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Stacker compiled a list of landmark LGBTQ+ history in every state using a variety of news, historical, and academic sources.

Stacker used information from the law project Oyez, Justia’s U.S. Supreme Court Center, and news reports on Supreme Court decisions to develop a list of landmark Supreme Court cases.

Stacker used data compiled by The American Presidency Project at the University of California, Santa Barbara, and the U.S. House of Representatives to visualize outcomes of midterm elections on the sitting president’s political party in Congress.

Stacker investigated the various conflicts and wars during Vladimir Putin’s leadership of Russia, when they occurred, and their human cost, using a variety of news and historical sources.

Stacker compiled a list of some of the evidence that has been discovered, using various news sources, indicating that some Russians may not wholly support the war with Ukraine.

OhmConnect broke down how renewable energy adoption in the U.S. compares to other major emitters.

Stacker investigated the relationship between Russia and China during the last century, using a variety of historical, news, and other sources.

Stacker reviewed historical records, news reports, and government documents to create a list of cities significantly impacted by car infrastructure.

Using National Highway Traffic Safety Association data, Elk and Elk Co. ranked the most deadly states for pedestrians involved in vehicle crashes in 2020.

Stacker looked at how religiosity breaks down among members of the LGBT community by state, age, religious affiliation, and ethnicity based on data compiled by the Williams Institute.

Stacker spoke with several privacy experts to gauge the true impact of privacy on the average person and how the government has addressed the increased need for privacy in the connected world.

Stacker investigated what special masters are and how they impact court cases using a variety of news, government, and other sources.

Stacker compiled a list of clues about US cities using J! Archive.

Thistle analyzed 30 years of livestock emissions data from the Environmental Protection Agency to unpack how agriculture has contributed to greenhouse gas emissions in the U.S. over the past three decades.

Stacker looked at facts and events related to the Nobel Prizes each year from 1931 to 2021, drawing from the Nobel Committee’s recollections and announcements, news stories, and historical accounts.

The US government has a history of bailing out institutions and individuals in extraordinary times. Sound Dollar looks at the historical record to examine some of the most extensive programs.

Stacker investigated how “monkeypox” and other disease names have caused controversy, using a collection of news, scientific, and government sources.

Stacker investigated some of the primary risk factors for sinkholes and where those factors may be present using information from the U.S. Geological Survey and other scientific sources.

Stacker analyzed TargetSmart data to see how women’s voter registrations have changed since the Dobbs decision. State rankings for legislation affecting abortion access are from the Guttmacher Institute.

Using sources including the U.S. government and the Council on Foreign Relations, Twingate has compiled a list of eight notorious hacking groups around the world.