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If a nuclear holocaust, zombie apocalypse or other unthinkable doomsday scenario strikes, escaping to your very own remote private island will give you the best chance of survival. 

The Walmart heirs own lavish homes and work with the Walton Family Foundation to give back to their community.

The U.S. government owns over 640 million acres of land across 50 states -- equal to more than one-quarter of the country’s total landmass.

Megaprojects are complex and expensive ventures that take years to complete. Although the massive scale of these projects makes them fraught with risk, they also have the capacity to bring great economic and social benefits during and after construction. Whether good or bad, these are the megaprojects that have shaped the future of their countries in a big way.

Winning the lottery may be a dream come true, but what that actually looks like is different for everyone.

American-grown food doesn’t always stay in America. Stacker looked at 21 American crops exported to other countries to see just who around the world is buying the most American food.

Cities like New York, San Francisco, and Washington D.C. are commonly referred to as “superstar cities” -- innovation hubs that are home to major companies in industries like defense, finance, and technology.

Dilapidated reminders of our manufacturing past.

The Giving Pledge takes philanthropy to an entirely new level. Stacker took a look at the 50 richest people supporting the Giving Pledge, and how each of them is using their money for the common good.