Bad Bunny explains '64' on his Super Bowl jersey
Bad Bunny said the '64' on his Super Bowl jersey honored his uncle Cutito, who was born in 1964, and he dedicated his halftime performance to him.
Daily Briefing (United States) — 2026-02-10
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Kitten saved from busy street shows calm 48 hours later
A foster carer posted a TikTok of an orange kitten rescued from a busy street 48 hours earlier; the clip has more than 866,400 views and 234,800 likes.
UAH 'extremely grateful' to Katie Britt, Dale Strong for securing $10 million in federal funding for research and expansion
University of Alabama in Huntsville leaders thanked Senator Katie Britt and Rep. Dale Strong for federal funding tied to the Exploration Plaza expansion; project materials reference $10 million designated for artificial intelligence research infrastructure as part of a broader federal package.
Starbucks adds internationally inspired menu items as part of turnaround effort
Starbucks rolled out internationally inspired bakery items, a dark roast and two fruit-flavored matcha drinks as part of CEO Brian Niccol's 'Back to Starbucks' turnaround, and the company reported same-store sales rose 4% in the most recent quarter.
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Other events of the day (6)
See all news →Other events worth noting, briefly.
- Detroit author creates coloring book to teach Black history across generationsArts & EntertainmentCBS News
- Black Panther Party walking tours in Oakland honor movement's legacyArts & EntertainmentCBS News
- West Philadelphia clinic provides dental and health services to underserved communityHealthCBS News
- Boil water advisory lifted for nearly 100,000 Pennsylvania American Water customersHealthCBS News
- Coffee and tea linked with lower dementia risk in long-term studyHealthNBC News
- LA sees Zohran comparisons as Nithya Raman launches mayoral bidPoliticsPOLITICO
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