Not awful and boring ideas for teaching statistics

Stein's, "Could probiotics protect kids from a downside of antibiotics?"

'Nowhere To Sleep': Los Angeles Sees Increase In Young Homeless

Roeder's What If God Were A Giant Game Of Plinko?

Math With Bad Drawing's "Why Not to Trust Statistics"

Using The Onion to teach t-tests

Yau's Real Chart Rules to Follow

Wilson's "Why Are There So Many Conflicting Numbers on Mass Shootings?"

Logical Fallacy Ref Meme

Climate Central's The First Frost is Coming Later

Using the Global Terrorism Database's code book to teach levels of measurement, variable types

Compound Interest's "A Rought Guide to Spotting Bad Science"

Izadi's "Black Lives Matter and America’s long history of resisting civil rights protesters"

Yau's "Divorce and Occupation"

Hedonometer.org

Sonnad and Collin's "10,000 words ranked according to their Trumpiness"

The Economists' "Ride-hailing apps may help to curb drunk driving"

Kim Kardashinan-West, Buzzfeed, and Validity

Hickey's "The Ultimate Playlist Of Banned Wedding Songs"

de Frieze's "‘Replication grants’ will allow researchers to repeat nine influential studies that still raise questions"

Chris Wilson's "The Ultimate Harry Potter Quiz: Find Out Which House You Truly Belong In"