We are seeing in real-time why the National Weather Service, a part of… Tags: alert, flood, government, National Weather Service
Alex Tomlinson illustrated backyard sounds of a cardinal, goldfinch, blue jay, mourning dove,… Tags: Alex Tomlinson, birds, sound
You might be surprised that the combination of beer and fireworks doesn't always work out. Tags: emergency room, fireworks, July 4
Last week marked 18 years of FlowingData. That seems like a long time,… Tags: birthday
One of the best and most direct ways to visualize data with clarity is to ask questions and answer with data. Tags: questions
Some deadlines come unexpected, some come staggered, and some come on a fixed… Tags: deadline, Harriet Hand, illustration, Keri Facer
There are great airports and there are really bad ones. Which one you… Tags: airports, ranking, Washington Post
Jen Christiansen and Meghan Bartels provide a quick reference for Scientific American: Kennedy’s… Tags: CDC, science, Scientific American, vaccination
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver digs into AI slop. It’s the fake… Tags: Last Week Tonight, slop
Many women lose their period while still of reproductive age. For Reuters, Daisy… Tags: period, Reuters
The Washington Post starts with a bar chart to show the major changes… Tags: bill, taxes, Washington Post
NYT’s the Upshot has a running list of the items in the bill… Tags: bill, Medicaid, taxes, Upshot
The tax bill, that seems to be on its way to passing, will… Tags: bill, profiles, taxes, Washington Post
Artist Christoph Niemann chimed in for the New York Times about his complicated… Tags: Christoph Niemann, generative, New York Times
For NYT’s the Upshot, Emily Badger, Aatish Bhatia, and Ethan Singer accounted for… Tags: funding, government, Harvard, Upshot
Ideally, your romantic partner for life has similar interests, hopes, dreams, and browsing… Tags: browser, dating, Dries Depoorter
This is the good stuff for June: tools to use, datasets to analyze, and resources to learn from. Tags: roundup
There was a time when you tuned in to the Weather Channel on… Tags: Michael Battaglia, vintage, weather
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory, jointly funded by the National Science Foundation and… Tags: Rubin Observatory, space
To show how deep bunker-buster bombs penetrate the ground, the New York… Tags: bomb, New York Times, scale
Allen Frances, a psychiatrist who chaired the group to update the Diagnostic and… Tags: Allen Frances, autism, New York Times, vaccination
Jonathan Tirone, reporting for Bloomberg: Notably absent from the latest International Atomic Energy… Tags: Bloomberg, Iran, nuclear, satellite imagery
For Tom’s Guide, Jason England reviews smart glasses by Emteq, which are equipped… Tags: Emteq, glasses, Tom's Guide
For the Pudding, Alvin Chang uses the CANDOR corpus to explore our feelings… Tags: Alvin Chang, conversation, Pudding, strangers
Communicate data so that more people care and fewer glaze over and fall into a deep mental slumber. Tags: relate
With temperatures rising, we must prepare for how everyday life could change, other… Tags: climate change, flights, turbulence, Washington Post
People tend to marry or partner with those closer to their age. However, some venture outside the typical range. Tags: age, relationships
The bill proposed by the current administration affects incomes of the poor and… Tags: bill, government, taxes, Upshot
Making charts that are accessible to those with visual difficulties might seem like… Tags: accessibility, Nancy Organ
The Pentagon Pizza Report tracks pizza place activity near the Pentagon. From the… Tags: Pentagon Pizza Report, pizza, Pizza Meter Theory
There was one survivor from Air India flight AI171. He sat in seat… Tags: airplane, BBC, crash, seating
For the Pudding, Dorothy Lu and Anna Li examine the match rate between… Tags: Anna Li, Asian, Dorothy Lu, film, Pudding, representation
For Reuters, Dawn Chmielewski reports on the alleged copyright infringement. In the suit… Tags: copyright, Disney, ethics, midjourney, Reuters, Universal
Apple, with an announcement that the world has been waiting for, released 3-D… Tags: 3-D, Apple, Swift Charts
This week we make it easier to compare multiple charts when differences are small but significant. Tags: baseline, comparison
While there are laws in the U.S. to protect some of your privacy… Tags: 404 Media, airlines, ethics, flight, privacy
RJ Andrews and Attila Bátorfy highlight information graphics from Signal, the Nazi propaganda… Tags: Attila Batorfy, Nazi, propaganda, RJ Andrews
Annelie Berner used blooming flowers as a visual metaphor to show climate change.… Tags: Annelie Berner, climate change, flower
Many visualization folks recognize the cholera map as a vital tool that John… Tags: cholera, John Snow, Joshua Stevens
The Bureau of Labor Statistics announced a reduction in data collection to put… Tags: budget, Bureau of Labor Statistics, government
Chess grandmaster Magnus Carlsen played against 143,000 people in a single game. The… Tags: Associated Press, chess, crowds, Magnus Carlsen
A couple years ago, Harvard professor Francesca Gino was accused of faking data,… Tags: honesty, tenure
Hi folks. It’s Nathan. Welcome to the Process, the newsletter for FlowingData members… Tags: care, thought
There is always ample discussion about progressive tax rates in the United States.… Tags: Datawrapper, Europe, taxes
For MIT Technology Review, James O’Donnell and Casey Crownhart ran numbers and interviewed… Tags: data center, energy, MIT Technology Review
Hardware for AI uses a whole lot of energy while training on data… Tags: Alex de Vries-Gao, energy, Institute for Environmental Studies
Downloading survey microdata from public resources can be tricky. Sometimes the documentation is… Tags: Anthony Damico, public, R, surveys
Roger Peng and Hilary Parker started the statistics and data science podcast Not… Tags: Hilary Parker, podcast, Roger Peng
As we enter a time when people question the usefulness of vaccines, even… Tags: documentary, Neil Halloran, smallpox, vaccine, video
The Congressional Budget Office published a report estimating effects on household income if… Tags: bill, Congressional Budget Office, G. Elliott Morris, government, scale, taxes
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