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Data

surprise Jan. 14, 2020

Another Reason to Delete Your Dating AppsSome of the big ones, like Grindr and Tinder, are reportedly sharing your personal data with advertisers.

By Claire Lampen
politics Nov. 29, 2018

Your Taste in Jeans May Have Influenced the ElectionHow Cambridge Analytica used fashion data from Facebook to help Trump.

By Emilia Petrarca
search history June 11, 2017

What We Learned About Sexual Desire From 10 Years of Pornhub User DataWomen are much likelier to watch porn on their phones, Pornhub traffic spikes on Christmas morning, and more fascinating insights.

By The Editors

Jan. 31, 2017

WATCH: The Myth of Asian-American Success and Institutionalized InvisibilityLook at the details, and the picture changes.

By Christine Nguyen
politics Nov. 8, 2016

Voters Still Aren’t Sure Where Donald Trump Stands on AbortionSo they Googled.

By Claire Landsbaum
Aug. 19, 2016

Predictive Policing Isn’t an Exact Science, and That’s the ProblemCan algorithms predict murder?

By Drake Baer
oh great Apr. 28, 2016

Just Attending a Wedding As a Guest Is Expensive As Hell$700 a night!

By Catie L'Heureux
Feb. 10, 2016

The Absolute Worst Way to Find Out You’re PregnantBig-data horror show.

By Laura June
data June 11, 2015

How Big Is the Transgender Population?Numbers are surprisingly hard to come by.

By Alex Ronan
data Apr. 21, 2015

What Drives Women Away From a Job Posting?How data can correct for gender bias.

By Alex Ronan

balls Jan. 28, 2015

Data Journalism Says Tighty-Whities Are Bad for Balls Is this what Tom Brady means by deflated balls?

By Allison P. Davis
work Oct. 24, 2014

4 Words That Could Protect You From LayoffsHalf are about sports.

By Melissa Dahl
our selfies ourselves Dec. 2, 2013

Heartbreak and the Quantified SelfieThe lovelorn poetry of personal data analysis.

By Maureen O'Connor
welcome to heartbreak Nov. 20, 2013

This Is What Your Breakup Looks Like to Your iPhoneWhat can our smartphone data tell us about heartbreak?

By Maggie Lange
fashion meets tech Aug. 28, 2013

In the Future, Everyone Will Be a Fashion EditorIt has to do with street style.

By Allison P. Davis