and other types of facial hair in…

I hate all things commute- and traffic-related, and it’s probably why I like…

In their continued work on the No Ceilings project, Fathom describes the current…

Flight arrival and departure times are often thought of in terms of “on…

Sisi Wei and Charles Ornstein for ProPublica highlight reported data breaches to the…