Disinformation has long been a challenge, but the pervasiveness of A.I.-generated content has amplified it. The verification process can take more time now, and we’ve had to leave some stuff on the cutting-room floor because it didn’t meet our standards. —Elena Shao tinyurl.com/bp7bvekn

Wars and conflicts always bring impacts on our global transportation systems. Take a look at this article by my colleagues, Zach Levitt and Jacqueline Gu, which shows how airways have changed and their significant implications for travelers: www.nytimes.com/interactive/...

It's incredible how quickly our skills get rusty. So sometimes I do quick particle simulations so I don't forget things... just because why not? 😅

I put together a list of recent job postings in the mapping and journalism space, please add more as you find them! www.linkedin.com/posts/lauren...

This summer I'll be in Vienna at the Visualizing Complexity Science Lab sharing a bit about what goes into some of my projects and other interesting aspects of our work in The New York Times graphics team. I have a fun surprise in store for those who attend, so join me! vis.csh.ac.at/vis-workshop...

A massive winter storm is expected to bring significant snowfall, strong winds and blizzard conditions to much of the coastal Northeast and Mid-Atlantic region starting on Sunday. Here is how much snow may fall where you live.

A look at some obscure Olympics events that did not stand the test of time and no longer feature in the Games. Some, from over a hundred years ago, didn’t make it beyond just one Olympics [ @mhernandez.bsky.social @graphics.reuters.com ] www.reuters.com/graphics/OLY...

Are you into sports, birds, politics, or climate? This week's Dispatch has data vis for you! ⛷️🪶⛰️ See more hand-picked visualizations on our blog: 👇 www.datawrapper.de/blog/data-vi...

Japan’s Kaori Sakamoto delivered a powerhouse performance and got a rousing ovation in Milan. She took second place in the women’s short program, with a score of 77.23, bumping Team USA's Alysa Liu to third. trib.al/K2huar9

Team USA’s Alysa Liu kicked off the final group of the women's short program. She earned a 76.59 score, a season's best, and landed in third place. trib.al/495VqIr

What's more important, gold medals or the total number of medals? www.nytimes.com/interactive/...

Fun new project on Google search trends and birds by Nadieh Bremer and Emily Barone: searchingforbirds.visualcinnamon.com The illustrations are ❤️

My thoughts are with the +300 colleagues who were laid off today. This is not good for the industry www.nytimes.com/2026/02/04/b...

What would Greenland look like without ice? Or, where do Greenlander polar bears live? Learn more about Greenland in Ten Maps at Funtography: mhinfographics.github.io/funtography/...

The new Data Vis Dispatch is out! This week, visualizations answer questions about Bollywood film genres, Trump's ambitions in Greenland, and the radiation of bananas. Find the answers here: www.datawrapper.de/blog/data-vi...

🐒 Bananas mhinfographics.github.io/playground/r... Sometimes I can't believe how I spend my days off away from work... Have a fun reading. 🤪

I just uploaded some new stuff to Funtography: mhinfographics.github.io/funtography/18 Visit my maps blog to learn more about the story behind this new series of maps I worked on in 2025.

The dance of ice and snow. mhinfographics.github.io/funtography/17 Happy holidays!

This year, our collection of visual stories is grouped by coverage themes. Besides lifestyle, I collaborated on all the other areas tinyurl.com/e4vh7nm7 | @nytimes.com 2025 in Graphics

This year I’ve found inspiration in various forms. Here's post to wrap up 2025 with "something" from out there, from a colleague, from the paper, from my own, from social media, from someone I admire and something that was recommended to me. mhinfographics.com/2025/12/19/a... Happy holidays!

There's something about the annual collections, isn't? –Cool stuff from Volkskrant: www.volkskrant.nl/kijkverder/v...

New on The New York Times : “Is Times New Roman Better Than Calibri for the State Department?”

From NYT World: www.nytimes.com/2025/12/09/w...

Why our brains are so drawn to patterns? And when we think about sound, how does our brain turn those waves into music? I’ve just added a new section to my website with some fun visual explainers mhinfographics.github.io/playground/r...

Randomness is more present in our lives than we realize. I've just added a new section to my website to delve into the curiosities of everyday life: mhinfographics.github.io/playground/r... take your time to read this one to enjoy a bonus feature.

A new architect firm will oversee President Trump’s project for the East Wing ballroom in the White House. Here’s what we know so far about the original design. www.nytimes.com/interactive/...

Via @mhernandez.bsky.social and Junho Lee: www.nytimes.com/interactive/...

Every year, as December approaches, I like to look back on the year. This was my 2025, told through stories with maps, illustrations, 3D models, and more: tinyurl.com/4wmzfawu Happy holidays! 🎄

What's the chance you'll get snow — and how much — from tomorrow's Nor'easter? This gem of a story/tracker/tool will always let you know. www.nytimes.com/interactive/...

Extreme weather transformed rivers into lakes in Sri Lanka this weekend. Deaths Surpass 350 now. One of the most challenging natural disaster in the island nation’s history. www.nytimes.com/2025/12/01/w... | 🛰️ Copernicus S2

Satellite Data Reveals How the U.S. Navy Is Deployed Near Venezuela The Times identified nearly 100 locations traversed by naval vessels to determine what the military pressure campaign against Venezuela looks like at sea. A visual investigation from NYT World: www.nytimes.com/2025/11/21/w...

How helicopters sketch-out Manhattan. A personal project (with a little story behind) for the #30daymapchallenge learn more about it on my blog: mhinfographics.github.io/maps

The New York School of Visual Arts (SVA) will host a conversation on designing trust in data, counter misinformation and collaboration for artists, journalists, designers, and developers, join us in-person shorturl.at/eCR4X or streaming shorturl.at/RVHxs Nov. 22📍SVA Theatre, 333 W 23rd street, NY

For many years conflict has asphyxiated Myanmar, this map shows spots of political violence reported by ACLED mhinfographics.github.io/maps —A personal project for the #30daymapchallenge

This week's Dispatch brings a varied collection of visualizations, from latest news to the #30DayMapChallenge to analog data vis projects. 📊 🗞️ www.datawrapper.de/blog/data-vi...

Among other stories we are following, our live coverage continues. tinyurl.com/3sddyscd

Come join us In-person or live-streamed for this fascinating discussion with @mhernandez.bsky.social on his work and the crisis in data distrust. www.eventbrite.com/e/dvc-presen... Also featuring @palewi.re, @jeffisawesome.bsky.social, Jen Ray, Kelsey Nanan, and David Rittenhouse!!!

We have just updated our flight cancellation info to reflect the U.S. airports status today. –Saturday, Nov 8. tinyurl.com/3sddyscd

Yesterday we counted +900 flight cancellations across the US: tinyurl.com/3sddyscd –One of the most affected was Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) with 17% of its flights cancelled ✈️

My intention was to do the whole challenge, but I'll make brief appearances in the #30daymapchallenge as a plan-B 😅. Today is day-5 [earth] –Here's a map of the Afar Triangle | mhinfographics.github.io/maps

At the SND we have been working to put together a mentorship program to bring closer students from all over the world with leading professionals. Learn more at: snd.org/join-the-snd...

New on The New York Times : “Why Blowing Up Venezuelan Boats Won’t Stop the Flow of Drugs”

The story about tanks was published today in the U.S. print edition. I also posted some doodles and a brief backhistory about it. Check it out here to learn more: mhinfographics.com/2025/09/18/b...

Happy B-day Costa Rica 🇨🇷 mhinfographics.github.io/maps Celebrating my country with a new map to my blog

What Malnutrition Does to Children’s Bodies www.nytimes.com/interactive/...

Come for your (astronomically accurate) zodiac sign, stay for our visuals explaining Earth's wobble and our shifting view of the stars! www.nytimes.com/interactive/...

Zodiac signs were originally based on the stars. But over thousands of years, our view of the stars has shifted. That means, if you account for this shift, your sign might not be what you think. www.nytimes.com/interactive/...