Obama is making changes to how the U.S. drone program operates, but the past of the program is still shrouded in secrecy. This map helps clarify exactly what our killer technology is doing overseas.
These animated maps show the ebbs and flows of ridership in three major cities to help understand how our transportation systems work.
Some parts of the country are rapidly moving forward with plans to create a new clean economy. Other parts are falling behind. See where in these maps.
The sitting Congress has the most women of any in history. Artist Emily Nemens is capturing each of them in paint, and using their likenesses in graphics to show how far we still have to go to bring gender equality to Washington.
Contrasting the amount of people eaten by sharks annually with the number of sharks killed by humans in a single day puts the deadly ocean predator’s plight in a different context. It’s more sharks than you can possibly prepare yourself for.
From growing Vegas to chopping down the Amazon, these Google photos of the last three decades of the Earth from space let you see both human ingenuity and our destructive power.
The maps from Geography of Hate look at where across the country people are most likely to be tweeting something deeply hateful.
By distorting the world’s countries based on different environmental and economic indicators, we can see an amazingly clear picture of how emissions, resources, and poverty all combine.
Want to get a good sense of where businesses should be looking in the next 100 years? How about the small chunk of the planet that now holds half the population?
This infographic shows the hard truth for anyone in their late 30s or younger: Everything has been more difficult for you, and it’s just getting worse.
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