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Two U.S.

Air Force combat planes were shot down today.

That's according to an official not authorized to discuss the incidents.

Two crew members have been rescued, but the search continues for a third.

This comes despite the Trump administration saying it has destroyed Iran's anti-aircraft capabilities, as NPR's Tom Bowman explains.

NPR's Tom Bowman reporting.

French President Emmanuel Macron and his South Korean counterpart Lee Jae-myung say they have agreed to work together to help reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

During a joint briefing today, the leaders did not elaborate on how they would help reopen the Strait.

They met in Seoul after President Trump slammed allies for not supporting the war in Iran.

President Trump is expected to sign an order to pay all DHS employees as Congress remains deadlocked over funding the agency.

NPR's Windsor Johnston reports it adds uncertainty to airport security lines this weekend.

Unemployment dropped slightly in March as businesses added more jobs than economists expected, NPR's Scott Horsley reports.

This is NPR News from Washington.

After crashing his SUV last week in Florida, pro-golfer Tiger Woods told a deputy, I was just talking to the president.

That's according to body camera footage.

It's not clear if Woods was referring to President Trump.

Woods entered a not-guilty plea to suspicion of driving under the influence.