Washington Post

Here’s a nice scroller from Katie Park for the Washington Post. It shows…

The Washington Post mapped power plants in the United States by type and…

With wearables and cheaper and advancing tech, the how part of personal data…

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

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

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

Using data from the Earth System Research Laboratory of the National Oceanic and…

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

It’s hard to predict the future, especially when humans are involved. Oftentimes, there…

Because that’s what happens when you eat ten full plates of turkey and…

Todd Lindeman and Lazaro Gamio for the Washington Post explored shooting patterns for…

In an interesting use of the before-and-after slider, this Washington Post graphic by…

As a way to understand the deadliness and spread of Ebola, the Washington…

Since the recession, it’s taken a while for household incomes to come back…

Lazaro Gamio and Richard Johnson for the Washington Post cover civilian deaths in…

Based on data compiled from a combination of military records, Defense Department records,…

The Washington Post provides a look at the death penalty in the United…

The Washington Post visualized the use of specific words throughout the years during…

The Washington Post looked at Super ZIP codes, a classification based on household…

Emily Chow and Gene Thorp for The Washington Post explored the change in…