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By Jamie Ross and Hannah Jewell Listen to this briefing Good morning. It’s Monday, March 31, and apparently you can use your voice to calm down and ease stress — just follow these exercises. Now let’s catch up from the weekend. President Donald Trump said he’s “not joking” about seeking a third term. What to know: He said “methods” exist for him to run again — an unconstitutional act barred under the 22nd Amendment. Meanwhile, Trump is also seeking a takeover of elections. In other Trump news: He said he “couldn’t care less” if car prices rise because of his tariffs. And a top official’s remarks suggest Trump is preparing dramatic new tariff measures. One more thing: It might be time to stock up on your favorite alcoholic drinks. Read this story          Elon Musk handed out $1 million checks to two Wisconsin voters yesterday. Elon Musk presents a check for $1 million during a town hall yesterday in Green Bay, Wisconsin. (Jeffrey Phelps/AP) What to know: The billionaire is trying to help conservatives take control of the swing state’s top court. The election is tomorrow — it’s the most expensive court race in U.S. history. In related news: Musk’s U.S. DOGE Service is paving the way to privatize many government services. In Alaska, Republican senators are wrestling with how to handle DOGE cuts. Read this story          The death toll from the Myanmar earthquake rose to more than 1,600 people. Sources: USGS, WorldPop and University of Texas Institute for Geophysics. (The Washington Post) What happened? A 7.7-magnitude earthquake hit the country Friday. Up to 20 million people live in areas seriously affected by the quake — see photos of the aftermath here. The latest: At least 3,408 people were injured, the country’s ruling military junta said. Many people are still missing, and the death toll is expected to grow much higher. Read this story          Tens of thousands of Palestinians have been displaced in the West Bank. What’s happening? A months-long Israeli military operation has demolished hundreds of Palestinian homes. Aid groups are struggling to respond to the humanitarian crisis. In the U.S.: An extremist Zionist group called Betar US said it flagged a list of pro-Palestinian activists to the Trump administration for arrest and deportation. Read this story          The health risks from air pollution could be worse than previously thought. How? People in communities near heavy industry breathe in a mix of dozens of pollutants. A new study of their combined impact revealed previously overlooked health impacts. Zooming out: The study comes as Trump is moving to dismantle dozens of environmental rules set during the Biden administration — and fire federal environmental workers. One way to protect yourself: Make one of these DIY air purifiers. Read this story          Richard Chamberlain, the actor known as the “king of the miniseries,” has died. Actor Richard Chamberlain and actress Angie Dickinson at the Golden Globe Awards in 1963. ( and Associated Press/Associated Press) How we’ll remember him: As a sandy-haired heartthrob who starred on the 1960s medical drama “Dr. Kildare,” and other hit series including “Shogun” and “The Thorn Birds.” What we know: The 90-year-old died Saturday in Hawaii. The cause was complications from a stroke, his publicist said. Read this story          ADVERTISEMENT   The men’s NCAA tournament Final Four is set with four No. 1 seeds. Who’s in? Auburn, Houston, Florida and Duke — the first since 2008 with all four top seeds. Two games on Saturday will decide the championship matchup — see the bracket here. In the women’s tournament: We could get four No. 1 seeds here, too. Defending champion South Carolina and UCLA are in. Texas and USC play tonight. See the bracket here.   Read this story          Before you go … is your workout too easy? Take your fitness to the next level with this 7‑minute routine. Plus: What science says about multivitamins and eight other supplements. One more good read: U.S. green-card holders are canceling trips as Trump ramps up his deportation program. And finally … test your news knowledge with The Post’s daily quiz, On the Record. Click here to play. Or try our word games, Keyword and Wridges. You’re all caught up. See you tomorrow.