Pew Research Center

Muslims May Become America’s Second-Largest Religious Group By 2040, Pew Reports

But it's still just a drop in the bucket compared to how many Christians are in America.
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Why Phrases Like 'Daddy Daycare' Have Got To Go

Dads don't babysit. They parent.
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Poll Shows Trump's Support Dropping Among White Evangelicals

The president's approval rating continues to fall in his first year in office.
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Will religious freedom advocates oppose Roy Moore?

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5 Ways To Prepare Yourself For When The Robots Come For Our Jobs

Get ready for an automated world.
By Amy Westervelt, On assignment for HuffPost

Political Polarization Is A Psychology Problem

And there are some easy ways to address it.
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America's Political Divides Run Deeper Than Just Republicans And Democrats

A new study separates the public into nine political groups. Where do you fit in?
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Muslims More Likely Than Americans Overall To See Discrimination Against Black People

Muslims of all races agree that America needs to do more to ensure equality.
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How Remote Work Can Help Shrink Tech's Gender Gap

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American Muslims Are Now More Accepting Of Homosexuality Than White Evangelicals

Queer and Muslim Americans are both marginalized in America -- making it crucial to form alliances.
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