LOUISIANA: T-Mobile spent $8 million to air its Super Bowl commercial to announce that their Starlink beta program will now be open to anyone on any wireless carrier for FREE until July.

LOUISIANA: Ahead of the coin toss at the Super Bowl, President Trump met family members of the victims from the New Orleans terror attack, as well as local police and first responders.

LOUISIANA: President Trump is seen in attendance for Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans.

LOUISIANA: TRUMP ON STARVED HOSTAGES: “I watched the hostages come back today. They looked like Holocaust survivors—emaciated, in horrible condition. It looked like many years ago, the Holocaust survivors. I don’t know how much longer we can take this... We’re going to lose our patience.”

LOUISIANA: *MOMENTS AGO ON AF1:* President Trump signed a Proclamation declaring February 9th “Gulf of America Day” while flying over the newly named GULF OF AMERICA!

FLORIDA: President Trump departs Palm Beach International Airport en route to the Super Bowl in New Orleans.

UPDATE: The IDF says it struck a Hezbollah weapons-smuggling tunnel from Syria to Lebanon, along with multiple weapons and launcher sites in Lebanon that posed an immediate threat. The military says the targets violated the Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire agreement.

DEVELOPING: Initial reports of a wave of IDF airstrikes against Hezbollah targets in Lebanon. Some strikes are beyond the Litani River.

DEVELOPING: Initial reports of a wave of IDF airstrikes against Hezbollah targets in Lebanon.

MEXICO CITY: At least 41 people were killed in a bus-truck crash in southern Mexico, including 38 passengers, two bus drivers and the truck driver. The bus was en route from Cancun to Tabasco when it crashed near Escarcega.

WASHINGTON: CBS POLL: President Trump begins his second term with net positive approval, viewed as "tough," "energetic," and "effective," according to the first network poll released of the secknd Trump presidency.

NEW YORK: First snow maps are out from the NWS ahead of a series of storms moving through the Tri-State area from Tuesday morning to Wednesday night. The storms have trended south, increasing Lakewood’s snow chances over NYC. Expect updates as the system approaches.

ISRAEL: IDF troops fired on Palestinians approaching the Northern Gaza border, injuring several after they ignored warning shots. The suspects came within a few hundred feet of troops in the buffer zone.

VILNIUS: Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia permanently disconnected from Russia’s energy system, preventing Russia from using energy as a tool of blackmail, according to EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas.

WASHINGTON: NYP: President Trump decided to revoke the security clearances of former Sec of State Antony Blinken, NSA Jake Sullivan, NY AG Letitia James, and Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg. James and Bragg were involved in Trump's '24 criminal conviction and lawsuit in New York.

CALIFORNIA: Elon Musk says he has no interest in acquiring TikTok’s US. operations, stating, 'I’ve not bid for TikTok and have no plans for it.' His remarks, made via video link at a German forum in late January, were released today.

NEW YORK: A federal judge barred Elon Musk’s DOGE dept. from accessing Americans’ financial data at the Treasury Dept. after 19 states sued the Trump administration. He also ordered Musk and his team to destroy any obtained records. The order stands until a Feb. 14 hearing.

WASHINGTON: President Trump said that Japan-based Nippon Steel will drop its bid to purchase US Steel and instead will invest in the company.

WASHINGTON: The Trump administration is evicting more news outlets from the Pentagon, replacing CNN, Washington Post, The Hill and War Zone with Newsmax, Daily Caller and others.

WASHINGTON: Israeli PM Netanyahu departs the US after a nearly week long visit. He heads back to Israel with wife Sarah who was in Miami for the last two months.