Jim VandeHei

Advisers tell us Trump plans to seize his moment by toning down his Trumpiness, and dialing up efforts to unite a tinder-box America, when the Republican convention opens in Milwaukee.

The assassination attempt on former President Trump was shocking — but not surprising.

Their mission: Push Biden out of the presidential race — the sooner, the better.

Rarely has a presidential election been so defined by the gender gap — and masculine vs. feminine framing.

A red-hot press corps will get its first true unfiltered crack at grilling the most media-sheltered president of modern times.

If you’re a Republican, you probably love this. If you’re a Democrat, you probably loathe it.

Some of his advisers are quite concerned that a fresh, youthful, non-Biden ticket presents a bigger threat than Trump assumes.

“I don’t know who’s making decisions,” said one House Democrat.

Trump would come to office with a Cabinet and staff pre-vetted for loyalty, and a fully compliant Republican coalition in Congress — devoid of critics in positions of real power.

Media is broken. Only urgent, dramatic change will save most companies.