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Speaker 1: This is your twenty four to seven use update the

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Speaker 1: latest use this.

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Speaker 2: Hour In just four minutes, the economy added a better

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Speaker 2: than expected one hundred and seventy eight thousand jobs in March.

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Speaker 2: Most analysts were expecting to see that non farm payrolls

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Speaker 2: grew by around sixty thousand in March, but today's report

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Speaker 2: from the Bureau of Labor Statistics blew that out of

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Speaker 2: the water. It follows a loss of ninety two thousand

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Speaker 2: jobs the previous month. Economics reporter Brian Chung.

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Speaker 3: This labor market does remain kind of influx right now,

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Speaker 3: but certainly the headline number, at least from March does

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Speaker 3: point to some optimism.

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Speaker 2: Attorney General Pam Bondi has been fired by the President.

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Speaker 2: More from Mark Mayfield.

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Speaker 1: In a truth social post, President Trump pronounced that Bondi

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Speaker 1: will be leaving the administration and moving to a private

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Speaker 1: sector job. He praised Bondi, calling her a great American

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Speaker 1: patriot and a loyal friend, and saying she did a

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Speaker 1: tremendous job. The move comes after Bondi faced a criticism

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Speaker 1: over her handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files and was

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Speaker 1: sent to be deposed by the House Oversight Committee on

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Speaker 1: April fourteenth. On the matter, President said that Deputy Attorney

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Speaker 1: General Todd Blanche will now serve as acting Attorney General.

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Speaker 2: An airstrike on Iran's tallest bridge is being followed by

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Speaker 2: a warning from President Trump. Iranian state TV reported that

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Speaker 2: several people were killed in the attack. The President posted

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Speaker 2: a ten second clip of the attack the True social

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Speaker 2: on Thursday, along with a message It's time for Iran

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Speaker 2: to make a deal before it's too late. Artemis Io

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Speaker 2: is bound for the Moon. A roughly six minute engine

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Speaker 2: burn pushed Oryan out of Earth orbit last night, committing

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Speaker 2: the crew to a lunar trajectory. The astronauts are talking

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Speaker 2: about the first full day in space. During a video

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Speaker 2: call with reporters Thursday night, Commander Reid Weisman said they'd

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Speaker 2: been blown away by the views of Earth.

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Speaker 4: You could see the entire globe from pole to pole.

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Speaker 4: You could see Africa, Europe, and as if you looked

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Speaker 4: really close, you could see the northern lights. It was

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Speaker 4: the most spectacular moment and had paused all four of

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Speaker 4: us in our tracks.

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Speaker 2: I'm Michael Kassner. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission is suing

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Speaker 2: three states over efforts to restrict prediction markets. Matt Mattinson

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Speaker 2: with more.

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Speaker 4: The federal regulator filed suits against Arizona, Connecticut, and Illinois

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Speaker 4: on Thursday, marking the first independent legal action by the agency.

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Speaker 4: The CFTC argues that it has exclusive jurisdiction to regulate

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Speaker 4: sports related wagers on popular prediction market platforms, including Polymarket

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Speaker 4: and Calshie. Now the courts are being asked to determine

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Speaker 4: that the agency's rules preempt state gambling laws and declare

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Speaker 4: the measures on lawful I'm at Mattinson.

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Speaker 2: The IRS has a reminder capital gains are treated like income.

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Speaker 2: Wendy Swanson breaks it down.

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Speaker 3: Tax season is here. An expert say it's important to

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Speaker 3: account for all capital gains. Cheap tax information officer at

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Speaker 3: Jackson Hewitt Mark Steber says, we're not just talking about stocks.

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Speaker 5: If you sell anything business or personal and have income,

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Speaker 5: that's technically taxable. So for often I'm often asks I

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Speaker 5: suppose I sell my car. Well, if you sell your

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Speaker 5: car to gain, that's taxable income.

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Speaker 3: Steber says, you need to know what's the difference between

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Speaker 3: short and long term gains.

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Speaker 2: A long term.

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Speaker 5: Gain is a gain of an asset that you've held

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Speaker 5: for a year and a day or more than a year,

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Speaker 5: and there's some very favorable including zero percent tax rates

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Speaker 5: for long term capital gains, short term gains stuff you

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Speaker 5: own for less than a year. If you've got a

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Speaker 5: gain on that, it's tax the same as your marginal rates.

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Speaker 5: When you earn income, either as wage earner or as

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Speaker 5: self employed.

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Speaker 3: Failure to identify these gains could end up costing you

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Speaker 3: much more in penalties on top of what you already owe.

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Speaker 3: The tax filing deadline is Wednesday, April fifteenth, at midnight.

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Speaker 2: You two is out with a new EP. The ban

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Speaker 2: second of twenty twenty six, Easter Lily, was released today

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Speaker 2: with six tracks. Good Friday release comes after another EP,

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Speaker 2: Days of Ash, was released in February. Fresh Wednesday, I'm

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Speaker 2: Michael Kassner.