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Stacker examined how voting rights have evolved in America, how much has been accomplished, and how much remains to be done.

Stacker referenced news coverage and legal documents to compile a list of former leaders who were prosecuted after leaving office. Read on to learn about what they were charged with and the sentences they received. 

There are 100 questions on the civics section of the U.S. citizenship test. Applicants are asked ten of those questions orally and must answer at least six of them correctly. Stacker compiled a list of the test’s questions and answers; can you answer them all correctly?
 

Why do more car crashes happen at night? Staver Accident Injury Lawyers used data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to examine the complex web of factors at play.

Stacker cited data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics to visualize how veterans’ employment compares to the rest of the population.

Stacker compiled a look at all 27 amendments to America’s governing document, the Constitution.

Stacker compiled a list of frequently asked questions about the currently available monkeypox vaccine from governments, scientific sources, and health experts. 

Stacker explored the steps some states are taking to make amends for racial injustices and inequality against Black Americans.

Which states had the most fatal accidents involving large trucks in 2020? Walkup, Melodia, Kelly & Schoenberger used data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to find out.

Using SonicWall data, Beyond Identity highlights the 10 states with the most attempted malware attacks.

To illustrate how student loan debt has grown compared to other forms of debt, Experian analyzed data collected from student loan holders nationwide as well as government data dating back to 2009.

Stacker has collected information to help readers understand the varying hate crime laws across the U.S.

Do you use the same password for all your online accounts? Change it now—but not before you see these easy-to-guess passwords to avoid using, based on analysis by VPN provider Twingate.

RateGenius compiled this history of U.S. tolling—beginning with its roots abroad and in ancient history—tapping into research from the Federal Highway Administration; the International Bridge, Tunnel and Turnpike Association; and other organizations.

Many medals are issued by the U.S. government to members of the Armed Forces. But what do the medals mean, how are they earned, and where do they rank in terms of prominence and prestige? Stacker takes a look at military medals and what they mean.

Stacker looks back on more than a century of military movements, withdrawals, battles, and treaties, using data from the Defense Manpower Data Center.

Sidecar Health compiled a list of facts about surprise medical bills, and what the No Surprises Act—which took effect Jan. 1—will do to combat unexpected health care bills.