David Kim combines traditional investigative journalism with cutting-edge data analysis to uncover stories hidden in plain sight. A former data journalist at The New York Times and NPR, David specializes in analyzing campaign finance data, corporate influence, and economic inequality. He holds a PhD in Economics from MIT and has developed innovative data visualization techniques that make complex issues accessible to the public. David's work has led to federal investigations and has been cited in academic research. His groundbreaking analysis of corporate tax avoidance revealed how major companies pay virtually no federal taxes while receiving massive subsidies. David is known for his ability to find patterns in massive datasets that reveal systemic issues invisible to traditional reporting methods.