25 pictures of abandoned military installations and their stories
Stacker takes a look at 25 pictures of abandoned military installations and their stories.
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Stacker takes a look at 25 pictures of abandoned military installations and their stories.
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Stacker consulted academic research, program reports, and government data to find out what the U.S. prison population looks like today and how horticulture therapy is being used to improve the quality of life for inmates during incarceration and after release.
Continue ReadingSimply Business outlines major problems small-business owners face based on years of research by NFIB.
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Staver Injury Law Firm collected data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s 2020 Fatality Analysis Reporting System to find out when fatal car crashes occur most often on each day of the week.
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Jerry used government data to examine how fuel taxes, licensing fees, and road tolls are used to fund highway repairs. Find out how your state ranks in this slide show.
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Stacker compiled a list of key events that help explain Puerto Rico’s relationship with the United States using news and government reports as well as historic records.
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Stacker investigated the way the idea of privacy has changed in the U.S. during the last two decades using a variety of news and government sources.
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Many homeowners across the country have seen a rise in property taxes. An analysis from Agent Advice shows which cities saw the sharpest rise in average property tax rate.
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Propel(x) curated a list of five 21st-century technologies spearheaded by startups that transformed industries, primarily looking at the deep tech sectors.
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Stacker examined Senate stock disclosure data to reveal the 21 United States Senators who have reported trades above $1,000 so far in 2022.
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Firmspace delved into the history of the five-day workweek and current trends of reduced workdays.
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More than half of Americans are using buy now, pay later services. Giving Assistant compiled a list of five things every first-time buy now, pay later user should know.
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OLBG collected revenue data for the largest casino companies in the U.S. to compile this list of casino companies that make over $1 billion annually.
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During the COVID-19 pandemic, online shopping surged in popularity—will the trend change American buying habits? Wicked Reports analyzed Statista’s 2021 e-commerce report to curate a list of the five projected fastest-growing e-commerce sectors for 2025.
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Study.com analyzed COVID-19-pandemic-related issues that teachers have been up against.
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Beyond Identity collected data from the IBM Security’s Cost of a Data Breach Report 2021 to identify 10 industries where data breaches are the most costly.
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Giving Assistant outlined five key elements of how carbon-neutral shipping works, from recyclable materials to carbon offsets.
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Experian analyzed Q3 2021 auto delinquency data to rank the states and Washington, D.C., with the highest percentage of late payments.
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Stacker compiled data from the Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project to see which governments have had the most violent reactions to protesting civilians around the world since January 2021.
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Stacker investigated the requirements for teaching sex education in each of the 50 states and Washington D.C. using data from the Guttmacher Institute and SIECUS.
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Using biographies, magazine accounts, museum records, and more, Stacker compiled a list of 25 facts about Amelia Earhart’s life story.
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Stacker cited data from the Guttmacher Institute to look at what overturning Roe v. Wade means for abortion access across the U.S.
Continue ReadingBest Universities compiled a list of how different kinds of digital games for teaching students have evolved over time, from The Oregon Trail to the latest version of the Scratch programming app.
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AdmissionSight reviewed historical milestones and education statistics to determine how college admissions have changed over the last 75 years.
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Bounce analyzed what employment in the airline industry could look like in the coming years, while touching on the lingering impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Sound Dollar compiled statistics from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York to see which states have the highest auto debt balances.
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Santa Clara University rounded up 10 of the most popular occupations for people with a bachelor’s business degree, including sales, finance, and management.
Stacker compiled a comprehensive timeline of the primary events of World War I, modern history’s first global conflict, using a series of government, academic, and historical resources.
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Rex MD compiled a list of medical and technological advancements in history that contributed to the state of telemedicine today.
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Extra Space Storage has compiled a list of mortgage rates tracking how much they’ve changed over the decades, going all the way back to 1972.
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Wicked Reports compiled a list of potential risks when buying from third-party sellers online, using insights from new reports and expert opinions.
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Luggage storage app Bounce examined flight data from the Department of Transportation to find the most popular destinations from major U.S. airports in 2021.
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Utilizing data from the U.S. Department of Education, HeyTutor analyzed how federal educational relief funds were distributed during the pandemic.
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Twingate identifies phishing scam messages that claim to be from your coworkers or boss. Read on for anti-phishing security tips.
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IoT Secure lists 10 ways that smart devices can improve the quality of life for disabled people in their homes.
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Amid the rise of remote work becoming a key part of American work culture, Firmspace scoured numerous studies to find key statistics highlighting ways inequality is impacted by remote work.
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CoPilot analyzed data to find which types of cars can reach 250,000 miles or more before needing to be replaced.
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Simply Business assembled a list of resources that may give a hand to those starting their own business.
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Stacker explored the history and significance of Juneteenth by examining historical documentation, the lasting importance of this historic day, and by confuting the most egregious misinformation about it.
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The Patel Firm takes a look at the most common causes of fatality for pedestrians, and what walkers and drivers alike can do to protect themselves.
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Stacker compiled the history of NATO membership changes since 1997, and how Russia reacted to the events of the era.
Citing LGBT demographic data from the Williams Institute based on Gallup surveys conducted between 2015-2017, Stacker looked at LGBT family demographics in every state and Washington D.C.
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The second hearing by the Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the U.S. Capitol took place on the morning of June 13, focusing heavily on the numbers of the 2020 election. Here’s what Stacker learned.
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The Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the U.S. Capitol is presenting the findings of its year-long investigation in a series of hearings, the first of which aired during primetime on June 9. Stacker summed up what we learned by the numbers.
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Stacker explored the most important, most advanced, and most successful ships in the long and storied history of the United States Navy, using U.S. Navy archives, historical accounts, news reports, museum databases, and official records of individual ships.
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Sidecar Health looked at how the prevalence of mental health disorders in the U.S. breaks down by age and the factors that contribute to it, citing SAMHSA data aggregating Q1 and Q4 survey data on mental health in 2020 and survey data specifically on the pandemic’s impact on mental health.
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Top10.com scoured scientific literature to find out which traits may be at least partly determined by genetics—and the findings were surprising.
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Route-planning app Routific examined AAA data to see how gas prices have changed across the country over the past year.
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Stacker consulted historical records, scholarly research, court documents, medical journals, news reports, and Guttmacher Institute data to trace the history of attitudes and policies around abortion in the U.S.
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You’re doing the speed limit on the highway, and cars are flying past you. Do these drivers ever get pulled over for speeding? RateGenius compiled a list of states with the highest percentage of drivers with speeding tickets based on 2021 data from car insurance platform Insurify.
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Beyond Identity covers the history of cybersecurity, from the first antivirus program to the rise of two-factor authentication.
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Citing data from the Council for Economic Education, GoHenry looked at six types of laws mandating personal finance education across the country and outlined where every state stands on each.
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Study.com compiled a list of the types of teachers who work more than 40 hours per week.
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TikTok has taken the world of e-commerce by storm and is enabling brands to thrive. Wicked Reports explores how the social media platform is changing the creator economy.
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The current job market is seeing businesses compete over great talent. To help small businesses land the right recruits, Simply Business compiled tips from interview hacks to perfecting job descriptions.
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Using consumer data and forecasts, IoT Secure has gathered five ways businesses will increase spending on connected devices.
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Kazoo compiled a history of diversity, equity, and inclusion policies in the American workplace, compiling information from government websites (such as those for the Department of Labor and Congress) and news organizations (such as the San Francisco Examiner and CNN).
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Staver Accident Injury Lawyers, P.C. examined data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s 2020 Fatality Analysis Reporting System to understand the characteristics of fatal traffic incidents in 2020. The 2020 FARS data was released on March 2, 2022.
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Declining college enrollment trends affect higher education for years to come. See how these trends will influence academics and merit aid with EDSmart.
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Best Universities researched affordable online degree programs that are as rigorous and high-quality as traditional universities.
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AdmissionSight identified the 25 colleges and universities that have produced the most Fulbright students using data from the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs.
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Planoly compiled a guide to navigating the quickly evolving industry of influencer marketing on social media.
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Stacker took a look at the world’s richest royals and ranked the top 25 by net worth, according to Celebrity Net Worth.
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Sound Dollar ranked the states with the highest percentage of student loan delinquencies using 2021 data from FRBNY Consumer Credit Panel/Equifax.
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Real estate platform ZeroDown analyzed its data on home listings across metropolitan areas in the United States to determine the most expensive recent home sales.
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PennyWorks explains the five ways that inflation is affecting interest rates set by the Federal Reserve.
The first quarter of 2022 saw a nearly 33% increase year over year in marijuana violations among commercial vehicle drivers. Stacker looks at the rise in truckers being pulled from the road and the potential effects on the supply chain.
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ZeroDown has gathered data to elaborate on states with the fastest-growing homeownership rates over the past decade.
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As the wild ride of real estate continues, Fund That Flip compared the year-over-year market shifts for six types of real estate using data from a variety of sources, including the U.S. Census Bureau, the National Association of Realtors, Zillow, Apartment List, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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HeyTutor looked at COVID-19 vaccination rates among children in every state in the U.S. and Washington D.C.
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Top10.com researched the background check and user verification processes for 10 of the internet’s most popular dating apps and websites.
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IoT Secure looks at the Internet of Things (IoT) and how it’s growing, using industry sources.
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Stacker analyzed the Consumer Price Index released on May 11, 2022, to determine which common grocery store items saw the largest price increases in April.
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Cheapinsurance.com collected information on auto insurance premiums from the Bureau of Labor Statistics consumer price index data to show how much they’ve changed over time.
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Hybrid work is more relevant than ever before. Firmspace compiled a list of five tips to help workplaces combat proximity bias, using research from a variety of sources including Gallup, Owl Labs, and more.
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Using information provided by the Internal Revenue Service and personal finance or tax news sources, Realm compiled a list of 10 tax deductions that may help homeowners save money this tax season.
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Giving Assistant analyzed consumer expenditure data from 2015 to 2020 from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics to see how households have increased their spending over the past few years.
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The coronavirus pandemic brought new problems to the auto manufacturing industry as supply chain problems caused factories to close. But what spelled trouble for one part of the car industry was a plus for another, as shown by data analyzed by CoPilot.
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Wicked Reports has gathered information from news reports to explore what shopping in the metaverse might look like.
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Pela identified the 13 industrial and business sectors that contribute most to excess food waste by looking at the 2018 Wasted Food Report from the Environmental Protection Agency, released in the fall of 2020. The report is supplemented with primary documents, studies, and news releases from a variety of sources.
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Timetastic used U.S. Census Bureau data to compare which industries health care workers switched to after exiting the health care field between the third quarter of 2020 and the first quarter of 2021.
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Twingate examined studies and news reports exploring factors leading to migration to remote-friendly areas outside of major metros during the pandemic.
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Stacker rounded up the best U.S. presidents of all time based on rankings from C-SPAN.
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College applications are on the rise, while some universities’ acceptance rates are dropping. EDSmart identifies 10 colleges with the greatest acceptance rate changes between 2001 and 2020.
Continue ReadingBeyond Identity compiled data from Freedom House’s 2021 Freedom on the Net report to rank the countries with the most and least digital freedom.
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Salaries are rising higher than at any time since 2008, but are the increases keeping with inflation? Kazoo compiled a list of facts and statistics about what is causing this increase, combining research from employer surveys, business news articles, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Wicked Reports curated a list of five major ways artificial intelligence predicts what you’ll buy by mining extensive consumer data like location, past purchases, and more.
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Unlimited paid time off has advantages—and disadvantages—going for it. Timetastic compiled a list of six facts and statistics about unlimited paid time off, using research from numerous sources, including the Society for Human Resource Management, and Justworks.
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In today’s competitive housing market, all-cash offers win bidding wars. Real estate platform ZeroDown shares research on how the trend impacts buyers and sellers.
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Staver Accident Injury Lawyers, P.C. presents statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on cell phone use while driving, by age.
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Buddy Punch compiled a list of notable milestones in employee time-tracking history by researching numerous sources, including Google’s patents database, historical newspaper reports, and more.
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Learn what inflation is and how it works by reading 10 of the most commonly asked questions about inflation, compiled by PennyWorks.
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Fund That Flip compiled a guide for those interested in real estate investing in the metaverse. Are you ready to make the jump?
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Experian used data from their consumer credit database and the Bureau of Economic Analysis to compare income levels with the amount of debt individuals carry in different states.
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Routific outlined four major ways leading companies are making delivery services more sustainable. Research comes from news and management consulting reports.
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Using news articles filled with professional advice, Job Sage has a list of 10 ways employers can build and promote a diverse and inclusive workplace.
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Best Universities outlined a timeline of affirmative action in higher education, compiling historic court dockets, executive orders and news reports.
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Student math and reading scores fell before and after COVID-19 closed schools. Explore factors like chronic absenteeism and earning loss with HeyTutor.
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