Highlights from a memorable Super Bowl, the impeachment trial nears its end, and more from Apple News

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It’s February 3, 2020.

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The impeachment trial is nearing its end. Senators will hear closing arguments today ahead of Wednesday’s ultimate vote
, when President Trump is expected to be acquitted on charges of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress. The relatively anticlimactic close comes after the GOP blocked Democrats’ last-ditch efforts to call new witnesses in the trial. ABC News

The Iowa caucuses are tonight, officially kicking off the 2020 Democratic primary season. According to the latest polls, many voters are still undecided, so it’s any candidate’s game. NPR

The Kansas City Chiefs won the Super Bowl, beating the San Francisco 49ers 31-20 and clinching the franchise’s first title in 50 years. Catch up on the major highlights, the night’s star players, and J.Lo and Shakira’s halftime show. Apple News Spotlight

Updates on the coronavirus outbreak: Chinese stocks tumbled, with investors concerned about its impact on the global economy. Meanwhile, Beijing accused the U.S. of stoking fear by evacuating American citizens. The number of confirmed cases has topped 17,000, and more than 370 people have died. South China Morning Post

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Make Way for Millennials

American politics are still defined by the values and priorities of older generations. But not for long.

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Your Questions, Answered

Is it possible to change your metabolism? The Washington Post

What exactly are “royal duties”? The Cut

What does tossing pizza dough in the air actually do? MEL Magazine

Five Stories We’re Talking About Today

Another reason to watch the Super Bowl? The ads. Here are the 10 commercials everyone is talking about. ADWEEK

After this man fell for a $40,000 phone scam, his bank offered to help — if he stayed quiet. The Wall Street Journal

Scientists captured the first ever video of one of the scariest places on Earth. The Atlantic

The average person lies multiple times a day — and sometimes, that’s not a bad thing. Scientific American

Grab a spoon and a some chopsticks: Here’s everything you need to know about ramen. FOOD & WINE

The Last Word

“	From the second the movie starts, you feel like everything you know about reality is over.”

Cats was an epic flop. But then things got interesting. Vulture

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