PUBLISHED BY READ ONLINE | SIGN UP The Post Most Presented by Paramount+   We cover climate differently — with more reporters, more angles, more extreme weather trackers. This Earth Day, discover the best climate coverage on the planet for just $40 for the next year. How Trump has become angrier and more isolated on Truth Social (Washington Post Staff) Here on his company’s social network Trump is offering followers an intimate view of what his second term could look like: isolated, vitriolic and vengeful. By Washington Post Staff Read more   LIVE UPDATES Opening statements underway in Trump hush money trial  By Shayna Jacobs and Devlin Barrett   Israeli military intelligence head resigns over Oct. 7 Hamas attack By Steve Hendrix and Jennifer Hassan   Pro-Palestinian protesters arrested at Yale as college demonstrations grow By Jonathan Edwards   Opinion  |  Dogs are our greatest creation. And we might be theirs. By Tommy Tomlinson   Biden moves to shield patients’ abortion records from GOP threats By Dan Diamond and Rachel Roubein   ANALYSIS Biden’s polls improve as Kennedy and third-party factor shifts By Aaron Blake   ANALYSIS The murky facts about Trump’s failure to visit American war dead near Paris By Glenn Kessler   Centuries-old bottles of cherries unearthed at George Washington’s home  By Michael E. Ruane   ADVERTISEMENT   Express files for bankruptcy as consumers shift to casual fashion By Jaclyn Peiser and Aaron Gregg   Juneteenth or Jefferson Davis? Ala. state workers may have to choose. By Rachel Hatzipanagos   PERSPECTIVE Picking a QB in the NFL draft remains a mysterious blind date By Sally Jenkins   Yes, eraser sponges are magic. No, you can’t use them everywhere. By Stacey Colino   ADVICE How to revive a friendship killed by a hostile text? By Carolyn Hax   ADVERTISEMENT   ADVICE Why people without diabetes use glucose monitors to track their health By Trisha Pasricha, MD   QUIZ A double album in today’s On the Record By Amy Parlapiano   Opinion  |  What I learned about the human body from a sudden fall  By Dwaine Rieves    CLIMATE   Rooftop solar panels are flooding California’s grid. That’s a problem. (Mario Tama/Getty) As electricity prices go negative, the Golden State is struggling to offload a glut of solar power.  By Shannon Osaka Read more