Pew Research Center is one of those websites I go to time and time again while conducting research. If you are interested in public opinion on a variety of topics, you have to visit this website.
You'll notice an abundance of polls and articles on issues like U.S. Politics, Internet & Tech, Media & News, and more. Each topic breaks down into a myriad of subtopics. And, most importantly, the information is kept fresh. For instance, while perusing the website today, I found the following polls and articles:
The New American Father
Nonprofit Journalism: Growing, But Fragile
Breadwinner Moms
One Third of American Adults Own a Tablet Computer
Most Say Disaster Spending Doesn't Require Offsetting Cuts
This is just a sampling of topics available from Pew Research Center. There is even a question search to utilize if you are looking for a specific topic.
In case you are concerned or curious about Pew Research Center's stance on topics, here is the statement from the About Pew Research Center page:
"Pew Research Center is a nonpartisan fact tank that informs the public
about the issues, attitudes and trends shaping America and the world. It
conducts public opinion polling, demographic research, media content
analysis and other empirical social science research. Pew Research does
not take policy positions."
