Data visualizations

Most recent U.S. Dept. of Education data made "slice-able" by grade, subject, and demographic variables.

As Tax Day looms — and as Obama and GOP compete to cut tax rates — new tool helps make clear who has had to pay what since 1945.

Government projections show 44 occupations that will grow by 100,000 or more jobs. Seven of the top 10 pay under $35,000.

First look at dozens of senior committee staff members who used to be lobbyists.

Current Chiefs-of-Staff and Legislative Directors who have one or more lobbying jobs in their past.

Data viz tracks new employers and positions.

As Congressional Republicans do their best to repeal "Obama-care," Remapping Debate revisits how "Bush-care" stacked up on the rate of ER visits.

Remapping Debate and the Center for Responsive Politics team up to find out.

Remapping Debate's analysis of latest information from just-released American Community Survey shows many gaps still not overcome.

"Net compensation" data allow for examination of wage income as high as the "$50 million and up" category.

They certainly make much more money, and the gap has been growing over time.

Last week: state-by-state gaps. This week: Whites, Asians in largest U.S. cities still have far higher incomes than African Americans, Latinos.