Today is Monday, February 10th. We're talking all about the Super Bowl surprises from the game to the

halftime show to the commercials. Also, the White House kept downsizing over the weekend. We'll tell

you what's getting cut and what departments President Trump is targeting next. Plus, two more

winter storms are in the forecast. Grocery stores are starting to put limits on eggs.

And travelers are bargain hunting to get vacations on a budget.

Those stories and even more news to know next.

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Philadelphia Eagles overpowered the Kansas City Chiefs in last night's Super Bowl. The Eagles were

dominant the entire game. In fact, during the first half, Kansas City scored zero points,

making it one of the worst showings ever by a Super Bowl team.

Eventually, the Chiefs did get two touchdowns in the fourth quarter, but in the end, the score was 40 to 22.

And the Chiefs lost their chance of becoming the first team to ever win three Super Bowls in a row.

For the Eagles, it was seen as payback since the team lost to the Chiefs two years ago,

and this is just their second Super Bowl win ever. Another highlight, of course, was the halftime show.

Kendrick Lamar was the first solo rapper to headline, and he performed some of his biggest hits

like Humble and Squabble Up. Samuel L. Jackson introduced Lamar while wearing an Uncle Sam costume, and Siza joined for

songs like All the Stars. Serena Williams danced to the popular disc track about Drake, not like us,

which was especially sensational considering Williams' once dated Drake. At the end of the performance,

Game Over was spelled out in the crowd. Whether you watch the game, the show, or none of it,

everyone can take advantage of some Super Bowl-themed freebies today. For example,

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