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Editorial illustration of a Philadelphia Eagles player holding a football next to a speech bubble reading 'Still, maybe there's something to be said for <gulp> momentum.'

2022-01-04

Eagles Player: Still, maybe there's something to be said for momentum

From Who’s In, Who’s Out And Who Has Us Worried As We Barrel Toward The NFL Playoffs

A dark editorial collage of six black-and-white photos with red accents depicting scenes from the January 6 Capitol riot, including a noose, protesters, and police.

2022-01-06

January 6 Capitol Riot Editorial Collage

From Why Many Americans Might Be Increasingly Accepting Of Political Violence by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux

Stylized black-and-white editorial photo illustration of four politicians at a U.S. House of Representatives podium labeled Defending the Constitution, with red paint drips overlaid.

2022-01-06

Defending the Constitution — Editorial Illustration

From Why More Republicans Aren’t Outraged By Jan. 6 by Julia Azari

Editorial collage showing the US Supreme Court building with the inscription Equal Justice Under Law above five BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine vials on an orange background.

2022-01-07

Supreme Court and COVID-19 Vaccine Vials Editorial Illustration

From Biden’s Vaccine Mandates Could Be In Trouble At The Supreme Court by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux

Editorial illustration showing Alabama and Georgia college football players in action poses against a gold background, featuring jersey numbers 4, 13, 3, 31, and 1.

2022-01-10

Alabama vs. Georgia Football Editorial Illustration

From Who Has The Edge In Alabama vs. Georgia, Round 2? by Josh Planos

Editorial illustration showing overlapping U.S. congressional bill documents including H.R. 1, H.R. 4, S. 4, and S. 2747 with red annotation marks highlighting voting rights legislation.

2022-01-10

Congressional Voting Rights Bills Illustration

From What Might Democrats’ Voting Rights Bill Entail? by Nathaniel Rakich

Two Las Vegas Raiders football players embracing, with a speech bubble quote reading I don't think I'll ever get over this game.

2022-01-10

Raiders Players Quote: "I don't think I'll ever get over this game"

From The NFL Regular Season Ended As It Started: In Absolute Chaos

Abstract decorative strip showing a row of dark rectangular shapes above a red and gray textured band.

2022-01-12

Abstract Decorative Strip Illustration

From The Big Lie’s Long Shadow by Kaleigh Rogers

Editorial collage illustration featuring an American flag, Look Ahead America signage, and early voting ballot references in red and black tones.

2022-01-12

Look Ahead America Editorial Illustration

From The Big Lie’s Long Shadow by Kaleigh Rogers

Editorial collage illustration featuring an American flag, Look Ahead America text, and early voting ballot boxes labeled November 3, 2020 General Election Hand Audit Batch.

2022-01-12

Look Ahead America – Editorial Collage Illustration

From The Big Lie’s Long Shadow by Kaleigh Rogers

Editorial illustration of a small coronavirus particle casting a large looming shadow shaped like a virus on a pink and purple background.

2022-01-12

Coronavirus Shadow Illustration

From ‘Back Alley’ Advice Is Making The Pandemic Worse by Maggie Koerth

Collage-style editorial illustration of the US Supreme Court building in black and white, overlaid with red stars-and-stripes and orange stripe design elements.

2022-01-13

Supreme Court Editorial Illustration

From The Supreme Court’s Right Turn Goes Way Beyond Guns And Abortion by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux

Blue-tinted editorial illustration of an older man in a suit with hands clasped, set against a grid-paper background.

2022-01-14

FiveThirtyEight Editorial Illustration – Figure on Grid Background

From One year In, Biden Has The Second-Lowest Approval Rating Of Any President by Geoffrey Skelley, Jean Yi

Artistic illustration of the United States map shape overlaid with coronavirus particle imagery in orange and pink tones on a dark background.

2022-01-14

U.S. Map with Coronavirus Illustration

From Why You Can’t See The Most Important Omicron Hot Spots In The U.S. On A Map by Betsy Ladyzhets

Illustrated map of Ohio showing congressional districts in red and blue, overlaid with a large painted X mark.

2022-01-14

Ohio Congressional Districts Crossed Out

From Ohio’s Overturned Congressional Map Shows How Lawsuits Might Scramble Redistricting by Nathaniel Rakich

Silhouette of a figure standing at a debate podium on a blue stage with red stripes and white stars, evoking a presidential debate setting.

2022-01-18

Debate Stage Silhouette Illustration

From What Does It Mean If Republicans Won’t Debate? by Julia Azari

Three speech bubbles on a green background with a humorous exchange: coaches will figure it out, will they tho, whispers no.

2022-01-18

The coaches will figure it out one day — speech bubble illustration

From The NFL’s Wild-Card Weekend Was Weirder And Dumber Than It Had Any Right To Be

2022-01-19

Layered Human Heads with Gears Illustration

From How Omicron Upended What We Thought We Knew About Natural Immunity by Maggie Koerth

2022-01-20

Purple-Tinted Editorial Collage of Prison and Woman Silhouette

From Who Gets Abortions In America by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux, Anna Wiederkehr

Six matches in varying states of being burned, arranged against a blue grid background, rendered in a blue duotone style.

2022-01-21

Burned Matches Editorial Illustration

From Americans Feel Burnt Out by Alex Samuels, Jean Yi

Editorial illustration of Buffalo Bills quarterback number 17 with a speech bubble reading 'Maybe they just need to play all 15 minutes. Death to sudden death!'

2022-01-24

Death to Sudden Death - Bills QB Quote Illustration

From Nothing Will Top The NFL’s Greatest Playoff Weekend Ever

Editorial illustration on orange background showing a line-drawn woman with a speech bubble asking whether Trumpian politics can still be strong if Trump himself is weak.

2022-01-26

Can Trumpian politics still be strong if Trump himself is weak?

From Is Trump’s Hold On The GOP Still Strong?

Stylized editorial illustration of the U.S. Capitol building in black and white against a blue background with red and white graphic accents along the roofline.

2022-01-26

U.S. Capitol Editorial Illustration

From The 7 Races That Will Likely Decide Control Of The Senate by Geoffrey Skelley

A blue-tinted editorial illustration of a two-color flag on a pole waving against a grid-patterned background.

2022-01-28

Blue and White Flag on Grid Background

From War With Russia Has Pushed Ukrainians Toward The West by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux, Jean Yi

Editorial illustration showing four NFL quarterbacks in throwing poses representing the 49ers, Rams, Bengals, and Chiefs on a colorful gradient background.

2022-01-28

NFL Conference Championship Quarterbacks Illustration

From Which Of The Final Four QBs Has The Best Defensive Matchup? by Josh Hermsmeyer

Editorial illustration of a woman with glasses and a speech bubble quoting: If the Democrats can't get this nominee through, they should just pack up and go home.

2022-01-31

FiveThirtyEight Quote Illustration: Democrats and the Nominee

From What Will Biden’s Supreme Court Nominee Mean For Democrats — And The Midterms?

Hand-drawn style illustration of the five Olympic rings in purple, gray, red, yellow, and teal with snow flakes in the background.

2022-01-31

Olympic Rings Illustration

From Mikaela Shiffrin Is On Top Of The Skiing World Again. Will She Win Gold In Beijing? by Josh Planos

Editorial graphic showing a Cincinnati Bengals player number 9 with a speech bubble reading Chaos Season deserved Chaos Super Bowl on an orange background.

2022-01-31

Chaos Season Deserved Chaos Super Bowl

From We Finally Have A Super Bowl Matchup, And It’s Exactly* What We Expected

Editorial illustration of a groundhog wearing a top hat and bow tie speaking at a microphone, with a frog, beaver, and tortoise as audience, set against a wintry background.

2022-02-01

Groundhog Day Editorial Illustration

From Groundhogs Do Not Make Good Meteorologists by Simran Parwani, Kaleigh Rogers

Editorial illustration with a speech bubble quote about policy decisions and metrics over a green coronavirus microscopy image background.

2022-02-02

Quote: Yoke Policy Decisions to What the Metrics Indicate

From The COVID-19 Metrics Policymakers Should Be Watching After Omicron by Maggie Koerth

Colorful editorial illustration of a curling player in a lunge position releasing a stone on ice while holding a broom.

2022-02-02

Curling Player Editorial Illustration

From The Americans Finally Won Curling Gold In 2018. Can They Do It Again? by Neil Paine

Illustrated editorial graphic showing three Olympic-style medals in gold, silver, and bronze colors hanging from red ribbons with yellow stripes.

2022-02-04

Olympic Medals Illustration

From We Made Some Changes To Our Olympic Medal Tracker by Neil Paine

Editorial illustration of three medal winners standing on a podium, wearing gold, silver, and bronze medals in yellow, gray, and pink outfits.

2022-02-04

Olympic Podium Medal Winners Illustration

From We Made Some Changes To Our Olympic Medal Tracker by Neil Paine

Editorial illustration of the Olympic rings rendered in blue and white against a grid paper background.

2022-02-04

Olympic Rings on Grid Background

From Americans Are Increasingly Meh On The Olympics by Kaleigh Rogers, Jean Yi

Cartoon illustration of a snowboarder performing an aerial trick with a purple board against a snowy blue circular background.

2022-02-04

Snowboarder Aerial Trick Illustration

From Chloe Kim Already Has A Legacy That Rivals Shaun White by Josh Planos

Editorial illustration showing neighboring houses with Biden and Trump 2020 campaign signs, surrounded by red and blue decorative circles on a pink background.

2022-02-07

Biden vs. Trump Neighboring Houses Editorial Illustration

From What’s It Like Being A Democrat In Trump Country? by Alex Samuels

2022-02-07

Rams vs. Bengals Super Bowl Illustration

From Our Guide To The Super Bowl No One Saw Coming by Neil Paine

A distressed red-toned editorial illustration of an American flag with scattered debris fragments, suggesting themes of national crisis or conflict.

2022-02-10

Distressed American Flag Editorial Illustration

From There Is More Than One Big Lie by Kaleigh Rogers

Colorful editorial illustration of a female ice hockey player in purple and teal uniform skating with a stick and puck.

2022-02-10

Female Ice Hockey Player Illustration

From The U.S.-Canada Rivalry Has Pushed International Women’s Hockey Since The Beginning by Alyssa Longmuir

Pull quote on a green background with coronavirus microscopy imagery reading advice to focus on the direction rather than the specific number.

2022-02-10

Quote: Pay Less Attention to the Number, More to the Direction

From What COVID Positivity Rates Can (And Can’t) Tell Us by Maggie Koerth

Editorial illustration showing LA Rams quarterback number 9 and Cincinnati Bengals quarterback number 9 against a stylized zigzag background in team colors.

2022-02-10

Rams vs. Bengals Super Bowl Editorial Illustration

From The Rams And Bengals Took Opposite Paths To The Super Bowl by Neil Paine

Decorative editorial illustration showing many blue circles of varying shades each containing a percent sign, arranged on a grid-paper background.

2022-02-11

Percentage Signs Illustration

From Most Primary Polls So Far Are Internal Polls. That’s A Problem. by Nathaniel Rakich, Jean Yi

Editorial illustration showing two NFL wide receivers, a Cincinnati Bengals player number 1 and a Los Angeles Rams player number 10, on an orange grid background.

2022-02-11

Bengals vs. Rams Super Bowl Wide Receivers Illustration

From Cooper Kupp And Ja’Marr Chase Put On Shows This Year. Who Has The Edge In The Super Bowl? by Josh Hermsmeyer

Editorial illustration showing LA Rams quarterback number 9 and Cincinnati Bengals quarterback number 9 facing off, with football play diagram arrows in the background.

2022-02-13

Rams vs. Bengals Super Bowl Matchup Illustration

From What Went Down In Super Bowl LVI by Sara Ziegler

Editorial collage illustration of a person falling through a gap between two broken grid or net panels on a blue background.

2022-02-15

Person Falling Through Broken Net — Editorial Illustration

From Democrats Helped Build The Social Safety Net. Why Are Many Now Against Expanding It? by Alex Samuels, Neil Lewis Jr

Pull quote on a green background with coronavirus microscopy images reading that decreasing deaths does not mean removing the measures that caused the decrease.

2022-02-15

Quote: Decreasing Deaths Does Not Mean Removing Protections

From When Is It Safe To Lift School Mask Mandates? by Maggie Koerth

Illustration of the United States map filled with overlapping US dollar bills of various denominations as a decorative editorial image.

2022-02-16

US Map Filled With Dollar Bills

From Prisons, Water Infrastructure And Broadband: Where States Are Spending Their Pandemic Relief Funding by Monica Potts

Colorful cartoon illustration of a figure skater in a purple outfit and blue dress performing a spin on ice with a teal trail behind her.

2022-02-16

Figure Skater Editorial Illustration

From Russian Doping Isn’t The Only Problem In Figure Skating by Dvora Meyers

Editorial illustration of three athletes standing on a podium wearing gold, silver, and bronze medals, rendered in muted colors.

2022-02-17

Olympic Podium Illustration

From The Winter Olympics Are A Wealthy Countries’ Club by Santul Nerkar

Blue-tinted editorial photo illustration of a person holding a KN95 face mask behind their back against a grid background.

2022-02-18

Person Holding KN95 Mask Behind Back

From COVID-19 Isn’t Going Anywhere — And Americans Know It by Jean Yi

Stylized illustration of purple hands holding a flaming torch against a light blue cloud background, rendered in a bold editorial cartoon style.

2022-02-18

Flaming Torch Held by Purple Hands – Editorial Illustration

From U.S. Ski Jumping Is Looking For More Friends In High Places by Maggie Koerth

Editorial collage illustration of three NBA referees in black and white photos arranged against a beige background with colorful dots and grid patterns.

2022-02-22

NBA Referees Editorial Illustration

From Who Refs The NBA’s Referees? by Ben Dowsett

Editorial collage illustration of four NBA referees in black-and-white photos arranged on a beige background with colorful red, blue, and dark circle accents and grid patterns.

2022-02-22

NBA Referees Editorial Illustration

From Who Refs The NBA’s Referees? by Ben Dowsett

Stylized black-and-white editorial photo of an NBA basketball game with decorative colored dots and grid overlay, showing player number 39 dunking.

2022-02-23

NBA Basketball Game Editorial Illustration

From How The NBA Uses Its Data On Referees by Ben Dowsett

Editorial illustration of an American flag made entirely of repeated I AM AN AMERICAN signs in red, white, and blue stripes.

2022-02-23

I Am An American Flag Illustration

From Who Gets To Be A ‘Real American’ Has Always Been About Exclusion by Kiara Alfonseca

A hand picks up a pink circle with a percent sign from a pile of colorful circles all bearing percent symbols, illustrating the concept of interest rates or percentages.

2022-02-24

Hand Picking Percentage Symbol from Colorful Circles

From We’ve Revamped Our Polling Tracker! by Nathaniel Rakich

Editorial illustration of three WNBA players in colorful uniforms against a teal background, representing the Seattle Storm, Las Vegas Aces, and Atlanta Dream.

2022-02-24

WNBA Players Editorial Illustration

From The Los Angeles Sparks Went All-In This Offseason. How Will The New Pieces Fit Together? by Howard Megdal

3D rendered numerals spelling 2024 in white against a blue grid background with a reflective blue floor, used as decorative editorial art.

2022-02-25

2024 Year Graphic

From Stop Using The Midterms To Predict Presidential Elections by Geoffrey Skelley, Jean Yi

Editorial illustration of the US Capitol dome in black and white surrounded by colorful YEA! and NAY! text on a peach background.

2022-03-02

Capitol Dome with YEA! and NAY! Editorial Illustration

From What Went Down At Biden’s State Of The Union And Texas’s Primary Election

Editorial illustration showing a silhouette of Texas with an I Voted sticker alongside a photo collage of Joe Biden speaking at a podium in front of an American flag backdrop.

2022-03-02

Texas Voting — Biden Editorial Illustration

From What Went Down At Biden’s State Of The Union And Texas’s Primary Election

Editorial illustration of the US Capitol dome in black and white surrounded by red, blue, and pink circles on a light pink background.

2022-03-02

US Capitol with Red and Blue Circles Editorial Illustration

From What Went Down At Biden’s State Of The Union And Texas’s Primary Election

Blue-tinted editorial photo illustration of the French and American flags waving together on a flagpole against a grid background.

2022-03-04

French and American Flags Editorial Illustration

From Americans Are Still Unsure How The U.S. Should Respond To The Invasion Of Ukraine by Alex Samuels

Editorial composite image of a man in a red western shirt with bolo tie shrugging in front of a red-and-blue Texas congressional district map on a purple background.

2022-03-04

Man Shrugging in Front of Texas Congressional Map

From Americans Care About The Invasion Of Ukraine — But That Doesn’t Mean They Will Rally Around Biden by Nathaniel Rakich

Editorial collage illustration of women's college basketball players including Caitlin Clark (Iowa #22) and South Carolina #4 players in action poses on a dark background.

2022-03-08

Women's College Basketball Editorial Illustration

From Aliyah Boston And Caitlin Clark Are Both Redefining Basketball Greatness by Howard Megdal

Blue-tinted editorial illustration of a man in a suit speaking at a podium bearing the Russian double-headed eagle emblem, set against a grid background.

2022-03-11

Putin at Podium – FiveThirtyEight Editorial Illustration

From How The War In Ukraine Might Change Putin’s Popularity Among Russians by Kaleigh Rogers, Jean Yi

Editorial collage of five college basketball coaches in black-and-white and color cutouts arranged on a geometric grey background.

2022-03-14

College Basketball Coaches Editorial Illustration

From The Men’s NCAA Tournament Will Feature Plenty Of Fresh Faces On The Sidelines by Jake Lourim

Collage of college basketball players in their team uniforms including Alabama, Memphis, Gonzaga, Duke, Vermont, Broncos, and Davidson.

2022-03-15

College Basketball Players Collage

From The Favorites To Watch And Upsets To Pick In The 2022 Men’s NCAA Tournament by Josh Planos

Editorial collage of six college basketball players in their uniforms from Gaels, UCLA, Indiana, Baylor, North Carolina, and Kentucky.

2022-03-15

College Basketball Players Editorial Collage

From The Favorites To Watch And Upsets To Pick In The 2022 Men’s NCAA Tournament by Josh Planos

Editorial collage of six college basketball players in uniforms from Colorado State, Villanova, Michigan, Arizona, Illinois, and Loyola Ramblers.

2022-03-15

College Basketball Players Editorial Collage

From The Favorites To Watch And Upsets To Pick In The 2022 Men’s NCAA Tournament by Josh Planos

Editorial collage of six college basketball players in grayscale with orange accent highlights, representing teams including Kansas, Auburn, Wisconsin, San Diego State Aztecs, and Iowa.

2022-03-15

College Basketball Players Editorial Collage

From The Favorites To Watch And Upsets To Pick In The 2022 Men’s NCAA Tournament by Josh Planos

Collage of black-and-white photos of women's college basketball players from teams including Belmont, Knights, Princeton, FGCU, and others, with orange-highlighted basketballs.

2022-03-15

Women's College Basketball Players Collage

From The Favorites, Sleepers And Potential Busts In The 2022 Women’s NCAA Tournament by Jenn Hatfield

Editorial collage of five women's college basketball players in grayscale with orange accent highlights, representing Stanford, Baylor, NC State, South Carolina, UConn, and Louisville.

2022-03-15

Women's College Basketball Players Editorial Collage

From The Favorites, Sleepers And Potential Busts In The 2022 Women’s NCAA Tournament by Jenn Hatfield

Editorial collage of seven women's college basketball players in black-and-white with orange-highlighted basketballs, representing teams including Georgia, LSU, Ohio State, Miami, Georgia Tech, Kansas, and Cougars.

2022-03-15

Women's College Basketball Players Editorial Collage

From The Favorites, Sleepers And Potential Busts In The 2022 Women’s NCAA Tournament by Jenn Hatfield

Editorial collage of seven women's college basketball players in black-and-white with orange-highlighted basketballs, representing teams including Arkansas, Nebraska, DePaul, BYU, Maryland, Villanova, and Colorado.

2022-03-15

Women's College Basketball Players Editorial Collage

From The Favorites, Sleepers And Potential Busts In The 2022 Women’s NCAA Tournament by Jenn Hatfield

Editorial collage of five college basketball players in black-and-white with orange-highlighted basketballs, representing Purdue, Arizona, Villanova, Wisconsin, Texas Tech, and Providence.

2022-03-16

College Basketball Players Editorial Collage

From The Top-Seeded Men’s Teams That Could Bust Your Bracket by Santul Nerkar, Neil Paine

Editorial illustration of a woman with glasses and a speech bubble reading 'Maybe things are going from really dire to only kinda sorta dire?' on an orange background.

2022-03-16

Maybe things are going from really dire to only kinda sorta dire?

From Is Biden’s Approval Rating Really Rebounding?

Editorial collage illustration of five UConn Huskies women's basketball players in uniform with glowing orange basketballs on a black and white graphic background.

2022-03-16

UConn Huskies Women's Basketball Editorial Illustration

From With Paige Bueckers Back, How Far Can UConn Go? by Howard Megdal

Editorial collage illustration of seven college basketball players in uniforms from Michigan, USC, Houston Cougars, Loyola Ramblers, Virginia Tech Hokies, Creighton, and Memphis State.

2022-03-17

College Basketball Players Editorial Illustration

From These Tournament Sleepers Could Make Your Men’s Bracket by Santul Nerkar, Neil Paine

Editorial collage showing college basketball mascots on vintage TV screens alongside a retro computer displaying 2022 March Madness Predictions.

2022-03-17

2022 March Madness Predictions Editorial Illustration

From What Went Down In The First Round Of The NCAA Tournament by Sara Ziegler

Editorial collage of five college basketball players in jerseys from Michigan, Gonzaga, Arizona, Baylor, and Memphis.

2022-03-17

College Basketball Players Editorial Collage

From What Went Down In The First Round Of The NCAA Tournament by Sara Ziegler

Editorial collage illustration of seven college basketball players in their team uniforms including Memphis State, Creighton, Ramblers, USC, Hokies, Cougars, and Michigan.

2022-03-17

College Basketball Players Editorial Illustration

From What Went Down In The First Round Of The NCAA Tournament by Sara Ziegler

Editorial collage of four women's college basketball players in Stanford, Baylor, NC State, and South Carolina uniforms, styled in black-and-white with orange accents.

2022-03-17

Women's College Basketball Players Editorial Collage

From What Went Down In The First Round Of The NCAA Tournament by Sara Ziegler

A blue-tinted editorial illustration of a clock with motion-blurred hands against a grid paper background.

2022-03-18

Clock with Motion-Blurred Hands on Grid Background

From Do Americans Really Want Permanent Daylight Saving Time? by Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux, Jean Yi

2022-03-18

Multi-angle portrait illustration of a woman

From Aliyah Boston Has A Title In Her Sights by Dorothy J. Gentry

Editorial collage illustration featuring Georgia voter sticker, Stacey Abrams, Raphael Warnock, Joe Biden, and protesters holding Vote Warnock and Black Votes Matter signs.

2022-03-22

Georgia Voter Collage – Warnock, Ossoff, Black Votes Matter

From Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Nomination May Not Be Enough To Turn Out Black Voters For Democrats by Alex Samuels

Editorial collage of Saint Peter's basketball players and coach in black-and-white with orange basketballs and geometric graphic elements.

2022-03-22

Saint Peter's Basketball Team Editorial Illustration

From How St. Peter’s Became This Year’s Cinderella by Josh Planos

Editorial illustration of two Toronto Blue Jays baseball players on a blue graphic background with grid and circle design elements.

2022-03-23

Toronto Blue Jays Players Editorial Illustration

From AL East Preview: The Talented Blue Jays Have Unfinished Business by Neil Paine

Abstract blue and purple editorial illustration with glowing square shapes on a dark background.

2022-03-23

Abstract Blue Editorial Illustration

From The U.S. Still Doesn’t Know How To Track A Pandemic by Betsy Ladyzhets

Stylized editorial illustration showing white 3D bar chart columns of increasing height with coronavirus spike proteins embedded in them against a purple background.

2022-03-23

COVID-19 Rising Cases Editorial Illustration

From The U.S. Still Doesn’t Know How To Track A Pandemic by Betsy Ladyzhets

Editorial collage of four college basketball players in jerseys from Fighting Illini, Iowa, Wisconsin, and Ohio State, styled in grayscale with color accents.

2022-03-24

Big Ten College Basketball Players Editorial Collage

From Where Did The Big Ten’s March Magic Go? by Jake Lourim

Collage of black-and-white photos of women's college basketball players from teams including UConn, Indiana, Ohio State, North Carolina, South Carolina, NC State, Notre Dame, Stanford, Michigan, and South Dakota.

2022-03-25

Women's College Basketball Teams Collage

From Should We Expect More Madness In The Women’s Sweet 16? by Howard Megdal

Editorial illustration of two New York Mets baseball players on an orange background, one pitcher in blue uniform number 21 and one batter in white pinstripes number 41.

2022-03-25

New York Mets Players Editorial Illustration

From NL East Preview: Is 2022 The Year The Mets’ Luck Matches Their Talent? by Neil Paine

Editorial collage of four NHL hockey players in team uniforms set against a colorful abstract background of overlapping circles.

2022-03-28

NHL Players Editorial Collage

From How Colorblind NHL Players See The Game by Marisa Ingemi

Repeating pattern of sad face emoji icons in blue and white with red X marks on a dark maroon background.

2022-03-28

Sad Face Emoji Pattern Illustration

From Are Americans Unhappy? by Monica Potts

Three illustrated emoji-style faces showing different sad or neutral expressions, drawn with blue and red outlines on a white background with small X marks.

2022-03-28

Sad and Neutral Emoji Face Illustrations

From Are Americans Unhappy? by Monica Potts

Editorial illustration of two Minnesota Twins baseball players on a red background with grid patterns, one fielding and one batting with jersey number 25 Buxton.

2022-03-29

Minnesota Twins Players Editorial Illustration

From AL Central Preview: The Twins Are Looking For A Bounce Back by Neil Paine

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