There's been a lot going on and we almost forget that the federal government is approaching its third week of shutdown. The administration has used the time to cancel and pause billions in gr ...
For the Washington Post, Craig Whitlock, Lisa Rein, and Caitlin Gilbert examine court records and disability claims. "One inherent problem [VA] must contend with, is that it operates on an honor sy ...
When there is an excess of solar energy during the day, it can be stored in batteries for use in the evening when the sun goes down. Financial Times, in a chart forward piece, describes how this ap ...
The cost of driving an electric vehicle varies by where you charge and how much drive. It's a lot cheaper to charge a car at home during off hours than it is to charge on the road during peak ...
The big AI companies are making deals with each other, promising and distributing hundreds of billions of dollars over the next few years. It's difficult to keep track, but Bloomberg has this ...
Everyone loves reading about millionaires who don't have enough liquidity to buy things, but the seven-figure status is not what it once was. For Bloomberg, Andre Tartar, Ben Steverman, and S ...
Parlays in sports betting are booming and people are losing billions of dollars to online sportsbooks, like FanDuel and DraftKings. For the Washington Post, Emily Giambalvo, Kati Perry, and Aaron S ...
Kurzgesagt, popular for illustrative explainer videos on YouTube, describes the current situation with generative AI slop. There is a flood of random, fake videos on the rise. It is all fun and gam ...
Hi everyone. Nathan here. I write to you from the United States, where things are moving in slow motion but somehow also in fast forward. Visualization has been around for a few minutes, and while ...
Our World in Data compared causes of death in the United States against how much those causes are covered by the New York Times, Washington Post, and Fox News. The results are about what you would ...