CHRISTINE Y. ZHANG

I am an editing resident in the graphics department at The New York Times. Previously, I was a data and graphics journalist at the Financial Times, the Baltimore Sun and the Los Angeles Times, and a research analyst at the Brookings Institution.

CHRISTINE Y. ZHANG

Data and graphics

Why People Are Worried About Banks

Who Gets In? A Guide to America’s Chaotic Border Rules.

These Georgia Precincts Were Red. Then Blue. Now They Are Purple.

‘He knows policing in and out’: the law-and-order candidate for New York mayor

Are extraterrestrials extra patriotic?

Huge increase in arrests of homeless in L.A. — but mostly for minor offenses

Words

Underestimating Trump: the US polling industry under fire

How Baltimore’s first female reporter used maps and data to save Edgar Allan Poe’s Amity Street home

Analysis of ransomware used in Baltimore attack indicates hackers needed ‘unfettered access’ to city computers

Finding books in the least expected places around L.A.

Cathy O’Neil, author of ‘Weapons of Math Destruction,’ on the dark side of big data

Editing

Why Illegal Border Crossings Are at Sustained Highs

A Summer of Strikes

Who Has Made It to the First Republican Debate So Far?

New York Times/Siena College Poll

‘Barbenheimer’ Weekend Was a Real Team Effort

Tracking the Chinese Balloon From Space

How Turkey’s Anatolian Fault System Causes Devastating Earthquakes

Opinion

The data invisibility of Asian Americans

The gender gap is real — for crabs

Could a Few Billionaires Close the World’s Poverty Gap?

Other

Why Is Trump So Hard To Beat?

What the Fed’s ‘Dot Plot’ Can Tell Us About The Economy

The PolicyViz Podcast

Tasting beer at DuClaw Brewing Company

Nine Years of NICAR Lightning Talks (and Cats)