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It comes after a month of heartbreak for a live stream's 700,000 subscribers.

From member station KVCR, Madison Aument reports.

Bad Bunny has turned a jacket worn by soccer legend Pele at the 1966 World Cup into a pop culture hit after using it at concerts in Sao Paulo.

He borrowed it from a collector's soccer shop.

Pele's Instagram account said when someone like Bad Bunny honors the king on Brazilian soil, it means the crown is still shining.

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President Trump is delivering his State of the Union address to promote the economy, attack his predecessor, and announce measures he says will cut costs before this year's midterm elections.

Consumer costs have climbed since Trump took office, and that dissatisfaction is now weighing on Trump's own approval rating.

Dozens of congressional Democrats skipped the address, some holding a rally on the National Mall.

He called out Democrats for voting against his tax and spending bill that passed out of Congress last year.

Trump said he would award the Presidential Medal of Freedom to U.S.

men's hockey goalie Connor Hellebuck for his performance during the Winter Olympic Games, drawing applause from both parties.

A Catholic bishop is criticizing the Trump administration's plans to spend billions of dollars on warehouses to detain unauthorized migrants, comparing them to the internment camps for Japanese Americans during World War II.

Aleja Hertzler-McCain of Religion News Service reports.

Several Democratic-led states are suing the Trump administration over its overhaul of childhood immunization policy.

Colorado Public Radio's John Daly has more.

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