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In Jacksonville, Florida, police arrested a man because AI facial recognition classified his face as a close match to a suspect's. The police had the wrong person. Even though charges were dr ...

Vaccination rates are still relatively high, but they need to be for herd immunity. For ProPublica, Duaa Eldeib, and Patricia Callahan, with graphics by Lucas Waldron, highlight states that fell be ...

The Washington Post reconstructed the flooding at Camp Mystic, from the perspectives of geography, rain downpour, counselors and campers trying to reach safety, and parents looking for information.

Risk estimates change by statistical model and what that model accounts for. The above map, by Connie Hanzhang Jin for NPR, shows FEMA estimates (orange and yellow lines) against estimates from ris ...

In a Gallup poll run last month, sentiment towards immigration spiked towards positive, especially among Republicans and Independents: The recent jump in perceptions of immigration being a good thi ...

The internet continues to feed my compulsion to click on anything that mentions card counting. For Bloomberg, Sonali Basak talked to hedge fund manager Boaz Weinstein on card counting, as it relate ...

Eric Katz reporting for Government Executive: Staffing at the National Weather Service will be a top priority for Neil Jacobs if the Senate confirms him to lead the National Oceanic and Atmospheric ...

For NPR, Jenna McLaughlin breaks down DOGE access to sensitive USDA data and potential usage to stop loans and payments. "USDA has a lot of data that people should be very concerned about pro ...

The New York Times mapped an overhead view of Camp Mystic with flood-risk area near the Guadalupe River. Cabins, including those just built in 2020, fall within the yellow area. "The river is beaut ...

Paying attention to the visualization minutiae adds up. This week: axis positions.