President Donald Trump will make history as the first sitting U.S. president to attend a Super Bowl in person. He is set to witness Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans, where the Kansas City Chiefs will face the Philadelphia Eagles amid heightened security measures following a recent terrorist attack in the city.

The Kansas City Chiefs aim to make history by winning their third consecutive Super Bowl, facing the Philadelphia Eagles on February 9. The game will feature veteran announcer Kevin Burkhardt, and Tom Brady's broadcast debut. The halftime show includes performances by Kendrick Lamar and SZA, promising a memorable event.

Trayon White faces federal bribery charges and a potential expulsion vote from the D.C. Council, but he continues to garner strong community support in Ward 8. Despite his legal troubles, White’s defiance and comparison to former mayor Marion Barry bolster his image as a persecuted public servant.

President Donald Trump is preparing an executive order to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education, shifting responsibilities back to individual states. This move is part of a broader effort to reduce federal involvement in K-12 education and expand school choice, sparking debate over potential inequalities in educational quality.

Bill Gates reflects on his divorce, calling it a major regret, while expressing gratitude for the family and work he shared with Melinda. He reveals finding new happiness with girlfriend Paula Hurd and emphasizes his ongoing dedication to philanthropy and technological innovation, showcasing his resilience and continuous personal growth.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s nomination for leading the Department of Health and Human Services advanced in the Senate but remains contentious. Republicans unanimously supported him, while Democrats opposed due to his vaccine views and potential conflicts of interest, raising uncertainty about his final confirmation.

Israeli PM Netanyahu meets President Trump in Washington, aiming to secure U.S. support for military actions and regional strategies. Key topics include the ongoing Gaza conflict, potential Arab-Israel normalization, and countering Iran's influence. This meeting symbolizes a revived U.S.-Israel alliance, with significant implications for Middle Eastern geopolitics.

Military families are struggling with rising housing costs, worsened by a potential rent-inflating software used by landlords. Fifteen Democratic senators have called for a Pentagon investigation, and a federal lawsuit against RealPage Inc. alleges that their pricing system has driven up rental prices, impacting military readiness and financial stability.

Elon Musk announced plans to shut down USAID, an agency key to U.S. foreign assistance, claiming it is ineffective. He asserted President Trump's full support for the decision. The move has raised legal and political concerns, particularly regarding its impact on international humanitarian efforts.

A federal judge in Boston temporarily blocked the Trump administration from transferring a transgender inmate to a men’s prison and cutting off her gender-affirming medical care. The case, brought by an inmate identified as Maria Moe, argues that the executive order violates her constitutional rights and exposes her to violence.