An Op-Chart from the New York Times breaking down the height/weight comparisons of the last 100 years of presidential contenders.
The Harvard Business Review puts the current economic crisis in the perspective of the last 60 years.
A weird correlation appears when you compare the last 60 years of U.S. oil output to Rolling Stone's list of the 500 greatest rock songs of all time.
How much money will each candidate's tax plan save the average American? Here's a more accurate graph that takes into account the proportions of the population at each income level.
A look at the cost of the major wars the U.S. has been involved in, displayed in today's dollar.
A chart displaying the frequency of words used by both Republican and Democratic speakers at their respective conventions.
Slate has come up with an interactive timeline depicting Obama's life as portrayed by four different sources.
The Northwest is for coffee; Florida is for old people.
Tech Buzz Obama dominates the conversation among search, widgets and twittering. Will this translate into electoral power? Hard to say. But the colorful graphs are quite pretty.
For the first time ever, Mike Frumin posts this cool graph showing how pop songs open big and then decline.
Tech Buzz A whole wave of graph-related pop culture sites have been popping up recently. We've already mentioned Rap Graphs, Indie Rock Infographics, and GraphJam, but with the addition of Culturegraph, the joke chart thing has definitely become a trend.
Tech Buzz A site where you can create charts and graphs out of anything, brought to you by the makers of LOLCats. Graphs, they're not just for geeks who love rap songs! Here's a compendium of notable favorite funny graphs.
Music Buzz Rap lyrics as graphs, pie charts and venn diagrams. We're just suckers for visual information. We like these even better than those indie rock infographics, though they're not as pretty.
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