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info at stargloomedia.com. Good morning and welcome the kid news. I'm Tori. Today is Monday, April 28, 2025. And we begin with Americans giving President Trump a report card on his first 100 days in office. And it's one he might not want to show his parents. According to Fox News, his overall approval rating is 44 percent, which is lower than what it was for

Joe Biden, Barack Obama, and fellow Republican George W. Bush 100 days into their terms. Mr. Trump's

best marks were for his handling of the border, but issues related to the economy dragged him down.

At least briefly this afternoon, those policies

will take a backseat to pigskins when he welcomes the Philadelphia Eagles into the White

House to celebrate their Super Bowl win over the Chiefs. Will all the players go? Team owner Jeffrey

Lurie, who calls the invite a time-honored tradition, says it's optional. If you want to enjoy this,

come along and we'll have a great time. We're not politicizing it in any way.

Planets don't fall apart, or do they? Researchers at MIT have discovered one that's crumbling

to pieces, shedding the equivalent of Mount

Everest's mass every 30.5-hour orbit. At that rate, it will be gone in one to two million

years, which astronomers say is the space equivalent to one weekend in a human lifetime. The cause

of the evaporation? The proximity to its star, 50 times closer

than Earth is to the sun, which makes its surface temperature about 3,000 degrees Fahrenheit,

creating a magma mess that's boiling off into space and leaving a comet-like trail of debris.

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