THE FIX

Alito suggested the Biden administration might simply disregard an unfavorable ruling on mifepristone. Here's what he appears to be talking about.

Jim Jordan and company allege the Biden campaign got former intelligence officials to help suppress the story. The connection isn't so direct, though.

Gov. Bill Lee (R) is pushing for what is commonly known as a red-flag law. The fact that he won't call it that says a lot.

But it still suggests a path to victory in a key state — New Hampshire — for the would-be presidential candidate.

The claims were similar to the ones made about Dominion which resulted in a $787.5 million settlement. But there are some differences.

The 150-year-old law could be used to end medicated abortion.

All you need to know about what happened and when, as the high-stakes legal shown heads for trial Monday.

There will be no Fox News-Dominion trial. But we learned plenty. And there's more to come.

It's not just his gains on Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. And we now have multiple data points reinforcing it.

Fox is the outlet the most people cite as their most trusted. But broadly speaking, among all Americans, it has ranked toward the bottom on trust.

With the case being delayed a day and a settlement apparently possible, a look at the motivations for each side.

A few years before Clarence Thomas failed to disclose the sale of the house his mother lived in, he failed to disclose details of his wife’s employment. A look at the post-Watergate law at issue.

With special counsel Jack Smith investigating potential wire fraud, breaking down what we know about the situation -- and what the emails actually said.

Breaking down accusations of “dereliction of duty" and sexism, and where things go from here.

For the second time in a year, a new poll shows, even plenty of Republicans object to the justice’s conduct.

"I don’t want to get our country in trouble, so I won’t answer it," Trump says.

Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) is forcing a vote on the subject. Here's why.

Both are sending signals about running in key Senate races. Here's how they cost the party in 2022 -- and how they could do it again in 2024.