It's tough to be a Super Bowl advertiser, period. But this year, a divisive political climate has roiled the nation, making it even tougher for advertisers to connect with such a wide and diverse audience. (Feb. 6)

A huge sinkhole in Florida that swallowed 215 million gallons of radioactive water is now in the process of getting filled nearly six months since it opened up. (Feb. 6)

Two green-card holding Yemeni brothers who were denied entry into the US under President Donald Trump's travel ban have been reunited with their family at Dulles International Airport. (Feb. 6)

Documents obtained by The New York Times and ProPublica show President Donald Trump still has ties to his businesses. Video provided by Newsy

It cost nearly $100,000 for the Secret Service to accompany Eric Trump on his business trip to Uruguay.Video provided by Newsy

Nordstrom will stop selling Ivanka Trump clothing and accessories, creating questions about the brand's future. (Feb 3)

Here are the top stories for Friday, February 3rd: President Trump signs and order taking aim at the Dodd-Frank financial rules; New job report applauded; New sanctions imposed on Iran; Sky high Super Bowl ticket prices.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Friday aimed at reviewing the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial oversight law. (Feb. 3)

Super Bowl ticket prices seem to have settled after a few weeks of falling value. The cheapest ticket is now selling for around $2,000. (Feb. 3)

White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer gives more details on moves by the Trump administration Friday to imposed sanctions on 13 people and a dozen companies in response to Iran's recent ballistic missile test. (Feb. 3)

Business leaders from a cross-section of American industries joined President Donald Trump for a wide-ranging discussion about policy objectives in the White House Friday. (Feb. 3)

Ariam Kesete is about to invest nearly $300,000 to restore the two-story building at West North Avenue and North 38th Street into street-level commercial space and seven upper-level apartments. It will mark the largest project so far for Kesete.

Super Bowl ticket prices seem to have settled after a few weeks of falling value. The cheapest ticket is now selling for around $2,000. (Feb. 3)

Houston's mayor says the oil town is now America's most diverse city and has transformed itself to welcome hundreds of thousands of Super Bowl fans. Local businesses hope they open their wallets too. (Feb 2.)

The city of Aleppo - once a vital commercial hub - is now representative of the extensive destruction caused by six years of civil war in Syria. UN officials are scrambling to form a vision for a future Syria and find ways to tackle financing. (Feb.

CareerCast.com says jobs in health care and IT could see more vacancies over the next seven years. See how much you could earn in these expanding fields.

According to court documents, Johnny Depp is suing his former business managers because he's missing $40 million. They're countersuing and spilling all the secrets behind his money spending habits.

Valley home prices are poised to recover fully this year from the 2007-2011 crash.

Authorities in North Dakota say they arrested 76 Dakota Access oil pipeline protesters after they refused to leave a camp set up on private land. (Feb. 2)

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says he and the Patriots have a 'disagreement' about the 'Deflategate' scandal, but still has respect for team owner Robert Kraft. (Feb. 1)

Apple may have had a blowout quarter, but it wasn't enough to keep it in first place as the world's top global brand. Video provided by TheStreet

Tesla said developments are in the works to make their models safer in the future.

Here's the latest for Monday, February 1st: Trump nominates Judge Neil Gorsuch for Supreme Court; Transportation Secretary Chao sworn in; Caterpillar moving HQ; Anti-corruption protests in Romania.

The San Francisco City Attorney has sued President Trump, claiming an executive order over sanctuary cities is unconstitutional and calling it a severe invasion of San Francisco's sovereignty. (Jan. 31)

President Donald Trump says he wants to lower drug prices and bring pharmaceutical companies back to the United States. (Jan. 31)

Washington state's attorney general says he is suing President Donald Trump over an executive order that suspended immigration from seven countries with majority-Muslim populations and sparked nationwide protests. (Jan. 30)

The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) said it has filed a federal lawsuit challenging President Donald Trump's executive order that suspended immigration from seven countries with majority-Muslim populations. (Jan. 30)

The leaders of several major U.S. corporations have denounced President Trump's ban on refugees and immigrants from seven Muslim-majority countries. And the companies are putting their money where their mouths are.

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