Common US news outlets, including most in this chart from AllSides: https://www.allsides.com/media-bias/media-bias-chart

Any particular pattern to the news outlets? I don’t recall seeing many of these stories

It's the video.

It was always a story, fairly high up, but it wasn't THE story until the video dropped. The fact that they fired and went after the cops FAST got a lot of attention. Then the police, feds, and family asking people to remain calm and not riot 24 hours before release meant it was going to be bad.

Now it's going to be a dragged out legal process, which is much less easy to push compared to a 10 minute execution.

Prevalence of US news stories.

The idea behind r/dataisbeautiful is to provide visually appealing and user friendly data, not having to trawl through the comments for tips and tricks

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That seems like a great idea. Otherwise, I really like this visualization!

Lol what? Half of r/all was posts related to it last night, all with over 50k upvotes.

Exactly. There are 5 subtly different greens, 3 different mauve-purples, 2 of orange-red, and one light blue. These are different pastel tints in the same washed-out shade. Guaranteed this is not ADA compliant.

How do i find where litten is on the scale?

I see what you’re saying but reading this chat is common sense.

Pretty unreadable, the colors are too similar to each other

https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/10nfwir/comment/j69go80/

Get with the times, it’s stupid simple to understand.

What are those 4 news stories that just fizzle it before the end of the graph.

Glad someone said it

Date is the opposite of guessing

I've been thinking about this a lot too.

What's stopping a team from driving a Camry for one of their cars and a real F1 car as the other?

You wanna give another drop then cause that's vague

1%? Wow. I would've guessed maybe 5-10% or something. Interesting.

Huh you were quite right. I checked my posts and they all seem to have 0.5-1% of interactions

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And not one word about the VA girl who got trafficked in Baltimore because the judge "couldn't return the child to her parents" due to them knowing what a boy and a girl is.

It’s also because the cops were fired and charged with murder. What is the impulse to protest/riot?

Yeah what happened is bad, and it casts yet another harsh light on the realities of police in America, but at least it is being recognized for the heinous act that it is.

There is no “following my training/feared for my life” defense. Police unions aren’t lining up to defend the murderers and the police chief called the act out for being particularly bad.

I guess this is progress since the Rodney King beating.

Lickitung can only be traded for on route 18