Super Bowl 60 Highlights and Immigration Official’s Alert: Morning Rundown

Casey Halston

Published: February 10, 2026 4:18 AM ET

The Seattle Seahawks captured their second Super Bowl title by defeating the New England Patriots 29-13. This remarkable victory took place at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California. The game was characterized by a powerful defensive showing from the Seahawks, who dominated throughout.

Super Bowl 60 Highlights

Seattle’s defense excelled, sacking Patriots quarterback Drake Maye six times and forcing three critical turnovers. Remarkably, New England remained scoreless during the first three quarters, a stark contrast to their previous encounter in the Super Bowl over a decade ago.

Record-Breaking Performance

Kicker Jason Myers set a Super Bowl record with five field goals.
Running back Kenneth Walker III earned the MVP award, appreciating the honor as a “surreal moment.”

Historic Halftime Show

In a groundbreaking moment, Bad Bunny headlined the halftime show, becoming the first Spanish-language solo artist to do so. His performance, which included tributes to his Puerto Rican heritage and featured stars like Lady Gaga and Ricky Martin, conveyed a powerful message of unity.

Intriguingly, a real wedding ceremony occurred on stage during his performance, adding another memorable element to the event.

Immigration Official’s Alert

In other news, Tom Homan, the White House border czar, issued a warning regarding immigration enforcement. He indicated that a targeted approach is essential to maintain public support. During a recent press conference in St. Paul, Minnesota, Homan advocated prioritizing the deportation of immigrants involved in additional crimes.

Homan’s experience spans multiple administrations, including those of Obama and Trump.
He emphasized the need for a focused strategy to secure the trust of the American people.

Homan voiced concerns that neglecting this strategy could lead to a decline in public confidence in immigration policies. His warning comes amid increasing scrutiny as immigration operations ramp up nationwide.

Recap of the Winter Olympics

The Winter Olympics also brought a mix of triumph and hardship. Skier Lindsey Vonn faced a significant setback, suffering a broken leg just moments into the downhill final. However, Breezy Johnson secured gold for Team USA, marking the nation’s first medal of the Games.

In figure skating, Team USA finished tied for first with Japan.
Ilia Malinin, known as “Quad God,” delivered an impressive performance, helping clinch the top spot.

With five medal events scheduled for today, including women’s speed skating and women’s hockey against Switzerland, excitement continues to build around the Games.