President Donald Trump is set to attend Super Bowl 59 in New Orleans, marking the first time a sitting president will be at the event. The game, which features a matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles, comes just a month after a tragic terror attack in the city. On New Year’s Day, a terrorist drove a truck down Bourbon Street, killing 14 people and injuring many more. Despite the recent attack, officials have confirmed that there are no credible threats against the Super Bowl or its surrounding events. Trump’s attendance at the game is a historic moment, drawing additional attention to the event in a city still recovering from the aftermath of the tragic incident. Authorities have assured the public that security measures are in place to ensure safety at the game.
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