Americans blame politicians for fake news problem
A Pew Research Center survey finds 68 percent of U.S. adults say fake news erodes trust in government. Fifty-seven percent blame political leaders, 53 percent blame activist groups, and Republicans are likelier than Democrats to fault journalists, with Trump often denouncing media outlets.
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Pelosi presses careful path as impeachment pressure grows
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi defended a deliberate impeachment approach amid calls from Democrats to proceed against President Trump. She warned that impeachment does not automatically remove a president and urged a methodical investigation of Mueller report episodes. Pelosi backed a strong indictment standard and responded to liberal groups urging quicker action.
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