Corva Coleman

In an executive order, President Trump moved some money within the agency to pay TSA workers.

Jill DeJanovich is a TSA agent and union representative.

She says not all officers have gotten all their back pay.

Hundreds of TSA agents have quit.

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The Labor Department says 178,000 new jobs were created in March.

That's a lot more than the 60,000 jobs economists had predicted.

The unemployment rate fell slightly to 4.3%.

The report is based on data from early March.

It may not fully reflect the effects of the war against Iran.

If you don't like your username on Gmail, you may soon be able to change it.

NPR's John Ruich reports this would be the first time since Google launched the email service in 2004.

Forecasters say a late wintry storm is bringing heavy snow, sleet and a lot of ice to the upper Midwest and Great Lakes today.

Northern Michigan and Wisconsin could see up to half an inch of ice.

Wall Street is closed today for the Christian observance of Good Friday.

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Attorney General Pam Bondi is out of her job.

NPR's Ryan Lucas says President Trump announced the news yesterday.