Pew Research Center

There's No Consensus On 'Sensible' Gun Policies

A new Pew report on guns simply tells advocates what they want to hear.
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Only About A Third Of Republicans Believe It Should Be As Easy As Possible To Vote

There's also a gap in attitudes toward voter access along racial lines.
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I Am Tired Of Correcting Joe Scarborough -- Gun Safety Is A Winning Issue

It is patently false to claim Democrats will see more favorable results by embracing the gun lobby.
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For the First Time, Republicans Split On Same-Sex Marriage

Opinions are quickly shifting, but the issue still falls short of majority GOP support.
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Democratic Support For Single-Payer Health Care Is Rising

And more of the latest polling news.
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Barely Anyone Thinks The U.S. Is Making Progress In Stopping Gun Violence

As new polling shows, the nation remains deeply divided on gun issues.
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Millennials Are Using Public Libraries More Than Any Other Generation

Give it up for young readers.
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Number Of Multiracial, Multiethnic Babies Has Tripled In 35 Years: Report

The growth coincides with the rise of interracial marriages.
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Congratulations On The Birth Of Your Baby! Now Get Back To Work.

Dads too often face discrimination at work when they request time off to care for their newborn and newly adopted babies.
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The More Liberal A Congregation Is, The More Women Are Among Its Leaders

A new report shows U.S. Christian and Jewish leaders are as politically divided as the rest of us.
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