The Washington Post analyzed Lego’s palette to explore what the color system says about the evolution of the company.

Fonts can dramatically shape what you communicate and how you read.

China will soon pass the U.S. as history’s biggest carbon dioxide emitter.

The world population just hit a record. Here’s where you fit in and how the world’s demographics are expected to change.

My color scale was selected with care. Each color had a meaning.

Watch these popsicles melt and learn more about what European countries are doing to deal with the heat wave.

Fear of nuclear energy has made it harder to stand up to dictators and slow down global warming. Is it time for a rebrand?

Journalists analyze some Ukraine war videos pixel-by-pixel to make sure they aren’t bogus.

Hundreds of hours of social media live streams present a different and more complicated view of what was happening in Minneapolis.

Insert your address and find out what would happen if your neighborhood was the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic in the United States.

From migration to trade, the disruption created by covid-19 is erasing decades of economic gains achieved through globalization.

Why outbreaks like coronavirus spread exponentially, and how to “flatten the curve”.

We visualized Mike Bloomberg's truly staggering ad spending budget.

Very few of us can comprehend what it's like to be uber-wealthy.

When flying in economy, it's no small feat to fall asleep, yet many travelers try their best anyway.

This is starting out as a complicated season for leaf peepers.

here are more than 1,400 self-driving vehicles being tested in 36 states and the District.

The Internet is increasingly populated with false and misleading videos.

The fear of losing everything in a natural disaster sits in the back of our minds no matter where we live.

For Earth Day, we created a different way to read about climate change: an all-cover issue of The Washington Post Magazine.