THE FIX

New polling shows as many as two-thirds of Americans favor it. But the public has long leaned more strongly toward it than the government and scientists do.

At least two members including Marjorie Taylor Greene suggested military action. U.S. Border Patrol now says it was merely a "duct-taped ball filled with sand" that wasn't a threat.

All you need to know about what happened and when in the high-stakes legal showdown.

It’s a wholly familiar tone, echoing how the party has often dealt with Donald Trump’s exploits. It’s also a posture that’s proven costly.

Breaking down Joe Tacopina's arguments about potential charges against Donald Trump in Manhattan.

There has never really been evidence the 2020 election was stolen, but even election deniers are acknowledging it.

Donald Trump legal adviser Jenna Ellis on Wednesday became the latest Trump lawyer to face sanction for her stolen-election claims.

Audiences "don’t want to see too much of the Mayor Pete’s and Coons etc in the news hours," Fox CEO Suzanne Scott wrote. "Need to be careful about bookings next 2 months."

The Manhattan D.A. appears closer than ever to bringing charges. And while much depends on how that would play out, there are some things we can say today.

Jordan again spun a complex tale of the government conspiring to suppress the Hunter Biden laptop story. And again, there were significant problems with it.

While agreeing to a censure deal, Jenna Ellis acknowledged a series of 10 specific "misrepresentations."

The situation is surely embarrassing for Fox News. But was it defamation? A couple of examples are worth diving into.

Fox was a hotbed of backbiting, and its vaunted news division wasn’t as neutral as it claimed to be

It was a predictable result of Kevin McCarthy giving Tucker Carlson the Jan. 6 footage first. Now it has set off an unusual clash between GOP senators and Carlson.

Despite the legal jeopardy over such claims, Carlson is ramping up his innuendo-laden effort.

A new study finds it would be "effectively impossible" for Trump to win as a third-party candidate. But that doesn't erase the GOP's headaches.

Republicans seem to recognize that moving on from Trump is best, but they have enabled what could be an ugly primary based upon emotion rather than pragmatism.

Republicans have highlighted a complaint in which an FBI agent said he objected to using a SWAT team to arrest someone accused of a misdemeanor. The reality is far more complex.