In a recent turn of events, President Donald Trump, while en route to the Super Bowl in New Orleans, made an unexpected announcement.

NFL enthusiasts took to social media on Sunday to express their dissatisfaction following Ledisi's rendition of "Lift Evry Voice and Sing," commonly referred to as the "Black National Anthem."

Los Angeles County's probation department, responsible for overseeing thousands of probationers, is grappling with a significant staffing shortage.

The Los Angeles Fire Department's Assistant Chief, Kristina Kepner, has been embroiled in a domestic violence controversy that resurfaced amidst widespread criticism of the department's leadership following devastating fires in Los Angeles.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has expressed his willingness to engage in peace negotiations with Russian President Vladimir Putin, provided that the United States and Europe offer "more security guarantees" and pledge not to "abandon" Ukraine in the future.

In a bold move, Senate Democrats have introduced an online platform aimed at empowering public servants to report any perceived misconduct by the Trump administration, with a particular focus on the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by Elon Musk.

Conservative voices have been increasingly vocal about what they perceive as judicial overreach by Democrat-appointed judges, particularly in cases affecting former President Trump's initiatives to streamline and enhance the accountability of the federal government.

As the Super Bowl entered its final quarter on Sunday, President Donald Trump made a significant announcement: the United States will cease the production of pennies.

In a historic first, President Donald Trump attended a Super Bowl while still in office, overshadowing pop icon Taylor Swift and later taking to social media to ridicule her.

The Super Bowl LIX halftime show featuring rapper Kendrick Lamar took an unexpected turn when one of his dancers deviated from the performance, brandishing a flag that appeared to represent both Palestinian and Sudanese causes.