Data visualizations Get email updates and share our reporting All our latest original reporting, data visualization, interviews, and more! Get updates (free) Share Who earns what? By Mike Alberti Two new data tools. Which occupations have so many high paid workers that they bust the current BLS ... Income inequality Oil and gas companies still enjoying 1920 royalty rates By Mike Alberti When it comes to onshore production on federal land, that is. Energy Taxes How bleak is U.S. educational performance? By Minyong Cho These data visualizations take you inside the Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study ... Education Updated judicial vacancies tool: big reduction in median time to Senate action By Meade Klingensmith, Mike Alberti Senate action on 20 pending nominations combined with 15 new nominations by Obama result in very dif... Law Politics Private consultants still raking in public pension fund fees By Mike Alberti Amounts paid to outside investment consultants by big public pension funds as much as 36 percent of ... Pensions State government Data viz illuminates state-by-state underemployment, 2003 to 2012 By Mike Alberti Visualizing the added toll, including discouraged workers and other marginally attached workers. Employment Independent director pay at “top 50” companies By Samantha Cook, Meade Klingensmith, Mike Alberti Data visualizations show median, highest, and individual director pay; reveal change over time; rank... Corporations Abandonment of poor: much worse than you thought By Mike Alberti The maximum value of public assistance benefits has fallen dramatically in every state between 1970 ... Poverty State government Judicial vacancies: show us the numbers By Meade Klingensmith, Mike Alberti New tools allow easy access to and filtering of 12 years of data. How long did George W. Bush take t... Law Politics Government support for arts down dramatically over time By Samantha Cook When adjusted for inflation and population, per capita funding in 2011 down 33 percent from 1983. Role of government One graduation for all or add-on ceremonies for minority students? By Meade Klingensmith What is done at flagship public universities and at top-rated private schools? Civil rights Education “How could we resist?” The revolving door for ex-members of Congress By Samantha Cook Part 3 of our data-gathering collaboration with the Center for Responsive Politics. Open government Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous Page 1 Current page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Next page Next › Last page Last »
