Scott Clement

• Politics

• Politics

The survey finds 52 percent saying Trump should be charged and 42 percent saying he should not.

• White House

The latest Washington Post-ABC News poll shows broad bipartisan support for military and humanitarian aid to Ukraine and for sanctions on Russia. But most Americans also want to avoid direct military confrontation with Russia.

• Elections

Republicans continue to lose ground when it comes to which party voters see themselves casting ballots for in November and the parties are now at rough parity.

• The Fix
• Analysis

After another week of Russian attacks in Ukraine, national polls show that the public has unified more in support for sanctions on Russia, and one survey finds a clear majority are willing to absorb higher prices at the pump.

• Politics

The president’s approval rating hits a new low, as voters indicate more trust in Republicans than Democrats as they approach November’s midterm elections.

• Local Crime & Public Safety

Most residents say more police would reduce crime, but the share of those who rate police positively has dropped.

• Politics

Views of Russia turn sharply negative, back to the days of the Cold War. But the public also disapproves of Biden’s handling of the crisis.

• Social Issues

At the same time, a 69 percent majority also say it would be difficult to afford rent in their neighborhood if they had to move from their current home.