THE FIX

Biden has repeatedly said he won't send troops — and has often eschewed the caveats and wiggle room other presidents have utilized.

Putin's unpopularity in the United States is now comparable to Osama bin Laden, Saddam Hussein, Fidel Castro and Ayatollah Khomeini.

Hannity asked Trump whether Putin was “evil,” an “enemy" or finally merely just “capable of evil things.” Trump affirmed none of them.

There are hard limits to what the West is willing to do to help Ukraine.

After a poll showed 74 percent supported a no-fly zone, a pollster tried to get at what support would be if people actually understood the idea. And support dropped -- kind of.

As even Trump allies have made clear this was a very bad idea, Trump Jr. assures his father didn't mean it. Explaining the clean-up effort.

The judge says Carlson's skepticism of Sidney Powell's voting-machine claims is the best evidence that Fox meets a key legal standard for defamation.

Biden was a major NATO promoter in the Senate. Now Russia's invasion is pushing neutral countries to consider joining it. What happens next?

Conservatives are closer than they’ve ever been to making the law of the land a once-marginal legal theory that gives state politicians more, unchecked power in how elections are run.

The Fox News host's Putin-sympathetic view has yet to catch on, but it apparently won't fail for lack of trying

It has been slow to join domestic and international allies in lodging the accusation. But that posture is getting more difficult to maintain.

Yet there are some Republicans trying to tease apart a relatively small aspect of Biden’s response — whether to ban Russian oil.

Defenders of the practice note that the statements seem uncoerced. Human rights groups say that doesn't matter.

Experts say it likely violates international law. And that's if you can get past the idea that Russia would ever mistake F-22s for Chinese aircraft. (They wouldn't.)

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.

And you need only look to the historical examples he cites: Brutus and Claus von Stauffenberg.

There was a time when it was okay with him -- after he interfered in the 2016 election to help Trump. But other than that, it's unclear why conservative pundits erred on the side of sympathizing with him.

A Trump lawyer and a Pence lawyer sparred heatedly before and after the Jan. 6 insurrection about having Pence overturn the election. Here's their exchange, with analysis and context.