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US halts new student visa interviews as it weighs social media vetting: Report

US Politics · United States

US halts new student visa interviews as it weighs social media vetting: Report

56% Center coverage: 142 sources

More than 1.1 million international students were enrolled at U.S. colleges and universities in the 2023-2024 school year.See the Story

Inside the Tedious Effort to Tally AI’s Energy Appetite

Artificial Intelligence

Inside the Tedious Effort to Tally AI’s Energy Appetite

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

Takeaways from our data-driven story on how and why Big Tech is aiming to reshape our energy grids around artificial intelligence.See the Story

Contributor: Once, International Students Feared Beijing's Wrath. Now Trump Is the Threat

Harvard · United States

Contributor: Once, International Students Feared Beijing's Wrath. Now Trump Is the Threat

Coverage: 2 sources

Retribution against Harvard and all students from abroad? This is not how a free country treats its schools or the international visitors who attend them.See the Story

Professor Who Studied Honesty Loses Tenure over Faked Data

A couple years ago, Harvard professor Francesca Gino was accused of faking data, ironically for research on honesty. Gino recently lost tenure: A Harvard professor who has written extensively about honesty was stripped of her tenure this month, a university spokesman said on Tuesday, after allegations that she had falsified data. The scholar, Francesca Gino, a professor of business administration at Harvard Business School and a prominent behavi…Harvard · Vietnam See the Story

Tax Burden on Labor in Europe

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

To make the taxation of labor more efficient, policymakers should understand their country’s tax wedge and how their tax burden funds government services.Belgium · Belgium See the Story

Survey microdata for free

Downloading survey microdata from public resources can be tricky. Sometimes the documentation is sparse, the tools are outdated, or the datasets are tucked away in obscure FTP subdirectories. This is annoying when you just want to work with the data. Analyze Survey Data for Free, maintained by Anthony Damico, aims to streamline the download process via R. From a decade ago: Governments spend billions of dollars each year surveying their populati…Read Article

Last episode of Not So Standard Deviations podcast

Roger Peng and Hilary Parker started the statistics and data science podcast Not So Standard Deviations almost a decade ago. It was one of the few podcasts I kept up with while I drove my kids to school. They posted their last episode last month. Pouring one out for NSSD. Tags: Hilary Parker, podcast, Roger Peng Read Article

Data-driven story on the first vaccine

As we enter a time when people question the usefulness of vaccines, even though there are clear benefits, Neil Halloran revisits a time when vaccines did not exist. With a mix of charts, information graphics, and photographs, Halloran tells the story of the smallpox vaccine. High mortality rate and hundreds of millions dead transformed to zero.Vaccines Read Article

What Is DOGE Doing with Your Data?

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Experts are worried that Americans' personal data could end up in the hands of bad actors.NSA · United States See the Story

Fading lights in Ukraine mapped

Ukraine has suffered ongoing damage to their power infrastructure since the invasion began. Bloomberg mapped the damage through the lens of lights from above. A Bloomberg News analysis of satellite imagery collected by NASA found that Kharkiv City experienced a 94% drop in the intensity of nighttime lights in the autumn of 2024 when compared to three years before Russia’s invasion. The northeast Ukrainian city’s dramatic change in satellite-dete…Kharkiv · Kharkiv Read Article

Conflicting points of view over the same data

Welcome to the Process, the newsletter on designing useful charts that work and read better than defaults. This week we look at how the same data can easily lead to different conclusions that can all be correct, even when they conflict. Become a member for access to this — plus tutorials, courses, and guides.Read Article

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