By Jamie Ross and Hannah Jewell  Email Listen to this briefing Good morning. It’s Friday, May 10, and Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour hit Paris last night with some big changes. Now let’s get to the news.   Stormy Daniels finished testifying in Donald Trump’s hush money trial. Yesterday: Trump’s lawyers tried to undermine the adult-film actress’s credibility as a key witness. She hit back with barbs, denials and banter. The bigger picture: The jury will have to decide how much Daniels’s explicit account of secret sex with Trump matters in the financial crimes case. What else to know: Trump’s lawyers failed in another attempt to get a mistrial. The trial resumes in New York this morning. Read this story            Republicans criticized President Biden’s threat to halt U.S. weapons to Israel. What to know: Biden threatened this week to withhold military aid over Israel’s plans to invade the Gazan city of Rafah. Yesterday, Trump called the move “disgraceful.” Israel’s reaction: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said his country would “stand alone.” It’s the most serious public rift between Israel and the U.S. since the war began. Read this story              A Florida sheriff’s deputy fatally shot a Black airman. What happened? The deputy fired at Senior Airman Roger Fortson, 23, seconds after he opened his door last week, a body-camera video released yesterday showed. What else to know: The deputy was responding to reports of a disturbance, police said. An attorney for Fortson’s family said police had the wrong apartment. Zooming out: 1,133 people have been fatally shot by police in the past 12 months, according to a Post database. Read this story            A deaf baby heard for the first time after a gene therapy trial. What to know: An 18-month-old girl born with profound genetic deafness can now hear unaided after the “groundbreaking” trial, a British hospital announced yesterday. How it works: A modified virus, which acts as a working copy of a gene, is injected into the inner ear. The trial’s results are another example of the potential of gene therapies. Read this story            ADVERTISEMENT     Apple apologized for an iPad ad that sparked outrage. A screenshot from Apple’s new ad for the iPad. (The Washington Post/Apple) The ad: It shows a mountain of things used to create art — including a piano, cans of paint and a camera — being destroyed by a massive hydraulic press. The backlash: The ad aimed to show how much the new iPad can do, but many saw it as disrespectful. Yesterday, Apple admitted that it had “missed the mark.” Read this story            It’s nearly time for the Eurovision final. What to expect: Twenty-six nations will compete in the world’s biggest, strangest live music event. Sweden is the host, 50 years after Abba won with “Waterloo.” It’s controversial this year: Israel’s entry was booed at a rehearsal this week. Police are on alert for more pro-Palestinian protests. How to watch: It starts at 3 p.m. Eastern tomorrow on Peacock. Read this story            You might be able to see the northern lights this weekend. Why? Outbursts from the sun could trigger colorful auroras in the northern U.S. — and possibly as far south as Alabama and Northern California. How to see them: Get away from city lights and clouds. The auroras should be visible from around 11 p.m. Eastern tonight and through tomorrow. Read this story