A heatmap is a graphical representation of data using colors that represent different values. It's often used to demonstrate user behavior on a particular web page.

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How a simple chart was stripped of context and turned into a symbol of fraud that outlived the news site that published it.

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Nearly one year into President Donald Trump’s second term in office, the economy looms over his approval rating as many voters remain deeply concerned about inflation and the cost of living—concerns ...

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In 2023, half of residential rooms were next to active construction sites. Now that the art museum is open and Dillon Gym construction is done, many fewer rooms abut campus construction; however, the ...

The song has been streamed over 3 million times in under a month. A song created through artificial intelligence has made history topping a Billboard country music chart, but it has also sent ...

The chart implies a link between the rise of AI and a dramatic decline in U.S. job openings. But one economist says that interpretation misses the mark. A viral chart is giving viewers the wrong ...

Gayle King is an award-winning journalist and co-host of "CBS Mornings." King interviews top newsmakers and delivers original reporting to "CBS Mornings" and all CBS News broadcasts and platforms. She ...

A chart purporting to show the percentage of school-aged children who are Muslim in major European capitals is based on data that is exaggerated or absent from its supposed sources. In a subsequent ...