Like most political cartoons, infographics are rarely funny. ... When the Pulitzers make room for a list of photos of Romney looking like a regular guy—that will be the day for celebration.

Infographics have clearly created a new intersection between art, politics and social media, and whether you view them as shallow, aestheticised examples of virtue-signalling or brilliant ...

The print photos of her then were often far less flattering. She didn’t exactly look like the Wicked Witch of the West — but they weren’t that great a good bit of the time. She appeared grim ...

Recently, Alex Lundry, the VP of research at TargetPoint Consulting, presented a five-minute talk at Ignite D.C. about the uses of infographics in politics. (The title slide is above.) In short ...

This Thanksgiving, Americans of all ages, races and different genders are united in one feat: to avoid discussing politics with their family and friends at holiday gatherings.