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Greg Eklund reports.

Puerto Rican singer Bad Bunny provides the halftime entertainment.

Last weekend, he won the Grammy for Album of the Year, the first time it was awarded to a record sung entirely in Spanish.

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The U.S.

and Iran held indirect talks in Oman yesterday to discuss Iran's nuclear program.

Iran's foreign minister described the meeting as a good start and said that both sides want to meet again.

No date was announced.

NPR's Jayna Raff has more.

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NPR's Jane Araf.

A federal judge told the Trump administration it can't withhold billions of federal dollars for the New York-New Jersey Gateway Tunnel project, while a legal challenge plays out.

As NPR's Tamara Keith reports, there's a naming rights dispute now wrapped up in the money freeze.

President Trump says he won't apologize for a video he posted on social media that depicted former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama as apes.

He said he hadn't seen that part of the video.

It's since been deleted.

South Carolina's measles outbreak has surpassed 900 cases, the largest outbreak the U.S.

has seen in decades.

NPR's Maria Cadoy reports.