For Axios, Will Chase, Jared Whalen, and Joann Muller have visualized America’s obsession with pickup trucks, and how these trucks have evolved over the years. It features nice 3D models of trucks, as well as a variety of static and interactive graphics.

The Wall Street Journal writes about the frequency of tech layoffs during the pandemic. To visualize their data, they use a variety of graphics, including a timeline with monthly layoff counts represented by bubbles.

Nathan Yau at FlowingData has put together this simple yet revealing graphic of what activities Americans find most meaningful. It features a single chart that updates on scroll, showing the distribution of meaningfulness by activity.

The team at Insider reports on a new analysis of 200 baseballs used in the 2022 MLB season and visualized the data. In particular, a chart from Annie Fu does a great job at showing discrepancies in weight on the aggregate and individual level.

The team at Taiwan Data Stories has put together another awesome piece, this time showcasing the foods and traditions of the Lunar New Year. It features their familiar side-by-side scrollytelling format, with a variety of illustrations and animations.