Lakshmi Singh

The Dow Jones Industrial Average is now down 383 points at 47,571.

The S&P is down 60 and the Nasdaq has fallen 216 points.

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President Trump says there will be no deal with Iran except unconditional surrender.

NPR's Frank Ordonez reports Trump plans to play a role in accepting the next leader in Iran.

The U.S.

economy lost jobs in February.

The Labor Department says employers shed 92,000 jobs during the month.

NPR's Scott Horsley says the numbers are much weaker than expected.

And we see the Dow is down 557 points or more than 1 percent.

The Department of Homeland Security is preparing for new leadership in a matter of weeks following months of public upheaval over immigration enforcement tactics the DHS carried out.

President Trump fired Secretary Kristi Noem after lawmakers questioned her spending on ads that promoted her.

He named Republican Senator Mark Wayne Mullen as a replacement.

Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, where Minneapolis became a flashpoint of the nationwide clashes over immigration enforcement, told NPR how she plans to vote at Mullen's confirmation hearing.

That's Senator Klobuchar speaking with NPR.

The Dow is down more than 1% or 553 points from Washington.

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Chicago continues its celebration of the late Reverend Jesse Jackson's life today.

The civil rights leader and two-time presidential candidate was 84 when he died.