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New York Times
21.12.2024
Can you sort 8 historical events?
In dozens of cities, the recent rise of fentanyl has put older Black men in particular jeopardy.
An opening will probably emerge for Democrats in four years, but it may not be what the party and pundits expect today.
20.12.2024
With three weeks to go in the N.F.L. season, these detailed tables and scenarios explain every team’s paths to the playoffs — and to better seeding.
14.12.2024
Many have encountered problems with their coverage, but the recent rage on social media is only part of the picture of Americans’ views on health care.
12.12.2024
They told us a lot about the major demographic and political trends, well before the election.
10.12.2024
For some young men in particular, the populist pitches from Mr. Sanders and Mr. Trump aligned with their attitudes about the ruling class.
07.12.2024
The public may have more nuanced views on issues like tariffs and mass deportations than it might seem at first blush.
Big cities have faced serious problems lately. But there’s little evidence those problems are what drove voters to the right in November.
04.12.2024
Voting records suggest Democrats who stayed home were less likely to support her, with no equivalent drop-off in Trump support among Republicans.
30.11.2024
28.11.2024
Flying in America has become slower even as official statistics have shown improvement.
27.11.2024
The proposed rule could give millions of Americans access to the new drugs; it will also put pressure on the incoming Trump administration.
26.11.2024
Donald Trump’s populist pitch bumped Democrats off their traditional place in American politics.
24.11.2024
The forecasts, like those from Decision Desk HQ, Nate Silver and 538, are now ubiquitous, but their accuracy is hard to measure.
23.11.2024
18.11.2024
Kickers are better than ever, but the record pace of long attempts this season has been remarkable.
16.11.2024
15.11.2024
The available data confirms that Donald Trump made inroads among Hispanic, Black and big-city voters. The results mean that, to a great extent, the pre-election polls had it right.
A detailed analysis shows the gap in speaking times across various platforms.
14.11.2024
What 2022 was telling us all along. And Trump has advantages that don’t seem transferable to his MAGA allies.
09.11.2024
07.11.2024
A look at plausible outcomes that might wind up seeming obvious in hindsight.
He made gains in every corner of the country and with nearly every demographic group.
Collectively they indicated that the presidential race would be close, and it appears they got it right without significantly underestimating Donald Trump’s support.
The vote count will still feature “blue mirages” and “red mirages,” but they won’t be as extreme as in 2020.
05.11.2024
We are just a very normal polling error away from either candidate landing a decisive victory on Tuesday.
As the election dust prepares to settle, patterns are emerging that might provide valuable context in the weeks to come.
We’d like you to look at one piece of art for 10 minutes, uninterrupted.
The polls tend to err as a group in one direction or the other, so a fairly decisive win by either candidate is still possible.
Politics map onto our everyday life in surprising ways, a data set of millions of places shows.
Sometimes outliers are early indicators, capturing something other polls just haven’t measured yet. Other times, they’re a fluke.
04.11.2024
A rise for Kamala Harris in the Sun Belt, and a dip in the Northern swing states.
03.11.2024
The national political environment just isn’t as conducive to a Harris victory as many might imagine.
Local election workers share how they would respond to a range of scenarios, using a 52-deck card game.
A huge drop in 2023 has been followed by an even greater improvement so far this year.
02.11.2024
The Vikings now have a 75% chance to make the playoffs.
If every emergency room in the United States were fully prepared to treat children, thousands of lives would be saved and the cost would be $11.84 or less per child, researchers found.