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Wordcloud

A word cloud is a visual representation of words, which are used to highlight popular words and phrases based on frequency. They provide you with quick and simple visual insights that can lead to more in-depth analyses. These two wordclouds are based on keywords in articles that mentioned North Korea and Nuclear Weapons in the New York Times from 2019 to 2020, and I visualized these words in two different ways.The font size is linearly proportional to the word frequency. If you hover your cursor over a word, it will be automatically highlighted in some way, and you can get into the link of the article if you click the highlighted word.