SUMMARY: In New Orleans, law enforcement agencies are collaborating to ensure safety ahead of the Super Bowl. Rusty Payne from U.S. Customs and Border Protection highlights their multi-faceted security measures, including aerial patrols and marine vessel operations to monitor waterways. With President Trump’s attendance, the coordinated effort involves local police, Homeland Security, and the FBI. Despite recent concerns from a New Year’s Day terror attack, Payne reassures that there are no credible threats to the event or city. Law enforcement presence is high, and officials are committed to providing a safe environment for attendees to enjoy the festivities.

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SUMMARY: The Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles are the final competitors for the Lombardi Trophy in Super Bowl 59, showcasing the best talent in the NFL. Notably, players A.J. Brown, Darius Slay, and Chris Jones all have connections to Mississippi. Brown, an Ole Miss alum, appreciates his family’s ease of travel to the game. Chris Jones, from Houston, MS, has deep pride for Mississippi State, while Darius Slay, who also played at Mississippi State, emphasizes perseverance in overcoming challenges. Both Slay and Jones reflect on their Mississippi roots, encouraging others to believe in themselves to achieve success at this level.

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SUMMARY: Authorities confirmed that the remains of all 67 victims from last week’s midair collision between an American Airlines flight and an Army helicopter have been recovered. The chief medical examiner is still working to identify one set of remains. Crews are recovering wreckage from the Potomac River while the National Transportation Safety Board awaits updates. The incident, which occurred as the flight was landing near Ronald Reagan National Airport, resulted in no survivors among the 60 passengers and four crew members. Federal investigators are launching a lengthy investigation, hoping to release a preliminary report in 30 days.

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