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Red-tinted photo of a marathon runner crossing the finish line overlaid with large white text showing a race time of 2 hours, 10 minutes, 34 seconds.

Other 2015-11-02

2 HRS, 10 MIN, 34 SEC — Marathon Finish Time

From Significant Digits For Monday, Nov. 2, 2015 by Walt Hickey

Scatter plot comparing 2014 Senate results vs. 2012 presidential results by state Republican margin, showing a strong positive correlation with a red trend line.

Charts 2015-11-02

Senate Races Followed The Presidential Vote

From Can A Democrat Still Win The Kentucky Governor’s Race? by Harry Enten

Scatter plot comparing 2014 gubernatorial results vs. 2012 presidential results by state Republican margin, with a red trend line and quadrants colored by party outcome.

Charts 2015-11-02

When Blue States Vote Red, And Vice Versa

From Can A Democrat Still Win The Kentucky Governor’s Race? by Harry Enten

Line chart showing the percentage of your life that Star Trek was on TV, by birth year from 1940 to 2010, peaking around 1988 at about 70%.

Charts 2015-11-02

For How Much Of Your Life Was 'Star Trek' On TV?

From ‘Star Trek’ Needs This New Show To Win The Next Generation by Walt Hickey

Horizontal bar chart showing the percentage of Star Trek fans by age group from a June 2014 survey of 1,186 respondents.

Charts 2015-11-02

If They Don't Live Longer, Franchises Won't Prosper

From ‘Star Trek’ Needs This New Show To Win The Next Generation by Walt Hickey

Scatter plot excerpt showing data points for Ted Cruz, Rand Paul, and Marco Rubio with a red trend line on a grid background.

Charts 2015-11-02

Ted Cruz, Rand Paul, Marco Rubio scatter plot with trend line

From Everyone’s Still Chasing The Yankees And Red Sox On Facebook And Twitter by Carl Bialik

Color-coded map of the United States dividing states into six regional groupings shown in teal, yellow, orange, green, blue, and pink.

Maps 2015-11-02

US States Divided Into Regional Groups

From Everyone’s Still Chasing The Yankees And Red Sox On Facebook And Twitter by Carl Bialik

Green-tinted editorial graphic showing gas pump nozzles with large text reading '9 STATES', likely referencing a statistic about fuel or energy policy.

Other 2015-11-03

9 States — Gas Pump Infographic

From Significant Digits For Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2015 by Walt Hickey

Area chart showing inflation-adjusted average earnings of the top 1 percent from 1950 to the 2010s, rising from about $150k to nearly $700k.

Charts 2015-11-03

Average Earnings Of The Top 1 Percent

From The 1 Percent’s Earnings Could Be Stagnating — At $671,000 by Ben Casselman

Line chart showing inflation-adjusted change in earnings since 2007 for three income groups: top 1%, 90-99th percentile, and bottom 90%, from 2007 to 2014.

Charts 2015-11-03

Change In Earnings Since 2007

From The 1 Percent’s Earnings Could Be Stagnating — At $671,000 by Ben Casselman

A red line chart on a grid background showing a trend that dips below a zero baseline then recovers above it, labeled More Gaining above and More Losing below.

Charts 2015-11-04

More Gaining vs. More Losing trend line chart

From How Many Times Did The Mets Blow It? by Chadwick Matlin

Color-coded table showing weekly College Football Playoff selection committee rankings for top 6 finishers in 2014, with highlighted cells indicating teams demoted after a win.

Tables 2015-11-04

An Inconsistent Committee: Weekly Playoff Selection Committee Ranking for Top 6 Finishers, 2014

From Here’s How Our College Football Playoff Predictions Work by Nate Silver

Scatter plot showing Romney 2012 votes per delegate vs Obama 2012 vote percentage by congressional district, illustrating that bluer districts yield more valuable GOP primary votes.

Charts 2015-11-04

The Bluer The District, The More Valuable The Primary Vote

From The GOP’s Primary Rules Might Doom Carson, Cruz And Trump by David Wasserman

Scatter plot showing that bluer congressional districts award fewer Romney 2012 votes per GOP convention delegate, making primary votes more valuable there than in red districts.

Charts 2015-11-04

The Bluer The District, The More Valuable The Primary Vote

From The GOP’s Primary Rules Might Doom Carson, Cruz And Trump by David Wasserman

Scatter plot of Sandra Bullock movies by Rotten Tomatoes rating vs. inflation-adjusted domestic box office gross, with films grouped into three labeled clusters.

Charts 2015-11-04

Sandra Bullock Is Good In Lots Of Bad Movies

From The Three Types Of Sandra Bullock Movies by Walt Hickey

Step line chart showing cumulative endorsement points for GOP presidential candidates from February through November 2015, with Rubio highlighted in red gaining ground late.

Charts 2015-11-04

Rubio Gains Ground In The Endorsement Race

From The Republican Establishment Inches Toward Marco Rubio by Aaron Bycoffe

Scatter plot showing percentage of students who say study drugs are popular on campus vs. 75th percentile ACT score of incoming students, with a positive trend line and labeled points for Texas State, Miami Ohio, UC-Berkeley, and Brigham Young.

Charts 2015-11-05

Study Drugs Are More Popular At More Selective Schools

From College Students Aren’t The Only Ones Abusing Adderall by Emma Pierson

Bar chart showing percentage of people who have ever taken Adderall non-medically by age group, with 18-22 year olds in college having the highest rate around 15%.

Charts 2015-11-05

Young Adults Use Adderall The Most

From College Students Aren’t The Only Ones Abusing Adderall by Emma Pierson

Yellow-tinted editorial graphic showing a close-up penguin head with large white text reading 6 PENGUINS.

Other 2015-11-05

6 Penguins

From Significant Digits For Thursday, Nov. 5, 2015 by Walt Hickey

Line chart showing Dow Jones Industrial Average closing prices rising from about 10,500 to 14,000 between November 5, 2005 and November 5, 2007.

Charts 2015-11-05

Dow Jones Industrial Average Closing Prices, Nov. 5, 2005 through Nov. 5, 2007

From We Have (Almost) No Idea What The Economy Will Look Like On Election Day by Nate Silver

Line chart showing office-based physician adoption of electronic health records (Any EHR and Basic EHR) from 2004 to 2014, with Any EHR reaching about 83% and Basic EHR reaching about 51%.

Charts 2015-11-06

More Doctors Use Electronic Health Records

From It’s 2015 — Why Haven’t Our Medical Records Entered The Digital Age? by Anna Maria Barry-Jester

Editorial infographic showing large text reading 47 to 86 percent over a yellow-tinted shrimp illustration.

Other 2015-11-06

47 to 86 Percent — Shrimp Statistic Infographic

From Significant Digits For Friday, Nov. 6, 2015 by Walt Hickey

Line chart showing Christie's net favorability rating in New Hampshire polls before and after 9/16/15, with lines for Monmouth, MassInc, UNH, Franklin Pierce, and an average.

Charts 2015-11-06

Christie's net favorability rating in New Hampshire polls

From Chris Christie, JV Debater, Could Thrive In Primary Chaos by Harry Enten

Dot plot comparing the ideological scores of Republican candidates and historical figures on a conservative scale from 0 to 100, based on fundraising, voting records, and public statements as of Nov. 6, 2015.

Charts 2015-11-06

The Ideologies Of The Republican Candidates

From Chris Christie, JV Debater, Could Thrive In Primary Chaos by Harry Enten

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

Charts 2015-11-06

Hourly Earnings, Change From A Year Earlier

From The Jobs Report Is Even Better Than It Looks by Ben Casselman

Line chart showing seasonally adjusted non-agricultural jobs change from a year earlier, with separate lines for Total and Private sector jobs from 2011 to 2015.

Charts 2015-11-06

Non-Agricultural Jobs, Change From A Year Earlier

From The Jobs Report Is Even Better Than It Looks by Ben Casselman

Line chart showing the share of part-time workers who want full-time jobs from 2006 to 2015, seasonally adjusted, peaking around 34% in 2009 and declining to about 22% by 2015.

Charts 2015-11-06

Part-Time Workers Who Want Full-Time Jobs

From The Jobs Report Is Even Better Than It Looks by Ben Casselman

Line chart showing monthly seasonally adjusted people entering the labor force from 2005 to 2015, split into those who became employed and those who started looking for a job.

Charts 2015-11-06

People Entering The Labor Force Each Month

From The Jobs Report Is Even Better Than It Looks by Ben Casselman

Line chart showing the diffusion index of share of industries adding jobs from 2005 to 2015, with 50 as the balance point between gainers and losers.

Charts 2015-11-06

Share Of Industries Adding Jobs

From The Jobs Report Is Even Better Than It Looks by Ben Casselman

Dual bar charts showing the number of boys and girls named Peyton born in Indiana from 1994 to 2013, with the Peyton Manning Colts era highlighted.

Charts 2015-11-06

Children born in Indiana and named Peyton, 1994-2013

From Hoosier Daddy: Indiana’s ‘Peyton’ Baby Boom by Andrew Flowers

Line chart comparing Chelsea's 2015-16 season cumulative points against all defending champions' campaigns in English football's top league since World War II, showing Chelsea trailing well below historical norms.

Charts 2015-11-08

Chelsea's Struggles As Champ

From Chelsea’s Historically Awful Start by Oliver Roeder, James Curley

Line chart showing cumulative points vs game number for Chelsea's 60 top-flight seasons since 1906, with the 2015-16 season highlighted in blue tracking near the bottom.

Charts 2015-11-08

Chelsea's Top-Flight Campaigns

From Chelsea’s Historically Awful Start by Oliver Roeder, James Curley

Purple-tinted editorial graphic showing a man's face overlaid with the large dollar figure $1,639.47, likely representing a financial data point about a political figure.

Other 2015-11-09

$1,639.47 — FiveThirtyEight Editorial Infographic

From Significant Digits For Monday, Nov. 9, 2015 by Oliver Roeder

Green-tinted photo of a brick colonial building overlaid with large white text reading $25 Million, referencing a monetary figure.

Other 2015-11-10

$25 Million

From Significant Digits For Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2015 by Walt Hickey

FiveThirtyEight table showing college football teams' losses, chance of winning out, and chance of making playoffs if they win out, for the 2015 season.

Tables 2015-11-10

Can Your Team Win Its Way Into The Playoff?

From Just Win, Baby (And You’ll Probably Make The College Football Playoff) by Nate Silver

Table comparing College Football Playoff chances for 29 schools before and after Week 10 using FiveThirtyEight's old and revised models.

Tables 2015-11-10

Making Wins And Losses Count

From Just Win, Baby (And You’ll Probably Make The College Football Playoff) by Nate Silver

Line chart showing GOP candidate polling support in New Hampshire from January to October 2015, with Trump leading at 26.4% as of Nov. 1, 2015.

Charts 2015-11-11

The GOP Race In New Hampshire

From John Kasich Is So ‘Underrated,’ He’s Overrated by Nate Silver

Yellow-tinted editorial graphic showing a person eating from a spoon with large text reading $15 Billion, likely referencing a food or supplement industry figure.

Other 2015-11-11

$15 Billion

From Significant Digits For Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2015 by Walt Hickey

Line chart comparing average defensive runs saved by Gold Glove winners versus the statistically ideal defensive team from 1960 to 2015, showing the gap narrowing over time.

Charts 2015-11-11

Gold Glovers Are Approaching The Statistical Ideal

From The Gold Gloves Are Finally Going To The Best Fielders by Neil Paine, Carl Bialik

Two line charts comparing Iowa vs U.S. unemployment rate and median household income from 2000 to 2015, showing Iowa's stronger economic performance.

Charts 2015-11-12

Iowa's Economy Is Strong

From The Economy Is Better — Why Don’t Voters Believe It? by Ben Casselman

Line chart showing University of Missouri student retention rates after one year of enrollment by race (White, Black, Hispanic, Asian) from 1998 to 2014.

Charts 2015-11-12

Black Students Are Increasingly Likely To Drop Out Of Mizzou

From Mizzou Would Need 400 More Black Faculty And Staff To Meet Students’ Demands by Anna Maria Barry-Jester

Stacked bar chart comparing racial and ethnic demographics of Missouri state population versus University of Missouri-Columbia students and tenure-track faculty in 2014.

Charts 2015-11-12

Demographics Of Mizzou Students And Faculty

From Mizzou Would Need 400 More Black Faculty And Staff To Meet Students’ Demands by Anna Maria Barry-Jester

Line chart showing Rotten Tomatoes user scores for Shia LaBeouf films in reverse chronological order, from newer films like Fury to older ones like Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind.

Charts 2015-11-12

Shia Ends And Begins On A High Note

From The Shia LaBeouf Marathon Is An Uneven Mess Bookended By Greatness by Walt Hickey

Line chart showing Rotten Tomatoes user scores for Shia LaBeouf films in #AllMyMovies order, from newer to older, with labeled peaks and valleys.

Charts 2015-11-12

Shia LaBeouf's #AllMyMovies Itinerary

From The Shia LaBeouf Marathon Is An Uneven Mess Bookended By Greatness by Walt Hickey

Yellow-tinted editorial graphic showing the number 631,187 students overlaid on a photo of students studying at desks.

Other 2015-11-13

631,187 Students

From Significant Digits For Friday, Nov. 13, 2015 by Walt Hickey

Scatter plot comparing Black six-year graduation rates vs. overall graduation rates at public research universities in 2013, with bubble size indicating Black share of student population.

Charts 2015-11-13

Black College Students Less Likely To Graduate

From Mizzou’s Racial Gap Is Typical On College Campuses by Anna Maria Barry-Jester, Ben Casselman

Scatter plot comparing black undergraduate enrollment share vs. black college-age state population share at public research universities in 2013, with U of Missouri highlighted in red.

Charts 2015-11-13

Black Students Are Underrepresented On Campus

From Mizzou’s Racial Gap Is Typical On College Campuses by Anna Maria Barry-Jester, Ben Casselman

Fighter comparison infographic for Ronda Rousey vs Holly Holm showing offensive style breakdowns, striking stats, takedown stats, and physical attributes.

Other 2015-11-13

Ronda Rousey vs. Holly Holm Fighter Stats Comparison

From Ronda Rousey Is Fighting The Anti-Ronda Rousey by Andrew Flowers

Scatter plot of 2015 NFL Midseason MVP Candidates showing Team EPA per drive vs. Total QBR, highlighting Tom Brady, Carson Palmer, and Andy Dalton as contenders.

Charts 2015-11-13

2015 NFL Midseason MVP Candidates

From Skeptical Football: For Once, My MVP Isn’t Peyton Manning by Benjamin Morris

Line chart showing Denver Broncos offense and defense expected points added per drive from 2011-12 to 2015-16, with defense rising as offense declines.

Charts 2015-11-13

Denver Broncos Defense Picking Up Slack

From Skeptical Football: For Once, My MVP Isn’t Peyton Manning by Benjamin Morris

Slope chart showing team expected points added per drive with and without 2015 QBs, highlighting Mariota's large negative impact when absent.

Charts 2015-11-13

Mariota Makes The Difference

From Skeptical Football: For Once, My MVP Isn’t Peyton Manning by Benjamin Morris

Scatter plot comparing NFL kickers' expected points added from kickoffs vs. field-goal attempts in 2015, with Gostkowski highlighted as an outlier in the top right.

Charts 2015-11-13

Stephen Gostkowski Is Impossible

From Skeptical Football: For Once, My MVP Isn’t Peyton Manning by Benjamin Morris

Area chart showing arrests for religiously inspired terrorism in France versus all EU countries from 2007 to 2014, with a sharp rise in 2014.

Charts 2015-11-14

Arrests For Religiously Inspired Terrorism

From The Rise Of Terrorism Inspired By Religion In France by Carl Bialik

Stacked area chart showing arrests for separatist terrorism in France versus all EU countries from 2007 to 2014, with both declining sharply over the period.

Charts 2015-11-14

Arrests For Separatist Terrorism

From The Rise Of Terrorism Inspired By Religion In France by Carl Bialik

Area chart showing terrorism deaths in France and the EU from 1970 to around 2013, with a notable spike for the 2004 Madrid train bombings.

Charts 2015-11-14

Previous Terrorism Deaths In France And The EU

From The Rise Of Terrorism Inspired By Religion In France by Carl Bialik

Editorial infographic showing 71,871 yards in large white text over a red-tinted photo of a Denver Broncos quarterback wearing jersey number 18.

Other 2015-11-16

71,871 Yards — Peyton Manning Career Passing Yards

From Significant Digits For Monday, Nov. 16, 2015 by Walt Hickey

Line chart showing approval and disapproval percentages of Hillary Clinton's handling of the Benghazi attack from January 2013 to October 2015, with disapproval rising to 45% and approval falling to 26%.

Charts 2015-11-17

Hillary's handling of Benghazi

From How Will U.S. Voters React To The Paris Attacks?

Dot plot showing partisan differences between Republicans and Democrats on concern about global threats, with percentage saying they are very concerned about each issue.

Charts 2015-11-17

Partisan Differences in the U.S. on Global Threats

From How Will U.S. Voters React To The Paris Attacks?

Table showing poll results for most presidential, most trusted with nuclear button, and most in over their head among Democratic and Republican candidates.

Tables 2015-11-17

Presidential Poll Rankings: Most Presidential, Nuclear Button Trust, Most In Over Head

From How Will U.S. Voters React To The Paris Attacks?

Line chart showing approval and disapproval ratings for Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State from January 2013 to October 2015, with approve at 39% and disapprove at 45%.

Charts 2015-11-17

Secretary of State: Hillary Clinton Approval Ratings

From How Will U.S. Voters React To The Paris Attacks?

Stacked bar chart showing college enrollment outcomes by age group and enrollment intensity, with categories for completed, still enrolled, and not enrolled.

Charts 2015-11-17

College Completion Outcomes by Age Group and Enrollment Type

From Half Of People Who Went To College In The Recession Haven’t Graduated by Ben Casselman

Purple-tinted editorial graphic overlaying a politician's photo with large white text reading 14 Candidates.

Other 2015-11-18

14 Candidates

From Significant Digits For Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2015 by Walt Hickey

Hexagonal shot chart showing Chris Paul's shooting frequency and efficiency by court location during the 2014-15 NBA regular season, with percentages labeled by zone.

Charts 2015-11-18

Chris Paul Can Shoot The Three Now

From Chris Paul Is A Point God by Kirk Goldsberry

Scatter plot showing Chris Paul ranks first in unassisted midrange field goals attempted and made among 61 NBA players with at least 200 attempts in 2014-15.

Charts 2015-11-18

Chris Paul's Midrange Game Is Very Efficient

From Chris Paul Is A Point God by Kirk Goldsberry

Hexagonal shot chart showing Chris Paul's rookie season shooting frequency and efficiency by court location during the 2005-06 NBA regular season.

Charts 2015-11-18

Chris Paul's Rookie Elbow Jumper Was Good

From Chris Paul Is A Point God by Kirk Goldsberry

Hexagonal shot chart showing J.J. Redick's shot frequency and efficiency by court location during the 2014-15 NBA regular season, with percentages labeled by zone.

Charts 2015-11-18

J.J. Redick's Shots Last Season

From Chris Paul Is A Point God by Kirk Goldsberry

Shot chart of Blake Griffin's made shots in the 2014-15 NBA regular season, showing locations assisted by Chris Paul in blue versus unassisted in orange.

Charts 2015-11-18

The Blake Griffin-Chris Paul Connection

From Chris Paul Is A Point God by Kirk Goldsberry

Hexagonal shot chart showing shots created via Chris Paul passes for the Clippers in the 2014-15 regular season, with frequency shown by hex size and efficiency by color.

Charts 2015-11-18

The Clippers Convert When Chris Paul Delivers

From Chris Paul Is A Point God by Kirk Goldsberry

Shot chart showing J.J. Redick's made shots during the 2014-15 NBA regular season, with blue dots for Chris Paul assists and gold dots for unassisted shots plotted on a basketball half-court.

Charts 2015-11-18

The J.J. Redick-Chris Paul Connection

From Chris Paul Is A Point God by Kirk Goldsberry

Scatter plot comparing Metacritic scores of films versus Goodreads scores of their source novels, with a trend line and labeled outliers including The Godfather, Apocalypse Now, and Battlefield Earth.

Charts 2015-11-18

When Books Become Movies

From The 20 Most Extreme Cases Of ‘The Book Was Better Than The Movie’ by Walt Hickey

Line chart showing the declining share of top 100 junior boys who reached top 100 or top 25 professional tennis rankings within seven years, from 1988 to 2008.

Charts 2015-11-18

Fewer Juniors Are Reaching The Top

From American Men May Be About To Dominate World Tennis Again by Wiley Schubert Reed

Line chart showing the average age of ranked professional male tennis players (Top 100 and Top 25) from 1996 to 2014, both trending upward over time.

Charts 2015-11-18

The Pros Are Getting Older

From American Men May Be About To Dominate World Tennis Again by Wiley Schubert Reed

Bar chart showing actual and projected total Medicare spending and Part D spending from 2014 to 2025, projected to nearly double to over $1000 billion.

Charts 2015-11-19

Medicare Spending Is Projected To Nearly Double

From The Big Issues Of The 2016 Campaign

Bar chart showing actual and projected total Medicare spending and Part D spending from 2014 to 2025, with spending projected to nearly double.

Charts 2015-11-19

Medicare Spending Is Projected To Nearly Double

From The Big Issues Of The 2016 Campaign

Area chart showing US federal R&D spending as a share of GDP from the 1960s to 2010s, split between defense and non-defense spending.

Charts 2015-11-19

Much Of R&D Spending Is For Defense

From The Big Issues Of The 2016 Campaign

Area chart showing US federal R&D spending as a share of GDP from 1962 to 2016, split between defense and non-defense spending, with total peaking near 12% in the mid-1960s.

Charts 2015-11-19

Much Of R&D Spending Is For Defense

From The Big Issues Of The 2016 Campaign

Six paired line and bar charts comparing U.S. economic indicators under Obama's presidency, showing joblessness, employment, GDP, household income, inflation, and home prices from 2000 to 2014.

Charts 2015-11-19

On The One Hand, On The Other Hand — U.S. Economy Under Obama

From The Big Issues Of The 2016 Campaign

Six charts comparing U.S. economic indicators under Obama's presidency, showing joblessness, employment, GDP, household income, inflation, and home prices from 2000 to 2015.

Charts 2015-11-19

On The One Hand, On The Other Hand — U.S. Economy Under Obama

From The Big Issues Of The 2016 Campaign

Three-panel chart showing US mass shooting fatalities and injuries through 2015, imprisonment rate per 100,000 people from 1980, and Americans killed by police in 2015 by race per million residents.

Charts 2015-11-19

Shootings, Prisoners And Police Killings

From The Big Issues Of The 2016 Campaign

Three-panel FiveThirtyEight chart showing mass shooting fatalities since 1985, US incarceration rates since 1980, and Americans killed by police in 2015 by race per million residents.

Charts 2015-11-19

Shootings, Prisoners And Police Killings

From The Big Issues Of The 2016 Campaign

Horizontal bar chart showing Gallup poll results on America's most important problem, with the economy at 33% leading other issues like poorly run government at 16%.

Charts 2015-11-19

What Is America's Most Important Problem?

From The Big Issues Of The 2016 Campaign

Horizontal bar chart showing survey results on America's most important problem, with the economy at 33% leading other issues like government, immigration, and gun control.

Charts 2015-11-19

What Is America's Most Important Problem?

From The Big Issues Of The 2016 Campaign

Editorial infographic showing the number 53 percent in large white text over a purple-tinted photo of refugees crowded on an inflatable boat at sea.

Tables 2015-11-19

53 Percent

From Significant Digits For Thursday, Nov. 19, 2015 by Walt Hickey

Scatter plot showing average ideology score of congressional endorsers vs. candidates for Republican presidential hopefuls, with a red trend line showing endorsements fall along ideological lines.

Charts 2015-11-19

Endorsements Are Falling Along Ideological Lines

From GOP Politicians Are Supporting Candidates Who Think Like Them by Harry Enten

Horizontal bar chart showing percentage of Paris region residents ages 18-50 who reported experiencing discrimination in the past five years, by group, in 2008.

Charts 2015-11-19

Discrimination In Paris

From France Struggles With Its Identity As It Seeks To Heal From Paris Attacks by Farai Chideya

Grouped bar chart showing the proportion of DOM native-borns, immigrants and their descendants who report not being seen as French, by origin group including Algeria, Morocco, Turkey, and others.

Charts 2015-11-19

Figure 1 - Proportion of DOM native-borns, immigrants and their descendants who report not being seen as French

From France Struggles With Its Identity As It Seeks To Heal From Paris Attacks by Farai Chideya

Horizontal bar chart showing the top cities where Academy Award Best Picture nominees are set, 1928-2015, with New York leading at 20%.

Charts 2015-11-19

Where Best-Picture Nominees Are Set

From Americans Love France by Carl Bialik

Horizontal bar chart showing the top 10 countries for international tourist visitors in 2014, with France leading at 83.7 million visitors.

Charts 2015-11-19

Where Tourists Travel

From Americans Love France by Carl Bialik

Annotated dual chart comparing Barack Obama's approval ratings and Eli Manning's QB rating over time, with humorous pink arrow annotations.

Charts 2015-11-19

Barack Obama = Eli Manning

From If Barack Obama Were A Quarterback, Who Would He Be?

Four ranked tables showing MLB players with most career WAR through ages 20-23 from 1901-2015, with Mike Trout highlighted as number one in each age group.

Tables 2015-11-19

Mike Trout Is The #GOAT At Any Age (So Far)

From Who Needs The MVP? Mike Trout Might Be The G.O.A.T. by Neil Paine

Editorial infographic showing the number 130,000 people overlaid on the Mexican coat of arms eagle symbol on an olive-green background.

Other 2015-11-20

130,000 People — Mexico Statistic Infographic

From Significant Digits For Friday, Nov. 20, 2015 by Walt Hickey

Three-panel chart titled Baked Alaska showing declining Alaskan oil production since 1980, plummeting Brent crude prices since 2006, and resulting lower Alaska state revenues through 2015.

Charts 2015-11-20

Baked Alaska: Declining Oil Production and Plummeting Prices

From Alaska Would Rather Go Broke Than Pay Taxes by Ben Casselman

Line chart showing Gary Barnidge's NFL receiving yards by season from 2008 to 2015, highlighting a dramatic breakout in 2015 through 10 games.

Charts 2015-11-20

The Late, Great Breakout Of Gary Barnidge

From The Browns Have A Tight End Who’s Defying Time by Reuben Fischer-Baum

Color-coded US map showing the most disproportionately common Thanksgiving side dish by region: Salad in the West, Green Beans/Casserole in the Midwest, Cornbread in the South, Mac & Cheese in the Southeast, Rolls/Biscuits in the Great Lakes, and Squash in the Northeast.

Maps 2015-11-20

Side Dishes Of America's Regions

From Here’s What Your Part Of America Eats On Thanksgiving by Walt Hickey

Line chart showing cumulative share of campaign-related Google searches by weeks before or after Iowa caucuses for 2008 and 2012, illustrating that most voter attention comes late.

Charts 2015-11-23

Most Voters Are Barely Paying Attention

From Dear Media, Stop Freaking Out About Donald Trump’s Polls by Nate Silver

Editorial infographic showing the number 18,120 arrests in large white text over a yellow-tinted photo of marijuana cigarettes.

Other 2015-11-24

18,120 Arrests

From Significant Digits For Tuesday, Nov. 24, 2015 by Walt Hickey

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