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How Republicans texted and emailed their way into a money problem (Scott Muthersbaugh for The Post) Small-dollar donations to Donald Trump and the GOP are way down since 2019 and 2020. But the former president’s team says they see a turnaround. By Josh Dawsey, Michael Scherer and Clara Ence Morse Read more   Trump’s Truth Social lost $58 million in 2023, despite $8 billion valuation By Drew Harwell   Chunk of California’s scenic Highway 1 falls off cliff, forcing evacuations By Annabelle Timsit   Powerful storm charging across U.S. with severe weather, flooding, snow By Matthew Cappucci and Jason Samenow   Opinion  |  What we have learned about the Supreme Court’s right-wingers By Jennifer Rubin   LIVE UPDATES Israeli forces withdraw from al-Shifa Hospital  By Niha Masih and Leo Sands   Effort to clear Key Bridge ruins inches forward as officials lobby for aid By Washington Post Staff   Algorithms are guiding senior home staffing. Managers say care is suffering. By Douglas MacMillan and Christopher Rowland   Alex Murdaugh sentenced to 40 years for financial crimes By Ben Brasch   NCAA women’s tournament games played on court with incorrect three-point line By Jesse Dougherty   ADVERTISEMENT   ANALYSIS N.C. State’s Final Four run has been magical. It’s also been lucky. By Neil Greenberg   ANALYSIS The right becomes furious after two things happen on the same day By Philip Bump   ADVICE Should I take a multivitamin? Here’s what the science says. By Trisha Pasricha, MD   A beginner’s guide to vegetable gardening By Kate Morgan   Valerie Bertinelli wants us all to indulge By Mayukh Sen   ADVERTISEMENT   ADVICE It’s tough to split kid duty with someone who runs 15 hours a week By Carolyn Hax   Opinion  |  Here’s why Americans under 40 are so disillusioned with capitalism  By Heather Long   QUIZ A much-debated movie prop is the star of today’s On the Record By Amy Parlapiano   AROUND THE WORLD   Hunger stalks war-ravaged Sudan as aid is blocked and looted (Diana Zeyneb Alhindawi for The Post) Exclusive photography from West Darfur shows how Sudan’s war has left its population facing a shortage of food, medicine and basic resources.  By Diana Zeyneb Alhindawi and Katharine Houreld Read more   Families of Israeli hostages join protests calling for Netanyahu to go  By Shira Rubin and Louisa Loveluck   Opposition victories in Turkey’s local elections deal Erdogan rare defeat By Beril Eski and Kareem Fahim