Topic: Pew Research Center

'Stop and frisk': 7 questions about New York's controversial policing tactic

A federal class-action lawsuit regarding the New York Police Department’s stop-and-frisk program has raised questions about the controversial practice made legal under a 1968 US Supreme Court ruling. But what is it, and does it work?

Latinos head to college at a record rate, now on par with white students

The Monitor's View How Europe can find its feet again

For politicians, Twitter remains a learning process

Modern Parenthood Moms are getting schooled: Record amount of mothers college educated, Pew says

Immigration reform too late to fix one big problem, studies say

With gun violence down, is America arming against an imagined threat? (+video)

Opinion Syria – another sign that US needs to recalibrate Middle East policy

The Monitor's View Despite stalled Arab Spring, Muslim nations grasp for democracy

In Middle East, public rejects arming Syrian rebels: poll

The ties that bind: Obama travels to Mexico (+video)

Boston bombing: US Muslims react with fear, frustration, and new resolve

To Obama's dismay, America not outraged by gun control fail, poll suggests

How did Denver’s 4/20 marijuana day turn violent?

'4/20' marijuana celebration notes security lessons from Boston Marathon bombing

The New Economy Jobs outlook: Can young people overcome the gloom?

As Facebook matures, is it getting less fun?

Energy Voices Despite public support for Keystone XL pipeline, activists step up criticism

More Americans willing to let illegal immigrants stay, poll finds

Why I can't 'come out of the closet' as a Muslim Republican quite yet

Pope Francis signals core mission – returning Catholics to the church (+video)

Argentine pope: A reflection of Catholicism 'south of the equator'

Modern Parenthood Pew modern parenthood survey: Fathers caring more – at our house, too

Energy Voices In Paul Ryan budget, echoes of energy campaign rhetoric

Kids turning to cellphone for Internet; it's tough on parent oversight