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By Jamie Ross and Hannah Jewell Listen to this briefing Good morning. It’s Monday, April 14, and “The Last of Us” is finally back on HBO. Find our critic’s review of the long-awaited Season 2 here. Now let’s catch up from the weekend. President Donald Trump’s tariffs are causing chaos for U.S. manufacturers. Why? Trump’s shifting policies are making it tougher for companies to make and sell goods. Even some Trump advisers privately say they don’t know exactly what he wants. Fresh confusion: Trump yesterday suggested new tariff exemptions for phones and other electronics will be short-lived. His haphazard strategy is baffling economic experts. Read this story          The Pennsylvania governor’s home was set on fire in an arson attack yesterday. What happened? Democrat Josh Shapiro and his family were sleeping when the attack occurred, but not injured. The fire caused significant damage, and a suspect is in custody. In other news: A Wisconsin teenager charged with killing his parents was accused of a plot to assassinate Trump and wanted to “save the white race,” an FBI affidavit said. Read this story          The Justice Department said it’s not required to bring back a wrongly deported man. What’s happening? A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to return a Maryland man mistakenly deported to El Salvador. Yesterday, officials pushed back on the ruling. Zooming out: Trump officials have a private goal of deporting 1 million immigrants in one year. And Elon Musk keeps getting key government policy ideas from X — here’s how. One more thing: Trump charmed Bill Maher. The comedian’s fans aren’t happy. Read this story          A State Department memo revealed a lack of evidence against a detained student. Who? Rumeysa Ozturk, a Tufts student detained last month in Trump’s push to deport pro-Palestinian students. She had no links to antisemitism or terrorism, but was arrested anyway. In Gaza: An Israeli strike destroyed parts of the last fully functional hospital in Gaza City. And these photos point to Israel’s culpability in a strike that killed a European aid worker. Read this story