While we can provide a bare-minimum estimate of select costs such as air transportation and Secret Service work — nearly $1 million — this is only a fraction of the total cost of Trump's presence at the Super Bowl to American taxpayers.

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NEW ORLEANS — Military aircraft were seen flying over the Caesars Superdome Tuesday, hours after the announcement that President Donald Trump will attend the Super Bowl. The Secret Service said security measures have been 'enhanced' given that this is the first time a sitting president has attended the Super Bowl.

Social media users are claiming images from the Super Bowl show fans booing and aiming middle-finger gestures at US President Donald Trump, who watched the NFL's Philadelphia Eagles topple the Kansas City Chiefs from a suite in the stadium.

Trump became the first sitting commander in chief to attend a Super Bowl during the Philadelphia Eagles' blowout win against the Kansas City Chiefs at Caesars Superdome in New Orl