Your daily dose of data stories
D-Stories
Stunning data stories from the newsroom
Web’s finest
The best visual stories from all around the world.
Must Read
The New York Times
The 2,000-mile United States border with Mexico is defined by rugged terrain and the Rio Grande, which act as natural barriers.
Reuters
A United Nations panel has accused China of turning its far-flung western region of Xinjiang “into something that resembled a massive internment camp shrouded in secrecy, a ‘no rights zone’.”
The Washington Post
The maps below show 2018 election results in competitive U.S. House districts, as well as how parts of the districts voted in the 2016 presidential election.
Bloomberg
Democrats are counting on a so-called blue wave to sweep them into power in the House and Senate in Tuesday’s elections.
The Washington Post
Navigating the invisible boundary and physical barriers that define the U.S.-Mexico border
South China Morning Post
Artificial intelligence (AI) has come to occupy an important role in Beijing’s ‘Made in China 2025’ blueprint.
The New York Times
Orkney’s soft green landscapes hold a trove of things from everyday life before history was written.
The Washington Post
Prostitutes, vacations and cash: The Navy officials ‘Fat Leonard’ took down
The Washington Post
When the new fossil hall at the National Museum of Natural History opens next June, it will show off hundreds of the Smithsonian’s finest prehistoric specimens, including the newly acquired star of the Late Cretaceous show, “The Nation’s T. rex.”