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and Iran have opened talks today in Oman.

NPR's Jackie Northam reports some of the negotiations concern Iran's nuclear program.

President Trump has unfailed a new website.

It's called TrumpRx.gov.

Consumers can search it for discounts on some brand-name medications, but they have to pay in cash to get these instead of using their health insurance.

Trump is doing this by offering a carrot to drug makers.

He'll lower certain tariffs on them if they lower certain drug prices in the U.S.

Dozens of drugs are covered from weight loss to fertility treatments.

But some drug policy experts say it's not clear how many people will benefit.

For people using insurance, co-pays are probably cheaper than the cash prices on the new website.

The brother of Today's Show host Savannah Guthrie has released a second video online.

The family is pleading for information about their missing mother, Nancy.

Cameron Guthrie says they've heard nothing about her since she disappeared last weekend.

From Arizona Public Media, L.M.

Boyd reports, Arizona authorities have now released a suspected timeline of Nancy Guthrie's apparent abduction.

On Wall Street and pre-market trading, Dow futures are higher.

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A New Jersey congressional district held primary elections to fill the seat vacated by new governor Mikey Sherrill.

The Democratic contest is still too close to call.

It's between former Congressman Tom Malinowski and labor activist Annalilia Mejia.