By Jamie Ross  Email Listen to this briefing Good morning. It’s Friday, March 29, and there were some inspired (and unhinged) entries to The Post’s Peeps diorama contest this year. Here are the best. Now let’s get to the news.   Baltimore has begun a massive cleanup after this week’s bridge collapse. What’s happening? Huge crane ships, thousands of relief workers and millions of dollars are headed to the city after the collapse Tuesday of the Francis Scott Key Bridge. It will be complex and dangerous: There are 764 tons of hazardous materials on the ship that hit the bridge, and some debris is up to 50 feet deep. The long-term plan: To rebuild the bridge. But that will probably take years and cost hundreds of millions of dollars. Read this story            President Biden raised $25 million at an event with two former presidents. Barack Obama, Biden and Bill Clinton at Radio City Music Hall. (Brendan Smialowski/AFP/Getty Images) What happened? Barack Obama and Bill Clinton joined Biden at a fundraiser in New York City yesterday. Guests paid anywhere from $225 to $500,000 to attend. Zooming out: Biden has a growing financial advantage in the election race against Donald Trump, but the former president is winning back billionaireswho had shunned him. Want more on 2024? Sign up here for The Campaign Moment, our election newsletter. Read this story              Sam Bankman-Fried was sentenced to 25 years in prison. A courtroom sketch of Bankman-Fried. (Jane Rosenberg/Reuters) Who is he? The former golden boy of the cryptocurrency industry. His trading platform, FTX, collapsed in 2022 and he was accused of misappropriating billions in customer funds. The sentence: On top of his prison time, he will repay over $11 billion, a judge ruled yesterday. The judge called it one of the largest financial crimes in U.S. history. Read this story            A bus crash in South Africa killed 45 people. What happened? The bus crashed through a barrier on a bridge and fell about 50 meters into a ravine, where it caught fire, officials said yesterday. The only survivor: An 8-year-old girl. She was taken to a hospital with serious injuries after the crash. Read this story            ADVERTISEMENT     The U.S. updated how it classifies people by race for the first time since 1997. What’s new? Questions about race and ethnicity will be combined, and people will be able to select more than one option. You’ll see the changes on federal forms like census surveys. Why it matters: This data guides analysis of health-care outcomes, voting maps and much more. Yesterday’s update should offer a clearer picture of an increasingly diverse country. Read this story            Women’s faces are being cloned and stolen to make AI ads. How? Scammers are creating fake versions of real people’s voices using online tools. They can then swap out the sound on an existing video and animate the speaker’s lips. One example: A Christian influencer found a YouTube video of herself in her bedroom, but the clone was edited to talk about a partner suffering from erectile dysfunction. Read this story            Beyoncé dropped her new album, “Cowboy Carter,” this morning. It’s a big one: It has 27 tracks, tons of guest stars — including 90-year-old country legend Willie Nelson — and covers of the Beatles and Dolly Parton. Listen here. It’s a new sound: Her last album, “Renaissance,” celebrated Black dance music. “Cowboy Carter” goes country, possibly inspired by her bad experience at the 2016 CMA Awards. Read this story            Before you go … if you’re celebrating Easter this weekend: Here are 12 perfect recipes for brunch, dinner and dessert. And finally … end your week by playing On the Record, The Post’s quotable quiz. The weekend version is 10 questions, and you can risk all your points on a final bonus question. Ready to play? Click here. Or try our word game, Keyword.