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The search continues for a missing U.S.

service member after Iranian forces shot down two American planes over Iran on Friday.

NPR's Greg Myhre reports.

That's NPR's Greg Myrie reporting.

President Trump says he expects to wrap up the war in Iran in the next two to three weeks, but there are hints that more fighting may be coming.

Lebanon says at least 23 people were killed in Israeli airstrikes on Friday.

About a third of the country's population is Christian, but the lead-up to Easter has been subdued this year.

NPR's Lauren Frere reports from Beirut.

Millions of Christians around the world are celebrating Easter as Holy Week comes to a close in a video message marking the holiday President Trump reflected on the significance of the season.

The president said Easter is a reminder that faith endures and that good ultimately triumphs over evil.

He also pointed to what he called a renewed interest in religion across the country.

President Trump has signed an executive order that the White House says is needed to regulate college athletics.

It puts limits on name, image and licensing agreements for players, and it limits the number of times an undergraduate student-athlete can enter the transfer portal.

It also caps the number of years a player can participate in college sports to five years.

The executive order is expected to be challenged in court, and some members of Congress are also pushing legislation that's similar to the executive order.

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Amazon has announced a fuel surcharge in response to higher oil prices brought on by the war in Iran.

As NPR's Andrea Hsu reports, the fee will be imposed on third-party sellers who use the company's warehouses and delivery systems.

Amazon is a financial supporter of NPR.

Airline bag fees are going up as fuel costs rise.