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Biden’s plan for Gaza pier endangers U.S. troops, experts warn (Handout/Getty Images) The floating pier, to be constructed by U.S. military personnel off the Gaza coast, will be an enticing target for Hamas or other militants, skeptics say. By Dan Lamothe Read more   The last hours of Baltimore’s Key Bridge: Dark. Quiet. Then chaos and tragedy. By Washington Post Staff   Pope’s Easter speech renews calls for peace in Gaza, Ukraine By Anthony Faiola   LIVE UPDATES March Madness highlights: Iowa, LSU women set up Elite Eight showdown; U-Conn., Alabama men reach Final Four By Glynn A. Hill, Sally Jenkins and Noah Ferguson   Opinion  |  The common lesson from the MSNBC uproar and Trump’s Bible business  By E.J. Dionne Jr.   He was hanged for selling slaves. Divers may have found his ship. By Terrence McCoy and Photos by Rafael Vilela   America is divided over major efforts to rewrite child labor laws By Lauren Kaori Gurley   ADVERTISEMENT   The ‘Beastification of YouTube’ may be coming to an end By Taylor Lorenz   Ready or not, self-driving semi-trucks are coming to America’s highways By Trisha Thadani   Want to finish more books? Super readers share their tips. By Sophia Nguyen   ADVERTISEMENT   ADVICE Parents want to cushion their son’s breakup with his girlfriend By Carolyn Hax   Opinion  |  ‘Cowboy Carter’ merchandise for the Beyoncé superfan By Edith Pritchett   BEST OF THE POST   The Washington Post’s 2024 Peeps diorama contest winners (Elizabeth Ruelle) This year’s Peeps diorama contest saw twice as many submissions as last year. The contest was revived in 2021 after being discontinued in 2017. By Anna Liss-Roy and Dave Jorgenson