@neeroooo 👀 ☠️ literally just talked myself INTO this last week because it was a steal and I’d have a separate room to work in. Zero regrets since I started filling it out, endless possibilities.
Visual journalism often reveals what can’t be seen with the naked eye: the microscopic, gigantic, hidden or historical. This year, we examined virus particles, deep ocean currents and partisan segregation. Here are some standout visual stories from 2021:
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Around Antarctica, a vast current acts as the world's climate engine. New science is revealing the power it holds over the future, and researchers are alarmed at what they’re learning as ice shelves retreat. https://t.co/SVAM19gX6d
Today @aliciaparlap and I dive deep into the Build Back Better plan. We outline what every policy will cost and how it's going to get paid for, in one megatable.
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The U.S. is one of six nations in the world without any form of national paid leave. The Democrats are proposing four weeks, but even that is low. Of the 185 countries that offer paid leave for new mothers, only one, Eswatini, offers fewer than four weeks. https://t.co/CzjS74JlUd
The NYT obituary for Myriam Sarachik, the physicist who overcame bias against women in science and personal tragedy to perform groundbreaking work on magnetism https://t.co/BOqYec9qkN
As Senator Joe Manchin blocks President Biden’s climate plan, new data shows that no state is more exposed to flood damage than his own. https://t.co/DsuRUGPZGc
The Caldor fire is a stark reminder that few places on the U.S. West Coast may be immune to the risk of burning.
See how the blaze has moved toward Lake Tahoe. https://t.co/Sd63zd8jAo
Haiti was hit by an earthquake on Sunday that killed more than 1,900 people and left thousands injured and displaced. Days later, a strong storm lashed the area, bringing the risk of floods and mudslides. Here’s how the disasters devastated the country. https://t.co/v6aQjvE7zE
Haiti was hit by an earthquake on Saturday that killed more than 1,900 people and left thousands injured and displaced. Days later, a strong storm lashed the area, bringing the risk of floods and mudslides.
Here’s how the disasters devastated the country.
https://t.co/3WSWkAM1tV
Here's how Sydney McLaughlin of the U.S. 🇺🇸 won the 400-meter hurdles at #Tokyo2020, breaking her own world record.
Dalilah Muhammad 🇺🇸, her teammate and the 2016 Olympic champion, won silver. Femke Bol of the Netherlands 🇳🇱 won bronze.
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