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Education as an export

Statistical Visualization / deficit, education, trade, Washington Post

The administration is making it more difficult if not impossible for foreign students…
Undisclosed surveillance with facial recognition in New Orleans

Statistics / facial recognition, privacy, Washington Post

For The Washington Post, Douglas MacMillan and Aaron Schaffer report on a system…
Sinking land in U.S. cities

Maps / land, sinking, Washington Post

Land is sinking, or subsiding, at a slow rate of millimeters per year.…
Air quality monitoring suspended at national parks

Statistics / air quality, government, monitor, Washington Post

It’s a temporary suspension, for now. For the Washington Post, Maxine Joselow reports:…
All the lawsuits against Sean Combs

Infographics / Diddy, lawsuit, Washington Post

The Sean “Diddy” Combs trial started. There have been 78 lawsuits filed against…
Pope age comparisons

Statistical Visualization / pope, Washington Post

With the passing of Pope Francis, the Washington Post charted the ages of…
Bird songs of spring

Infographics / bird song, sonification, Washington Post

The other morning, my eyes opened about an hour earlier than usual to…
Inflation tracker for your backyard barbecue

Statistical Visualization / food, inflation, Washington Post

Washington Post Opinion has a tracker updated weekly that groups items by everyday…
Tariff exposure for groups of goods

Statistical Visualization / prices, tariff, Washington Post

You get a tariff. And you get a tariff. And you. And you.…
Science of the loud sneeze, illustrated

Infographics / sneeze, Washington Post

Some people sneeze very loudly. For the Washington Post, Teddy Amenabar, Álvaro Valiño,…
Four stages of tariff progressions

Infographics / tariff, Washington Post

Tariff announcements seem to waver in tone and finality depending on the day.…
Student basketball transfers are really common

Statistical Visualization / basketball, college, transfer, Washington Post

For the Washington Post, Emily Giambalvo, Kati Perry, and Jesse Dougherty analyze the…
Instead of lying with data, just delete it altogether

Data Sharing / government, takedown, transparency, Washington Post

Amanda Shendruk and Catherine Rampell, for Washington Post Opinion, highlight the current strategies…
$38b of government money that funded Musk companies

Statistical Visualization / Elon Musk, government, spending, Washington Post

Elon Musk has been critical of government spending, as he and DOGE fire…
Products affected by tariffs in the U.S.

Statistical Visualization / spending, tariff, Washington Post

Luis Melgar and Rachel Lerman, for the Washington Post, highlight the value of…
House colors as an indicator for gentrification

Infographics / color, gentrification, paint, Washington Post

It appears that gray and neutral tones on houses are a sign of…
Disconnect between generated and real beauty expectations

Artificial Intelligence / beauty, style, Washington Post

Generative AI is readily accessible these days, which has led to an influx…
Estimating the ‘laziness’ of federal workers

Statistical Visualization / effort, federal, Washington Post, work

Some might have you believe that federal employees don’t put in the work.…
Charting data that might disappear soon

Statistical Visualization / government, takedown, Washington Post

The administration continues its takedown of data that it doesn’t agree with. To…
Try to cut $2 trillion from the federal budget

Infographics / budget, DOGE, Washington Post

The “Department of Government Efficiency” wants to cut $2 trillion from the federal…

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