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The challenges continue for women who want clothes that fit properly. For the Pudding, Amanda Sakuma, with Jan Diehm, explains the variation in women's size and shape, the inconsistencies in ...

LLMs are based on data and text collected from the internets, so as you might expect, when you query for opinions about places in a chatbot, you get output that reflects the inputs. For the Washing ...

People are usually not great at remembering exact colors. Dialed is a fun memory game to test that theory. You get five seconds to memorize a color and then adjust hue, saturation, and lightness to ...

Using an analysis from Focaldata, the Guardian used the angled arrow approach to map countries that shifted towards China's voting patterns between 2024 and 2025. By measuring how closely eac ...

Focaldata calculated United Nations voting patterns by country, relative to the United States and China. The more a country voted the same as the United States votes, the more to the left it appear ...

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled the administration's "emergency" tariffs to be illegal. This stacked area chart from Lazaro Gamio and Keith Collins for the New York Times shows the e ...

For Bloomberg, Krishna Karra and Stephen Wicary map blackouts in Cuba due to the U.S. administration's block on fuel shipments. Available electricity has plummeted since the start of the year ...

ProPublica and the Texas Tribune report on the spike of claims over the past year, which make previous volumes seem almost like nothing: So far this year, immigrants are filing on average more than ...

Paul Ford, for NYT Opinion, on his outlook for making software by vibe coding: My industry is famous for saying no, or selling you something you don't need. We have an earned reputation as a lot of ...

Over the decades, we can see the shifts (and non-shifts) in professional priorities and interests by looking at what college students are studying.