President Donald Trump famously complains about “fake news” — but a new study shows his followers are far more likely to read and share phony stories online. Brendan Nyhan of Dartmouth College, Andrew Guess of Princeton University and Jason Reifler of the University of Exeter embarked on a study ana...

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