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As the day winds down, catch up on a historic figure skating victory for the U.S. and the House GOP’s celebration of a monumental defense spending bill.

Texas Native Amber Glenn Wins Biggest U.S. Women’s Figure Skating Title in 14 Years

Amber Glenn has become the first U.S. woman in 14 years to win the nation’s most prestigious figure skating title, besting top competitors from Japan in a thrilling finale. The Texas native’s emotional victory has reignited American hopes for dominance in the sport.

Glenn’s performance showcased technical mastery and artistry, earning her praise from judges and fans alike. Her win is being celebrated as a turning point for U.S. women’s figure skating on the global stage.

House GOP Celebrates $895 Billion Defense Bill

An internal House GOP memo reveals Republicans celebrating their success in securing an $895 billion defense bill. The legislation prioritizes investments in modern weaponry and cybersecurity, emphasizing national security in an increasingly volatile world.

Critics on the left argue the spending is excessive and could be better allocated to domestic programs. Republicans counter that the bill ensures America’s military remains the best-equipped and most capable force in the world.

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