With Trump's "big" tax bill about to pass @dataviz_szuyu, @Tan_Shelly, @rachelerman & @jacobbogage @PostGraphics created a calculator breaking down how much you will save or lose next year, based on exclusive modeling from Wharton. https://t.co/rLPSIydDpj

Shortly after Election Day came and went in 2020 with no presidential decision, Donald Trump saw his early leads dwindle in some states. He then called for officials to stop counting votes and claimed the remaining uncounted ballots were fraudulent.

The eight other races to watch where women could make history on Election Day. From @janicekchen and Luis Melgar

A statement from Post Guild leadership on the Washington Post's decision to not endorse a presidential candidate

Only 24 of the 42 people who served in Trump's cabinet openly support him for another term, a reminder how many of the people who worked closely with him find him worrisome or unfit. @Azi ⁦@dataviz_szuyu⁩ ⁦@byHayden⁩ ⁦@michaelscherer⁩

Republicans in Congress had another chance to protect IVF access yesterday. Again, they rejected it. https://t.co/KzOP16RLzt

New from me & the talented @dataviz_szuyu As AI images spread across entertainment, marketing, social media & other industries that shape popular culture, we looked at how leading AI tools interpret female beauty and depict women's bodies https://t.co/JWdsbc2xt1

Amazing article (and visualization!) by @nitashatiku and @dataviz_szuyu about how beauty is represented in AI-generated images: https://t.co/hxQII4RRb7 It shows so well how the choices made by a small group of [often White/male] people end up amplifying biases across society.

Thanks a ton to all @PostGraphics for the surprise citizenship celebration! They got me an American flag that has flown over the Capitol and red velvet cake with advice I won’t follow

Today is the day!!! https://t.co/E6JLCbRIGL from me, @_carsonology, @n_kirkpatrick & @Emily_M_Eng @washingtonpost

To read more about the eclipse and see a simulation of what it will look like where you are, check out the full article from me, @dataviz_szuyu, @n_kirkpatrick & @Emily_M_Eng (🎁): https://t.co/VjtFPiQeUe. And most importantly, go see the total eclipse on April 8 if you’re able!!

Voters in Taiwan head to the polls to elect their next president. Follow for the latest results

Our company tried to scare workers away from coming out today. Instead, hundreds of us been living it up for 10+ hours and have been joined by loyal readers, journalism legends, union leaders, security guards, custodial staff and a whole lotta dogs and babies. We love you all.

Today is the day! We are outside D.C. @washingtonpost HQ fighting for a fair contract. Reminder: don’t engage with Post content today!

The full effects of the AR-15's catastrophic force in mass killings are rarely seen in public. To assess the extent of the destruction, The Post examined thousands of photos and videos and identified parallels across 11 mass shootings between 2012 and 2023. The graphic pictures

New from me and @dataviz_szuyu @kevinschaul We dug into AI training data again, this time LAION and found that image generators trained on web-scraped data essentially act like stereotyping machines, perpetuating outdated American biases

Oct. 27 marked the most significant disruption to internet connectivity in Gaza since the conflict's onset, according to NetBlocks network analysis. This disruption creates a near-total internet blackout for many affected residents.

"I miss having a proper meal with my family and then having my favorite dessert, brownies, which I loved to make with my sister using our electric oven," said Shayma Ahmed, a student at the Islamic University of Gaza. Read more: https://t.co/6PUksgKtGn ed @reemakkad @Emily_M_Eng

By October 16, power supply in the Gaza Strip had plummeted by 90% since October 6 across most sectors.

Satellite imagery reveals a stark contrast in Gaza before and after the siege.