Neal Agarwal is up to his wonderful ridiculousness again. Imagining an elevator that…
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An illustrated tour of the skies in an elevator
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Scrolly video JavaScript library
ScrollyVideo.js is a JavaScript library that makes it easier to incorporate videos in…
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Shifting currents and melting ice in the Antarctic
Based on data from autonomous sensors floating in the oceans, researchers are able…
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Treemap tour of political donations
The Digital Story Innovation Team for ABC News in Australia looked at political…
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Collapse of Mexico City Metro explained
The New York Times investigated the collapse of the Metro, which killed 26…
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An atlas for the world’s development indicators
The World Bank tracks global development through a number of indicators. (You can…
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Red counties mostly stayed red
For The New York Times, Denise Lu and Karen Yourish looked at the…
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Maps of Home
Dots on a map can feel like, well, just a bunch of dots.…
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Fires in the west and climate change
This is some advanced mapping and scrollytelling from the Washington Post. The piece…
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If the unemployed lose $600 per week
A $600 per week benefit expires for the unemployed at the end of…
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Comparing U.S. coronavirus case rates to other hot spots
The numbers are high here in the United States, and at this point,…
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How an earthquake can trigger others on the opposite side of the world
Speaking of earthquakes, Will Chase looked back at a 2012 earthquake in Sumatra…
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Visual introduction to bias in machine learning
A few years ago, Stephanie Yee and Tony Chu explained the introductory facets…
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Stopping a nuclear missile fired at the US
I hate that this feels like something civilians should know. Bonnie Berkowitz and…
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Scrollama.js, a JavaScript library for scrollytelling
Russell Goldenberg released Scrollama.js in an effort to make scrollytelling more straightforward to…
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Every tax cut and increase in House Republicans’ bill
The House Republicans will vote on a tax bill soon that adds about…
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Visual explainer for hierarchical modeling
Hierarchical models, or multilevel models, are used to represent data that might vary…
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