Here's our story on what's lost when a government decides to build a railway through a pre-Hispanic civilization -- and the debate between heritage and development that goes back as far as the Maya. washingtonpost.com/world/interact…

Really nice visual breakdown on the newcomers in Congress 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 via Derek Hawkins Shikha Subramaniam + Garland Potts washingtonpost.com/politics/inter…

Who says news can't be fun? 🚀 Beautiful work by Shikha Subramaniam Rekha Tenjarla Matt Callahan Christian Davenport Jeff Dooley 👏🏼 washingtonpost.com/technology/int… #spacethefinalfrontier

Earth’s lower orbit has been littered with an increasing amount of junk that is careening through space at intense speeds, threatening satellites and even the International Space Station. wapo.st/3W7vVPe

The hundreds of journalists at the The Washington Post have been asking our publisher basic questions about the future of the newspaper — including why we laid off 31 people — for 2 months. He has never answered. But he talked to The New Yorker. Interesting. newyorker.com/news/annals-of…

.Shikha Subramaniam is a multidisciplinary designer at @WashingtonPost. She specializes in UX design and experimental storytelling and recently moved to D.C. after living in New York for eight years.

Joe Fox is a designer and developer at @WashingtonPost specializing in newsroom tools and interactivity. Their 5 years there have sent them on leaf peeping excursions and drone-based photogrammetry missions, but they most cherish the infrequent trips to the Library of Congress.

.tmac0201 is a news designer at @WashingtonPost and serves on SND’s board of directors. She has nearly 15 years of experience in the industry, starting at the printing plant of the Tampa Bay Times while attending the USF St. Petersburg.

My poem "Gnomon," and two others, with cartoons (!!!), in a beautiful Poetry Month Feature at WAPO. See this Instagram video by Shikha Subramaniam instagram.com/reel/CroWy4DvZ…

For the July #SNDCCC we’re excited to talk with Justin P. Hines (Justin Hines) and hear insights from his work in machine learning. Join us Wednesday, July 26 at Noon, EST. We’ll talk about lessons learned, how we navigate the ever-evolving debate on ethics and more. 🧵

The creators more quality answers than we had room, so we put some into a quiz. See how well you know your favorite artist below. The reporting came from me, Keith McMillan, anumita kaur, Amber Ferguson and Timothy Bella. Don't miss Shikha Subramaniam's amazing design. washingtonpost.com/arts-entertain…

Hip-hop is an art form that rewards style and originality yet constantly pays homage to the artists on whose shoulders it stands. We talked to hip-hop figures from various eras and regions. By having artists share what they love about hip-hop and hope they’ll remind you of what

Happy hip-hop anniversary!!! Really enjoyed working on these stories celebrating 50 years of hip-hop:

Fascinating. A nascent tool, though hardly a new idea, for creatives to reconstitute ideas and inspiration of others into new forms. Bravo Shikha Subramaniam The Washington Post Rock on! washingtonpost.com/entertainment/…

Nearly a year go, wildfires tore through Lahaina. Now, a growing group wants to rebuild the town with its historic wetlands in the center. Water is central to life on Maui, read about the ambitious effort to restore the Venice of the Pacific. washingtonpost.com/nation/interac…

Do you know what warning labels would look like on your favorite foods? Rachel Roubein and I dug in with Tracy Jan Drea Cornejo Shikha Subramaniam Sandra Stevenson and more to find out The Washington Post washingtonpost.com/health/interac…

It's Diwali, the Indian Festival of Lights on Oct 31st. Shikha Subramaniam writes on how to prepare your home. wapo.st/3NDL4WC

Check out (for free!) this adorable piece from Shikha Subramaniam with amazing illustrations from Anjali Mehta. | How to prep your home for Diwali: an illustrated guide wapo.st/3UnWAcx