Chris Alcantara is a graphics reporter at The Washington Post, where he uses code and data to report on business and technology. He joined The Post in 2016.
Covid-19 has killed more than 5 million people around the world. Case rates remain high as the world grapples with unequal vaccine rollouts and new variants.
While Congress has failed to heed demands from Democratic governors and state lawmakers for new gun-control legislation, hundreds of measures have passed in such moments in statehouses across the country.
Twitter has fewer users and less money than many of its social media peers, but it has captured the attention of an influential group of users — including Elon Musk.
The number of people — particularly younger Americans — looking for their own apartments is squeezing an already tight housing market. Here is how rents are going up in your area.
The Washington Post has identified some of the key players in the wider network of political and economic elites that surrounds Russian President Vladimir Putin, including oil executives, steel tycoons, media moguls and spy chiefs.
Measuring inflation is one of the hardest jobs in the economy, and the past year has been a whirlwind for the price of goods. See how close you can get to price changes for 10 everyday items.
Problems with FCC maps have been documented for years, and new broadband funds from Biden's ambitious plan to solve Internet inequality can't be deployed until they’re fixed