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July 2015 graphics

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Horizontal bar chart comparing male and female responses about their role in the end of relationships, based on 980 U.S. adults surveyed in June 2015.

Charts 2015-07-01

What Was Your Role In The End Of Relationships?

From Are Women More Likely Than Men To End A Relationship? by Mona Chalabi

Orange-tinted photo of US women's soccer players celebrating with a large 2-0 score displayed in white text overlay.

Other 2015-07-01

USWNT 2-0 Score Graphic

From Significant Digits for Wednesday, July 1, 2015 by Walt Hickey

Line chart showing the number of racially motivated attacks at houses of worship per year from 1996 to 2013, with a general downward trend.

Charts 2015-07-01

How Many Racial Hate Crimes Happen At Church?

From The Causes Of Black Church Fires Resist Easy Explanations by Leah Libresco

Line chart showing annual year-over-year revenue change for the U.S. strip club industry from 2006 to 2015, with a sharp peak near +35% in 2006 and a trough near -7% in 2009.

Charts 2015-07-01

Exotic Dancers, Rising And Falling

From 'Magic Mike’: Come For The Pecs, Stay For The Economics by Walt Hickey

Table showing the greatest World Cup dynasties by dynasty points for women and men across 2 to 7 consecutive World Cups, listing country, years, and points.

Tables 2015-07-02

The Greatest World Cup Dynasties

From The U.S. Women May Be The Greatest World Cup Dynasty by Nate Silver

Purple-tinted photo of a large government building overlaid with large white text reading 54 Years, referencing the duration of US-Cuba diplomatic estrangement.

Other 2015-07-02

54 Years — US-Cuba Relations Infographic

From Significant Digits for Thursday, July 2, 2015 by Walt Hickey

Line chart showing seasonally adjusted employment growth in part-time and full-time jobs since December 2007, with full-time dropping to nearly -11 million before recovering.

Charts 2015-07-02

Employment Growth Since December 2007

From Don’t Let The Disappointing June Jobs Report Distract From The Long-Term Trend by Ben Casselman

Line chart showing seasonally adjusted hourly earnings change from a year earlier for all workers and non-managers from 2008 to 2015.

Charts 2015-07-02

Hourly Earnings, Change From A Year Earlier

From Don’t Let The Disappointing June Jobs Report Distract From The Long-Term Trend by Ben Casselman

Line chart showing total and private jobs gained from a year earlier, seasonally adjusted, from 2011 to 2015, with both lines rising from near zero to about 3 million.

Charts 2015-07-02

Jobs Gained From A Year Earlier

From Don’t Let The Disappointing June Jobs Report Distract From The Long-Term Trend by Ben Casselman

Line chart showing the seasonally adjusted share of part-time workers who want full-time jobs from 2006 to 2015, peaking around 34% in 2009 and declining to about 24% by 2015.

Charts 2015-07-02

Share Of Part-Timers Who Want Full-Time Jobs

From Don’t Let The Disappointing June Jobs Report Distract From The Long-Term Trend by Ben Casselman

Line chart showing the percentage of unemployed people who found a job versus stopped looking one month later, seasonally adjusted from 2007 to 2015.

Charts 2015-07-02

What The Unemployed Are Doing One Month Later

From Don’t Let The Disappointing June Jobs Report Distract From The Long-Term Trend by Ben Casselman

Table ranking Democratic presidential candidates by congressional voting record, fundraising, public issue statements, and average combined score, with Bernie Sanders scoring highest at 61.3.

Tables 2015-07-02

Democratic Candidates Ranked by Liberal Score Components

From Jim Webb Is Searching For A Bygone Democratic Party by Harry Enten

Line chart showing the percentage of white moderates/conservatives, nonwhites, and white liberals among self-identified Democrats from 1974 to 2014, illustrating the decline of white moderates and rise of nonwhites.

Charts 2015-07-02

Jim Webb's Democratic Party Is Disappearing

From Jim Webb Is Searching For A Bygone Democratic Party by Harry Enten

Scatter plot with trend line showing average baseball player age weighted by WAR from 1990 to 2015, peaking around 2000 and declining since.

Charts 2015-07-03

The Best Players In Baseball Are Getting Younger

From Baseball’s Kids Are All Right by Rob Arthur

Line chart showing USA and Japan's chances of winning the Women's World Cup from June 7 to late June, with USA reaching 67% and Japan at 33%.

Charts 2015-07-04

A Steady Climb To The Top

From The U.S. Is Twice As Likely To Win The World Cup As Japan by Allison McCann

Bubble map of Paris arrondissements showing Airbnb guest counts by district for Summer 2014, with 517,821 total guests indicated by proportional blue circles.

Maps 2015-07-05

Airbnb Guests in Paris by Arrondissement, Summer 2014

From The Week In Data: Maiden Names, Beer And Childless Women by Mona Chalabi

Bar chart infographic showing average cost of an 11.2oz beer at bars and supermarkets in select cities worldwide, ranging from Kiev at $1.66 to Geneva at $6.32.

Charts 2015-07-05

Beer Battle: Average Cost of a Beer in Select Cities

From The Week In Data: Maiden Names, Beer And Childless Women by Mona Chalabi

Icon-driven infographic showing deadly police shootings by month in 2015, with orange figures representing victims with signs of mental illness and gray figures those without.

Other 2015-07-05

Deadly Shootings by Police by Month, 2015

From The Week In Data: Maiden Names, Beer And Childless Women by Mona Chalabi

Side-by-side shot maps comparing Germany (133 shots, 82 on target, 20 goals) and United States (68 shots, 36 on target, 7 goals) in soccer, with red lines marking goals.

Charts 2015-07-05

Germany vs. United States: Shots and Goals Comparison

From The Week In Data: Maiden Names, Beer And Childless Women by Mona Chalabi

Line chart showing the rise in women keeping their name or choosing other name options in NYT wedding announcements from 1985 to 2015.

Charts 2015-07-05

Name Keeping, on the Rise

From The Week In Data: Maiden Names, Beer And Childless Women by Mona Chalabi

Grouped bar chart comparing quarterly economic growth year-over-year for Greece and the Euro zone from 1997 to 2006, showing Greece consistently outpacing the Euro zone.

Charts 2015-07-05

Quarterly economic growth, change over year-ago: Greece vs Euro zone

From The Week In Data: Maiden Names, Beer And Childless Women by Mona Chalabi

Line chart showing each team's chances of winning the Women's World Cup from tournament start through July 5, with USA reaching 100%.

Charts 2015-07-06

The U.S. Has Won The Women's World Cup

From Carli Lloyd’s Historic Hat Trick Won The World Cup by Allison McCann

Three line charts showing declining U.S. abortion trends from 1994 to 2010 by total abortions nationwide, rate per 1000 women ages 15-44, and per 100 pregnancies.

Charts 2015-07-06

Abortions Are Declining By Every Measure

From Understanding Different Measures Of Abortion by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux, Hayley Munguia

Illustration of Mr. Burns from The Simpsons in yellow tones with the dollar amount $300,000 displayed in large white text overlay.

Other 2015-07-06

$300,000 — Mr. Burns Infographic

From Significant Digits For Monday, July 6, 2015 by Walt Hickey

Green-tinted editorial infographic showing a stock trader with large text reading 3.5 Hours overlaid on the image.

Other 2015-07-06

3.5 Hours — Stock Trading Infographic

From Significant Digits For Monday, July 6, 2015 by Walt Hickey

Red-tinted photo of a smiling US women's soccer player wearing number 10 jersey with the score 5-2 displayed in large white text.

Other 2015-07-06

USA 5-2 Final Score Graphic

From Significant Digits For Monday, July 6, 2015 by Walt Hickey

Line chart showing the probability of the U.S. team's goal differential at each minute of its 2015 Women's World Cup games against Australia, Japan, and Germany.

Charts 2015-07-06

Four Goals In 16 Minutes Was Incredibly Unlikely

From The U.S.’s Early Lead In The World Cup Final Was Even Crazier Than It Seemed by Jay Boice

Scatter plot with trend line showing MLB teams' average midseason winning percentage by number of All-Star Game positional starters, 1963-2015, with an extrapolated trend beyond 5 starters.

Charts 2015-07-07

More All-Stars, Better Team

From The Royals Basically Have As Many All-Stars As They Deserve by Neil Paine

Green-tinted editorial infographic showing the number 725 Jobs in large white text over a background of cereal loops and a pencil.

Other 2015-07-07

725 Jobs

From Significant Digits For Tuesday, July 7, 2015 by Walt Hickey

Line chart showing FiveThirtyEight's monthly unique visitors from March 2014 to May 2015, comparing internal Adobe analytics versus external ComScore measurements.

Charts 2015-07-07

FiveThirtyEight's Traffic Pattern

From It’s 2015 — You’d Think We’d Have Figured Out How To Measure Web Traffic By Now by Sam Dean

Bar chart showing key assets and liabilities of the Bank of Greece from 2011 to 2015, with green bars for loans to Greek banks and red bars for Target2 balance.

Charts 2015-07-07

Greece Props Up Its Banks With Outside Cash

From The Fragile Greek Banking System Is Nearing A Meltdown by Andrew Flowers

Line chart showing year-over-year percentage change in deposits of Greek residents from July 2013 to early 2015, declining sharply to about -22% by early 2015.

Charts 2015-07-07

Greece's Slow-Moving Bank Run May Speed Up

From The Fragile Greek Banking System Is Nearing A Meltdown by Andrew Flowers

Stacked bar chart comparing liabilities of Greek banks in December 2014 and May 2015, showing deposits shrinking and emergency loans from Bank of Greece growing.

Charts 2015-07-07

Greek Banks Swap Deposits For Emergency Loans

From The Fragile Greek Banking System Is Nearing A Meltdown by Andrew Flowers

A cropped line chart showing a volatile blue line with two peaks and a deep trough, likely tracking a financial or polling metric over time.

Charts 2015-07-07

Line chart with two peaks and trough

From The Fragile Greek Banking System Is Nearing A Meltdown by Andrew Flowers

Small multiples scatter plots showing MLB team payroll vs wins by division, with trend lines for each team across American and National League divisions.

Charts 2015-07-08

MLB Team Payroll vs. Wins by Division

From How Your Favorite Baseball Team Blows Its Money

Small multiples scatter plots showing win percentage vs standardized salary for all 30 MLB teams grouped by division, with team trend lines and league average reference lines.

Charts 2015-07-08

MLB Win Percentage vs. Standardized Salary by Team and Division

From How Your Favorite Baseball Team Blows Its Money

Three scatter plots showing MLB win percentage vs. standardized salary for three eras (1985-1995, 1996-2005, 2006-2015), with red trend lines showing increasing correlation over time.

Charts 2015-07-08

Cash Still Buys Wins

From Don’t Be Fooled By Baseball’s Small-Budget Success Stories by Noah Davis, Michael Lopez

Scatter plot showing Kansas City Royals win percentage vs. standardized salary through July 1, 2015, with team trend line compared to league average curve.

Charts 2015-07-08

Kansas City Royals: Win Percentage vs. Standard Deviations from Average Salary

From Don’t Be Fooled By Baseball’s Small-Budget Success Stories by Noah Davis, Michael Lopez

Scatter plot showing New York Mets win percentage vs. standardized salary through July 1, 2015, with a fitted curve and league average line for comparison.

Charts 2015-07-08

New York Mets: Win Percentage vs. Standard Deviations from Average Salary

From Don’t Be Fooled By Baseball’s Small-Budget Success Stories by Noah Davis, Michael Lopez

Scatter plot with three colored data series (red, orange, blue) each with trend lines, showing partial axes without labels.

Charts 2015-07-08

Scatter Plot with Three Colored Data Series

From Don’t Be Fooled By Baseball’s Small-Budget Success Stories by Noah Davis, Michael Lopez

Horizontal bar chart showing share of white and liberal voters in 2008 Democratic primary and caucus electorate by state, with Iowa and New Hampshire highlighted as top states.

Charts 2015-07-08

Iowa And New Hampshire Are Bernie Country

From Bernie Sanders Could Win Iowa And New Hampshire. Then Lose Everywhere Else. by Nate Silver

Scatter plot showing expected Powerball jackpot growth after each drawing without a winner, rising from near zero at the 1st drawing to about $0.9b by the 17th drawing.

Charts 2015-07-08

A Powerball-ish Lottery

From New Powerball Odds Could Give America Its First Billion-Dollar Jackpot by Walt Hickey

Table comparing jackpot sizes, estimated ticket sales, and chance the jackpot is won under current vs proposed lottery odds.

Tables 2015-07-08

Chance That Jackpot Is Won: Current Odds vs Proposed Odds

From New Powerball Odds Could Give America Its First Billion-Dollar Jackpot by Walt Hickey

Scatter plot with fitted curve showing how much the Powerball jackpot pot increased after drawings with no winner, by original pot size, from January 2012 to present.

Charts 2015-07-08

How Much Did The Powerball Jackpot Grow?

From New Powerball Odds Could Give America Its First Billion-Dollar Jackpot by Walt Hickey

Projected depth chart and Real Plus-Minus player ratings for the 2015-16 San Antonio Spurs, showing position, age, minutes per game, offensive, defensive, and total RPM for each player.

Tables 2015-07-08

Projecting The New-Look Spurs

From The Spurs Are Going To Be Really Good — Like, Golden State Warriors Good by Neil Paine

Table showing projected 2015-16 NBA team depth charts and Real Plus-Minus player ratings for the Spurs opponents including Warriors, Cavaliers, Thunder, Rockets, Raptors, Grizzlies, and Clippers

Tables 2015-07-08

What The Spurs Are Up Against: Projected 2015-16 Depth Charts and RPM Ratings

From The Spurs Are Going To Be Really Good — Like, Golden State Warriors Good by Neil Paine

Table showing change in implied British Open win probability for golfers between June 22 and July 8, 2015, following Rory McIlroy's injury.

Tables 2015-07-08

Who Gained The Most From McIlroy's Injury?

From Jordan Spieth’s Grand Slam Chances Just Increased By 33 Percent by Neil Paine

Line chart showing average hours worked per week by all private-sector employees, seasonally adjusted, from 2006 to 2015, with a dip around 2009.

Charts 2015-07-09

Average Hours Worked Per Week

From Jeb Bush Was Right: Americans Need To Work Longer Hours by Ben Casselman

Line chart showing the U.S. labor force participation rate for ages 16 and up, seasonally adjusted, from 1970 to 2015, peaking around 2000 and declining sharply after 2008.

Charts 2015-07-09

Labor Force Participation Rate

From Jeb Bush Was Right: Americans Need To Work Longer Hours by Ben Casselman

Line chart showing nonfarm labor productivity as inflation-adjusted output per hour worked indexed to 2009, rising steadily from about -55 in 1970 to above the 2009 baseline by 2015.

Charts 2015-07-09

Nonfarm Labor Productivity

From Jeb Bush Was Right: Americans Need To Work Longer Hours by Ben Casselman

Line chart showing the seasonally adjusted number of involuntary part-time workers in the US from 1970 to 2015, peaking around 2010 near 9 million.

Charts 2015-07-09

Number Of Involuntary Part-Time Workers

From Jeb Bush Was Right: Americans Need To Work Longer Hours by Ben Casselman

Before and After table showing changes to projected Real Plus-Minus ratings for 2015-16 Clippers and Mavericks with and without DeAndre Jordan, listing offensive, defensive, and total ratings by player.

Tables 2015-07-09

Before & After: DeAndre Jordan's Impact on Clippers and Mavericks RPM

From DeAndre Jordan Made The Right Call by Neil Paine

Table showing projected Dallas Mavericks depth chart and Real Plus-Minus player ratings for the 2015-16 NBA season if Roy Hibbert is added.

Tables 2015-07-09

If Dallas Adds Hibbert ... Projected Team Depth Chart and RPM Ratings

From DeAndre Jordan Made The Right Call by Neil Paine

Three side-by-side horizontal bar charts in purple, orange, and green showing ranked data with varying bar lengths and no visible labels in this crop.

Charts 2015-07-09

Three-panel horizontal bar chart (cropped, no labels visible)

From DeAndre Jordan Made The Right Call by Neil Paine

Line chart showing cumulative NYC ticker-tape parades honoring men, women, or both from 1900 to 2014, illustrating a large gender gap favoring men.

Charts 2015-07-09

The NYC Ticker-Tape Gender Gap

From Women Haven’t Had Their Own Ticker-Tape Parade Since 1960 by Leah Libresco

Horizontal bar chart showing survey results of how many long-term relationships U.S. adults have had, with One (32%) and Two (29%) being most common.

Charts 2015-07-10

How Many Long-Term Relationships Have You Had?

From I Love You, You Love Me, We’ve Probably Never Said That To More Than Three by Mona Chalabi

Grouped horizontal bar chart showing the percentage of U.S. adults by age group who have told 'I Love You' to zero, one, two, or more partners, based on a June 2015 YouGov survey of 986 respondents.

Charts 2015-07-10

How Many Partners Have You Told 'I Love You'?

From I Love You, You Love Me, We’ve Probably Never Said That To More Than Three by Mona Chalabi

Grouped horizontal bar chart showing the number of long-term relationships reported by U.S. adults across four age groups (18-29, 30-44, 45-64, 65+) from a June 2015 YouGov survey of 986 respondents.

Charts 2015-07-10

Number Of Long-Term Relationships By Age

From I Love You, You Love Me, We’ve Probably Never Said That To More Than Three by Mona Chalabi

Purple-tinted editorial infographic showing a close-up of a man's face overlaid with large white text reading $114 Million.

Other 2015-07-10

$114 Million

From Significant Digits For Friday, July 10, 2015 by Walt Hickey

Scatter plot comparing season wRC+ vs. percentage of hits that were home runs for the 20 highest such percentages since 1985, highlighting Valbuena 2015 as mediocre despite high HR rate.

Charts 2015-07-10

Even With Dingers, Valbuena Is Mediocre

From Luis Valbuena Is Having A Very Weird Season With The Astros by David Temple

Ranked table of MLB players by HR/H percentage showing rank, year, player name, home runs, and HR per hit percentage for top 20 seasons.

Tables 2015-07-10

Top 20 MLB Seasons by HR/H Percentage

From Luis Valbuena Is Having A Very Weird Season With The Astros by David Temple

Ranked table of top 20 MLB seasons by WRC+ with high HR/H percentage, showing rank, year, player, HR, HR/H percentage, and WRC+ columns.

Tables 2015-07-10

Top 20 MLB Seasons by WRC+ with High HR/H Percentage

From Luis Valbuena Is Having A Very Weird Season With The Astros by David Temple

Red-tinted editorial graphic showing a close-up face in the background with large white text displaying $23 Million as a key figure.

Other 2015-07-10

$23 Million

From Podcast: How Many People Regret Their Tattoo? by Jody Avirgan

Dot plot showing the percentage of U.S. survey respondents with none, 1, 2-3, or 4+ tattoos overall and by age group, based on 2,020 respondents in 2010.

Charts 2015-07-10

How Many Tattoos Do People Have?

From Podcast: How Many People Regret Their Tattoo? by Jody Avirgan

Table IIA showing position and size of tattoos by sex, with counts and percentages for male (n=64) and female (n=56) groups and P values.

Tables 2015-07-10

Table IIA. Position and size of tattoos

From Podcast: How Many People Regret Their Tattoo? by Jody Avirgan

Purple-tinted editorial graphic showing a man's face with large text reading 19 TIMES, communicating a count statistic.

Other 2015-07-12

19 Times

From The Week In Data: Ticker-Tape Parades, Birth Control And $100 by Hannah Fingerhut

Choropleth map of US school district high school graduation rates for the class of 2013, colored from green (75%) to dark blue (95%).

Maps 2015-07-12

High school graduation rates from coast to coast

From The Week In Data: Ticker-Tape Parades, Birth Control And $100 by Hannah Fingerhut

Stacked bar chart showing counts of Athletes, Adventurers, Military, World Leaders, and Other categories by decade from 1910 to 2000, peaking around 1950.

Charts 2015-07-12

Stacked Bar Chart of Notable Figures by Category and Decade

From The Week In Data: Ticker-Tape Parades, Birth Control And $100 by Hannah Fingerhut

Choropleth map of the US showing the relative value of $100 in each state, with Mississippi highest at $115.21 and DC lowest at $84.96, colored from yellow (less valuable) to dark pink (more valuable).

Maps 2015-07-12

The Relative Value of $100 — Which State Offers The Biggest Bang For Your Buck?

From The Week In Data: Ticker-Tape Parades, Birth Control And $100 by Hannah Fingerhut

Bar chart showing US drug-poisoning deaths involving heroin from 2000 to 2013, rising sharply from about 1,900 to over 8,000.

Charts 2015-07-12

The number of US drug-poisoning deaths involving heroin

From The Week In Data: Ticker-Tape Parades, Birth Control And $100 by Hannah Fingerhut

Horizontal bar chart comparing the percentage of commutation requests granted by recent US presidents as of July 13, 2015, with Nixon highest at 6.7% and G.W. Bush lowest at 0.1%.

Charts 2015-07-13

Obama Is Catching Up On Commutations

From Obama Catches Up To Both Bushes On Commutations by Leah Libresco

Line chart showing Obama's pardon and commutation rates as a percentage of requests granted by fiscal year in office, as of July 13, 2015.

Charts 2015-07-13

Obama's Clemency Rates Are Rising

From Obama Catches Up To Both Bushes On Commutations by Leah Libresco

Line chart showing average hourly earnings of nonmanagers as year-over-year percent change, not adjusted for inflation, from 2000 to 2015.

Charts 2015-07-13

Average Hourly Earnings Of Nonmanagers

From The Numbers Behind Hillary Clinton’s Economic Vision by Ben Casselman, Andrew Flowers

Line chart showing the college earnings premium for men and women from 1992 to 2013, comparing median earnings of bachelor's degree holders to high school graduates.

Charts 2015-07-13

College Earnings Premium

From The Numbers Behind Hillary Clinton’s Economic Vision by Ben Casselman, Andrew Flowers

Line chart showing U.S. labor force participation rates for men and women ages 16 and up, seasonally adjusted, from 1965 to 2015.

Charts 2015-07-13

Labor Force Participation Rate

From The Numbers Behind Hillary Clinton’s Economic Vision by Ben Casselman, Andrew Flowers

Dual line charts comparing worker compensation and after-tax corporate profits as a share of the US economy from 1970 to the mid-2010s.

Charts 2015-07-13

Labor vs. Profits As Share Of The Economy

From The Numbers Behind Hillary Clinton’s Economic Vision by Ben Casselman, Andrew Flowers

Line chart showing U.S. median household income in 2012 dollars from 1967 to 2013, comparing unadjusted figures with figures adjusted for household size.

Charts 2015-07-13

U.S. Median Household Income

From The Numbers Behind Hillary Clinton’s Economic Vision by Ben Casselman, Andrew Flowers

Line chart showing the U.S. startup rate from 1977 to 2011, measured as businesses less than a year old as a share of total businesses, declining from about 14% to 8%.

Charts 2015-07-13

U.S. Startup Rate

From The Numbers Behind Hillary Clinton’s Economic Vision by Ben Casselman, Andrew Flowers

Table showing total gorings, percent of gorings since 2005, percent of attendance in 2014, and gorings-to-attendance ratio by nationality at Pamplona bull runs.

Tables 2015-07-14

Gorings by Nationality Since 2005 vs. Attendance

From Your Chances Of Being Gored By A Bull In Pamplona Are Getting Higher by Hayley Munguia

A radial flow map showing colored lines emanating from a single origin point on the US West Coast to various destinations across the country.

Maps 2015-07-14

Radial Flow Map from West Coast Origin to US Destinations

From Your Chances Of Being Gored By A Bull In Pamplona Are Getting Higher by Hayley Munguia

Area chart showing number of participants injured in the Running of the Bulls since 1980, split into major injuries and gorings.

Charts 2015-07-14

Running With The Bulls Is Pretty Dangerous

From Your Chances Of Being Gored By A Bull In Pamplona Are Getting Higher by Hayley Munguia

Bar chart comparing Republican and Democratic endorsement points 200 days before the Iowa caucus across election years, showing combined totals and the leader in each race.

Charts 2015-07-14

Have Republicans Stopped Falling In Line?

From Republicans Are Acting Like Democrats. Democrats Are Acting Like Republicans. by Nate Silver

Scatter plot showing average money raised per day vs. percentage from small donors for 2016 presidential candidates, with labeled clusters for Jeb Bush, Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, Ben Carson, and Rand Paul.

Charts 2015-07-14

How much money each candidate has raised per day and the portion from small donors

From Republicans Are Acting Like Democrats. Democrats Are Acting Like Republicans. by Nate Silver

Scatter plot with trend line showing that Obama job approval rating predicts support for the Iran deal across 18 demographic subgroups, with Republicans low and Democrats high.

Charts 2015-07-14

Feelings On Obama Predict Feelings On Iran Deal

From Opinions About The Iran Deal Are More About Obama Than Iran by Harry Enten

Scatter plot showing correlation between Obama job approval rating and confidence in administration's Iran negotiations across 18 subgroups, with Republicans low and Black Democrats high.

Charts 2015-07-14

Obama's Name Polarizes Opinion On Iran Deal

From Opinions About The Iran Deal Are More About Obama Than Iran by Harry Enten

Line chart showing the cost in millions to buy an NBA win by contract type (middle-class, max-contract, rookie-contract) from 2000 to 2015.

Charts 2015-07-15

Rummaging Through The Bargain Bin

From No Matter How Much They Make, The Best Players In The NBA Are Vastly Underpaid by Neil Paine

Line chart highlighting Texas-33, California-34, and Kentucky-5 congressional districts among many gray lines showing trends over time.

Charts 2015-07-15

Texas-33, California-34, and Kentucky-5 District Trends

From What To Do With A Million Stolen Fingerprints by Oliver Roeder

Four scatter plots with trend lines showing Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders favorability and unfavorability ratings among Iowa and New Hampshire Democrats from January 2015.

Charts 2015-07-15

Sanders's Gains Are Not Clinton's Losses

From The Bernie Sanders Surge Is About Bernie, Not Hillary by Nate Silver

Table comparing Carl Bialik tennis stats across three sources: Mojjo, Mojjo New, and Carl Charting, covering aces, faults, break points, serve percentages, and rally win rates.

Tables 2015-07-15

Carl Bialik Stats: Mojjo vs. Mojjo New vs. Carl Charting

From Even Pretending To Be A Professional Tennis Player Is Terrifying by Carl Bialik

Two tables showing changes in pre-World Series win probability from All-Star Game-based home-field format to league-based and record-based alternative formats, 2003-2014.

Tables 2015-07-15

How Much Did It 'Count'? World Series Win Probability Changes

From It’s Dumb That The All-Star Game ‘Counts,’ But It’s Mostly Harmless by Neil Paine

Yellow-tinted editorial graphic showing a person drinking from a bottle with large text reading 126 grams, likely referencing sugar or alcohol quantity.

Other 2015-07-16

126 Grams

From Significant Digits For Thursday, July 16, 2015 by Walt Hickey

Which Countries Have The Most Immigrants?

Other 2015-07-16

Which Countries Have The Most Immigrants?

From Which Countries Have The Most Immigrants? by Mona Chalabi

Table showing support for Donald Trump among Republicans by pollster and ideological group, including overall, conservative, moderate or liberal, Tea Party, and very conservative categories.

Tables 2015-07-16

Support for Donald Trump Among Republicans

From Two Good Reasons Not To Take The Donald Trump ‘Surge’ Seriously by Harry Enten

Red-tinted editorial graphic overlaying a UFC fighter's face with large text reading 34 seconds, communicating a notable fight duration.

Tables 2015-07-16

34 Seconds

From Four Ways To Fund A Presidential Campaign by Aaron Bycoffe

Scatter plot showing MLB team logos positioned along two axes with a dotted diagonal reference line, comparing team performance metrics.

Charts 2015-07-16

MLB Teams Scatter Plot with Dotted Diagonal Line

From Four Ways To Fund A Presidential Campaign by Aaron Bycoffe

Line chart showing Greece's tourism revenue from international visitors in current dollars from 1995 to around 2013, rising from about $4b to a peak near $18b before declining.

Charts 2015-07-16

Greece's tourism revenue from international visitors, in current dollars

From Greece Hopes Foreign Tourists Will Help Pay Its Debts by Carl Bialik

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