Troy Griggs and Karen Yourish for The New York Times mapped the estimated…
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Where North Korea can reach with its missiles
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Hotter and hotter summers, extremely hot
Climate scientist James Hansen and team looked at summer temperatures over several decades.…
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How many people might lose health insurance
The Urban Institute estimated how many people in each state gained health insurance…
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Moving ice
Ice in Antartica is in constant (very slow) motion, and as ocean waters…
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LeBron James passed Michael Jordan in playoff points
As a Golden State Warriors fan, I am obligated to dislike LeBron James,…
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Melting glaciers
Glaciers at Glacier National Park in Montana are melting. Using data from the…
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Searchable budget proposal and the 10-year change
The administration released a budget proposal yesterday, which as you’d expect contains some…
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Visual simulations to show Uber game strategies
Uber uses psychology and video game mechanics to encourage drivers to work longer…
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Conflicted public opinion about global warming
Based on estimates from the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication, The New…
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Evolution of The New York Times front page
From Josh Begley, this quickfire flip book shows every New York Times front…
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Draw the patterns of Obama’s presidency
A couple of years back The New York Times asked readers to draw…
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Football catches visualized
It’s always fun to go back to sports articles and graphics that were…
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Map of New York City shadows
Shadows cast by buildings affect the feel and flow of a city, and…
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Actual deportation numbers
There was a lot of talk about deporting millions of illegal immigrants immediately,…
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What $100 buys in each state
A hundred bucks in one state doesn’t always get you the same thing…
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Showing uncertainty during the live election forecast
During the election, The New York Times showed a live gauge to show…
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All the ways to map election results
Every election, there’s a slew of election maps that come in all shapes…
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Ad spending for Clinton and Trump
Adam Pearce for the New York Times charted ad spending for Clinton and…
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Oceans absorbing heat
It keeps getting hotter on this planet, and the oceans are absorbing most…
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More global warming, more flooding
Water levels are rising, and naturally, the coasts are feeling it. Jonathan Corum…