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Robert Santos, who resigned last month, wrote a heartfelt open letter to Census Bureau workers: Now, a transition of administrations has occurred as part of our republic's democratic process. Uncer ...

For the Washington Post, Jacob Bogage and Jeff Stein report: Under pressure from the White House, the IRS is considering a memorandum of understanding that would give officials from DOGE -- which st ...

There was a moment a few years ago when cryptocurrency was mentioned everywhere you went. Then it faded for a while. But now it's kind of back. With the new administration, Financial Times (p ...

From the outsider point of view, a path towards collision might seem obvious, but things look different from a pilot's point of view at night. The New York Times built a 3-D model to visualiz ...

How do we visualize the data that isn't there or new estimates that arise when methodology changes?

This is a guide to protect ourselves and to preserve what is good about turning data into visual things.

After a gulf rename, I got to browsing some historical maps. Jacques Nicolas Bellin drew this map in 1765. via David Rumsey Map Collection This is not the first mention for the Gulf of Mexic ...

Cartoonist Becky Barnicoat illustrates the passing of time over a year. Seems right:

While government data remains in limbo, for Slate, Lizzie O'Leary highlights the sectors that rely on public resources (all of them): Government data is certainly not perfect, true. But the p ...

The "Department of Government Efficiency" wants to cut $2 trillion from the federal budget. For The Washington Post, Luis Melgar, Emma Kumer, and Jeff Stein use a quiz-like graphic to s ...