Janine Herbst

And Pierce Miles-Parks reports the order attempts to add new restrictions on who can vote by mail.

The job market picked up a bit last month.

The Labor Department says employers added 178,000 jobs in March, but February's jobs were revised lower for a loss of 133,000 jobs compared to the initial estimate of 92,000 jobs lost.

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Christian leaders in Jerusalem say their Holy Week celebrations, including on Easter Sunday, as best they can given wartime restrictions.

Israeli police have strictly limited gatherings in the Old City.

They say for safety from incoming missile fire from Iran.

And Piers Carey-Kahn has more.

In college basketball, the NCAA Women's Final Four takes place tonight, with all four number one seeds taking the court in Phoenix.

South Carolina plays Connecticut, and then Texas plays UCLA.

The men's Final Four takes place tomorrow night in Indianapolis, with number three seed Illinois playing number two seed Connecticut, followed by Michigan playing Arizona.

Both of those are number one seeds.

The winners advance to Monday night's title game in Indianapolis.

I'm Janine Herbst, NPR News in Washington.

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A U.S.

official says one crew member has been rescued from an F-15 jet shot down over Iran, and the search for a second crew member continues.

This as Iran put out a televised call for people in the area to search for foreign pilots and detain them.

The White House says President Trump has been briefed, though he hasn't spoken about the situation yet.

It's the first time America has lost a military aircraft in Iranian territory during this war that started more than five weeks ago.