Black Americans see opportunities to improve news coverage of Black people. Most Black adults say it is important that journalists and reporters cover all sides of the issues (76%) and understand the history of the issues (73%) when covering Black people. pewrsr.ch/48uE3zx

📊In this week's Chart:
2% of U.S. adults say they have a great deal or quite a bit of trust in election info from ChatGPT, while 10% have some trust and 38% have little to no trust.
About half are not sure (15%) or say they haven’t heard of ChatGPT (34%)
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In this issue of our weekly newsletter The Briefing:
🔥Featured story: Major TV networks to push for Biden-Trump debates
📌In other news: NPR defends its journalism amid criticism of “bias”
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📊In this week's Chart:
22% of U.S. adults say they have been following the news about the the Israel-Hamas war extremely or very closely, while an additional 35% are following somewhat closely.
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In this issue of our weekly newsletter The Briefing:
🔥Featured story: Facebook News tab is going away in the U.S.
📌In other news: Israel to shut down Al Jazeera’s presence in the country
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📊In this week's Chart:
75% of Americans say generative AI programs should have to credit the sources they rely on if they provide information that matches what a journalist wrote nearly word-for-word.
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In this week's issue of The Briefing:
🔥Featured story: NBC backtracks on Ronna McDaniel hire after outcry
📌In other news: Florida bans social media for children under 14
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About a quarter of Black Americans (24%) say they extremely or fairly often get news from Black news outlets, which are created by Black people and focused on providing news and information specifically to Black audiences. pewrsr.ch/4bIu6kR

📊In this week's Chart:
81% of Hispanic adults born in the U.S. mainly get news in English, compared with 26% of Hispanic immigrants. Conversely, Hispanic immigrants are much more likely than U.S.-born Hispanics to get news mainly in Spanish (41% vs. 2%)
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In this issue of our weekly newsletter The Briefing:
🔥Featured story: Reddit and YouTube to face lawsuits from Buffalo shooting survivors
📌In other news: Google fined in France over dispute with news publishers
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In 2023, about one-in-five Latino adults (22%) said they follow the news all or most of the time, while an additional 36% said they follow the news some of the time.
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U.S. Latinos get their news from a variety of sources, but most say they prefer to use digital devices over other platforms.
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Of U.S. Hispanic adults, % who prefer to get their news in …
English – 51%
Spanish – 24%
Do not have a preference – 23%
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NEW: What language do Latinos mostly get their new in? Which language do they prefer to get their news in? See our new report from Pew Research Journalism: pewresearch.org/journalism/202… Pew Research Race and Ethnicity

NEW: U.S.-born Latinos overwhelmingly prefer to get their news in English; about half of immigrant Latinos prefer it in Spanish
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Many Black Americans say it’s important to get news about race and racial inequality from Black journalists. But fewer feel this way when it comes to news in general. pewrsr.ch/49rCaog

📊In this week's Chart:
In a 2019 survey, about three-quarters of Americans (77%) said steps should be taken to restrict altered or made-up videos and images, while just 22% said freedom to access or publish altered media should be protected.
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As the House considers TikTok legislation, it's worth noting that the platform is a growing source of news for Americans – unlike most other social media platforms. This Pew Research Journalism chart tells the story pretty dramatically. pewrsr.ch/49Er7sE

In this issue of our weekly newsletter The Briefing:
🔥Featured story: House passes bill that could ban TikTok
📌In other news: Altered photo of British royals prompts media crisis
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