PUBLISHED BY READ ONLINE | SIGN UP The Post Most   LIVE UPDATES First witness in Trump’s hush money trial is back on the stand after gag order hearing (Angela Weiss/AP) Donald Trump’s trial resumed Tuesday morning, following an at-times contentious hearing to consider whether the former president was in contempt for violating a gag order. By Washington Post Staff Read more   House Republican infighting getting worse after foreign aid vote By Patrick Svitek and Marianna Sotomayor   Police arrest NYU antiwar protesters; Calif. students form barricade By Frances Vinall, Jennifer Hassan and Maham Javaid   Google fires more workers after CEO says workplace isn’t for politics By Gerrit De Vynck and Caroline O’Donovan   Opinion  |  Trump was going to dominate the courtroom. Instead, he is shrinking. By Jennifer Rubin   Supreme Court considers Starbucks’ challenge to labor board’s authority  By Lauren Kaori Gurley   Pressure mounts on NCAA to clarify stance on transgender athletes By Julie Kliegman and Jesse Dougherty   Melania Trump — and her clothes — inch back into the spotlight By Rachel Tashjian   A dentist found an ancient human jawbone embedded in his parents’ tile floor By Carolyn Y. Johnson   Improve Post Most: Give us your feedback!   ADVERTISEMENT   Ukraine moves to cut off consular services for military-age men abroad By David L. Stern and Serhiy Morgunov   The winners and losers of Coachella 2024 By Janay Kingsberry, Anne Branigin and Samantha Chery   ADVICE Your yard can help avert the insect apocalypse. Here’s how. By Michael J. Coren   ADVICE Parent worries ‘beautiful’ 4-year-old hears too much about looks By Carolyn Hax   Restoring sight is possible now with optogenetics By Andrew Zaleski   ADVERTISEMENT   QUIZ What’s that buzzing in today’s On the Record? By Amy Parlapiano   Opinion  |  How to fix college finances? Eliminate faculty, then students. By Gary Smith    MORE ON THE TRUMP TRIALS   A president’s guide to dozing in public (Illustration by Elena Lacey/The Washington Post; AP; iStock) Trump is nodding off. Doesn’t everyone? (But most of us aren’t doing it during our own criminal trial.) By Maura Judkis Read more   ANALYSIS A quick assessment of falsehoods Trump blasts when he stops outside the courtroom By Glenn Kessler   ANALYSIS Trump’s transparent attempt to play the victim on ‘election interference’ By Aaron Blake