In a new interview, Alysa Liu is defending fellow Olympian Eileen Gu against criticism over her decision to represent China in international competition.

Liu said she finds the backlash hypocritical, pointing out that Gu — who was born and raised in the U.S. but has a Chinese mother — has been criticized from multiple directions.

“I think people are hypocritical for shaming her for representing China,” Liu said. “Her mom is an immigrant. Y’all would have told her to go back to China. Now that they’re back in China, you’re mad.”

Gu sparked global debate when she chose to compete for China instead of the United States at the Olympics, a move that made her hugely popular in China while drawing criticism from some Americans.

At S&S High School in Sadler, senior Trinity Arrington was announced as the homecoming queen.

But instead of celebrating alone, she did something no one expected.

She walked straight to her friend Emily Petty — and gently placed the crown on her head.

Emily, who has Down syndrome, had always dreamed of being a princess. Their friendship grew after Trinity started spending her lunch breaks in the special education classroom.

As the crowd watched, the two girls walked across the field hand in hand, smiling and waving while classmates cheered.

In that moment, the crown stopped being about popularity — and became about kindness.

But here’s the honest question:

Was this pure kindness…
or would some people say it was foolish to give away something you just won?

A popular MAGA Instagram influencer with nearly 1 million followers, known as Jessica Foster, has been revealed to be entirely AI-generated.

The account, which posted staged photos portraying her as an “American army girl” and even interacting with world leaders, has no real identity or military background behind it. Creators appear to have monetized the persona.

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