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NPR's Emily Fang reports on the latest airstrikes across Iran.
Iran says it will begin charging ships up to $2 million to pass through the Strait of Hormuz.
It's part of Tehran's broader strategy to claim sovereignty over the key waterway, affecting supplies of oil and gas.
The Cuban government says it plans to pardon and release more than 2,000 prisoners as part of what it calls a humanitarian gesture in connection with Holy Week.
The government in Havana made no mention of any political pressure coming from the Trump administration, which had been blocking fuel shipments to Cuba in recent months.
Cuba denies holding any political prisoners.
Economists are predicting no change in the U.S.
unemployment rate when the latest jobs numbers are released this morning by the Labor Department.
The jobless number is forecast to hold steady in March at 4.4 percent.
Economists are predicting the economy added about 60,000 jobs during the month.
Freddie Mac says the average 30-year fixed-rate mortgage in the U.S.
has risen for a fifth consecutive week.
Federal regulators say California's lone operating nuclear power plant may continue running for another 20 years.
Kendra Hanna with member station KCBX has more.
The NCAA Women's Final Four tips off tonight in Phoenix, featuring four top-seeded teams.
The first game features South Carolina against UConn.