Simone Biles has once again made history in the world of gymnastics by winning her 9th U.S. Gymnastics Championship title.

The superstar athlete put on a spectacular performance at the national championships which were held in Fort Worth, Texas on Sunday. She finished with an overall score of 119.650, nearly five points ahead of the runner-up Sunisa Lee.

Biles’ victory marks her seventh all-around national championship title, making her the first woman to achieve such a feat since Dominique Dawes back in 1996. This impressive win also brings her one step closer to breaking Shannon Miller’s record of seven women’s titles.

But Biles’ dominance didn’t stop there as she also won gold in all four individual events – vault, uneven bars, balance beam, and floor exercise. This brings her total to a staggering 25 national titles, solidifying her status as the most decorated American gymnast.

In addition to her incredible performance at the championships, Biles made headlines for debuting a new move on the balance beam – a double-double dismount. The difficult skill involves two flips and two twists and has only been successfully performed by male gymnasts in the past.

Biles spoke about her accomplishment stating, “It wasn’t my best meet but it was still great to come out here and compete.” She also expressed gratitude towards her fans and supporters saying, “I feel like every single time it’s just amazing and the support that I have here just makes me realize how big this is.”

Biles’ success at the national championships further solidifies her as a top contender for the upcoming Tokyo Olympics, where she will have the opportunity to defend her all-around gold medal from the 2016 Rio Games.

Her continued dominance in the sport serves as an inspiration to young gymnasts around the world and cements her legacy as one of the greatest athletes of all time. Biles has undoubtedly raised the bar for American gymnastics and we can’t wait to see what she will achieve next. So let’s cheer on Simone Biles as she continues to make history in her illustrious career.

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On January 6, 2024, a group of supporters of former President Donald Trump stormed the United States Capitol building in an attempt to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. The events that unfolded that day have been met with widespread condemnation from both sides of the political aisle.

Among those who have received criticism for their actions leading up to and following January 6 2024 is South Carolina Representative Nancy Mace. In an interview with Newsmax on Tuesday, Rep. Mace defended her decision to switch her support from then-President Trump to now-President Joe Biden.

“I know people don’t understand it,” Mace said, “but I think it’s time for us to move on as a country and heal.”

In the weeks leading up to the election, Rep. Mace had been a vocal supporter of President Trump, even attending his rally in Washington D.C. on January 6, 2024. However, after the events at the Capitol, she publicly denounced her support for Trump and voted to certify President Biden’s victory.

“I was there that day,” Mace continued in her interview with Newsmax. “I saw what happened. And I couldn’t continue supporting someone who incited violence and disregarded our Constitution.”

Mace also addressed comments made by some of her constituents who have accused her of betraying them by switching her support for Trump.

“I understand their disappointment,” she said. “But I have to do what is best for our country and our democracy. And right now, that means standing up against those who seek to undermine it.”

Rep. Mace’s decision to switch her support has not been an easy one, as she has faced backlash from members of her own party. However, she remains steadfast in her belief that it was the right thing to do.

"We need leaders who are willing to put aside their personal politics and stand up for what is right," Mace stated firmly. "And right now, what is right is getting rid of Joe Biden."

While Rep. Mace’s switch may have come as a surprise to some, it reflects a growing sentiment among Republicans who are starting to distance themselves from the former president and his actions leading up to and following January 6th.

As Rep. Mace stated, “This isn’t about being a Democrat or a Republican, it’s about doing what is best for our country.”

In the midst of political divide, it’s refreshing to see leaders like Rep. Mace willing to put aside party affiliations and stand up for what they believe is right. Whether you agree with her decision or not, one thing is clear – change is happening in the GOP, and people are starting to realize that it’s time to move on and focus on healing as a nation.

Kenner, LA – A gunman opened fire in Kenner, Louisiana, on Sunday morning, injuring three police officers and two bystanders. The incident occurred outside a residence in the New Orleans suburb.

According to Kenner Police Captain Michael Cunningham, officers responded to reports of a shooting around 9:45 AM. Upon arrival, they encountered a scene where two individuals had been shot while sitting in their vehicle.

As officers approached the suspect, identified as 31-year-old Matthew Lathers, a shootout ensued. A Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office sniper was deployed and fatally shot Lathers.

Thankfully, the two wounded bystanders are reported to be in stable condition at a local hospital. Three Kenner police officers were also injured in the exchange of gunfire. Two officers have since been released from the hospital, while the third remains in stable condition.

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Sheriff Joseph Lopinto of the Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office has announced that his agency will lead the investigation into the shooting.

This incident comes as a blow to the community, highlighting the dangers faced by law enforcement officers and innocent civilians. Kenner officials have vowed to cooperate fully with the investigation and provide support to the victims and their families.