Good morning, you’re listening to BTW Daily News, February 3, 2026. I’m your host, and we’re ready to dive into the headlines that mattered yesterday and today, from Capitol Hill to the next Super‑Bowl stadium.First up, the long‑awaited congressional hearing on Jeffrey Epstein. The Clintons have agreed to testify, finally stepping out of the shadow after months where lawmakers feared contempt. It’s a significant moment for the probe, giving investigators fresh insight into the Epstein network.In business, Elon Musk’s SpaceX has completed a mega‑deal, merging with AI platform xAI in a valuation of $1.25 trillion. This move positions SpaceX as the first company to blend orbital freight with AI‑driven logistics, reshaping the future of space commerce.Turning to entertainment, Jimmy Kimmel reacted to President Trump’s harrowing Grammy rant. Kimmel said he was blindsided by Trump’s jab, sparking a rushed interview on the late‑night show. Meanwhile, Stephen Colbert exposed the most baffling redaction in the Epstein files, dropping a shocking clip that sent shockwaves through media circles.Speaking of shows, Bad Bunny’s red carpet look is turning heads. Ahead of the Super‑Bowl halftime, the Puerto Rican superstar displayed a series of daring fashion moments, confirming he’s as bold on stage as he is in music.In the sports arena, Sam Darnold has been seen confronting his own “ghost” at the Super‑Bowl prep. The former Notre Dame star was spotted swallowing the anxiety of a looming playoff, and his mental health coach said he's turning the fear into focus.Over in the international spotlights, Iran’s president expressed willingness to reopen nuclear talks with the United States, saying negotiations could resume in Turkey after a series of flatlined attempts. The same day, Russia and India announced deeper oil ties as the two nations eyed each other’s markets amid Western sanctions.Back to the U.S., critics in China grilled the government for awarding a Grammys prize to the Dalai Lama, sparking a scratch‑y debate about cultural diplomacy.And in a lighter beat, Twitter bots are now able to generate news headlines in real time—true to the spirit of each news cycle, the information isn’t just delivered; it’s spread like wildfire.That’s the rundown for now. Thank you for spending this time with us at BTW Daily News. We’ll be back tomorrow to bring you the next slice of the world. Stay curious, stay informed, and enjoy your day.
