#us nationals 2025

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Alysa Liu performs to Promise at the 2025 US National Championships, placing first in the short program with 76.36 points. This is her first national championships since her retirement from competition in 2022. Liu was a 2-time National Champion in 2019 and 2020.

[sywtwfs]

Viewing information for US Nationals is now available on our website.

[allstarthrills]

pov: you just watched Alysa’s short program

[gabriella-papadakis-blog]

Some of the recent stories from Wichita 🤍

We can expect Gabi to join Johnny Weir and Tara Lipinski in the commentary booth during ice dance competitions. Schedule below the cut.

All times Central.

[leahthedreamer]

I hope Isabeau brings back her Breakfast at Tiffany’s fs for Olympic season since we’re likely to not see it again this season

[sirenwalker]

Alysa Liu queen of my heart <3

[roseandsalt]

ALYSA FIRST IN THE SP?!?!!??!

[levelofyoureye]

what kind of dirt does bradie tennell have on us figure skating oml

[rasberryclown]

People are skating that Alysa was overscored 😭😭😭

[victusinveritas]

Reminder: the companies and political entities pushing Project 2025 have addresses and go out to lunch a lot and should never eat a spitless meal for the rest of their lives.

Practice bagpipes outside their secure compounds.

Follow them around ringing a bell wherever they go.

If they are going to be farcically evil, be Animaniacally good. Be the definition of chaotic justice.

Also, vote. It might just kick the ball down the road a bit, but that gives people more time to organize a concerted resistance (in no way on any social media platform) to the fascist creep happening in America. It is possible to take this country from the bastards who control it, it will take work, effort, and occasionally going offline and talking to humans though.

[welcometoqueer]

U.S. programs and services in danger of being diminished or fully cut:

Social Security

Department of Education

Department of Labor

Department of Transportation

Medicaid

Medicare

Obamacare

FDA

CDC

USDA

FAFSA

FEMA

ACA

SNAP

EPA

FTC

FEC

HUD

HHS

NOAA

SCHIP

FAA

National Weather Service

Hurricane and other disaster warnings

Unemployment services

Student loans

Pell grants

Libraries

Fluoride treatment in our water

Meat and food inspections

National Parks

Other concerns:

(International relations)

Loss of U.S. membership in NATO

Potential UN ramifications

Tariffs

Support of Israel winning the war

Putin and Russian relations

(Loss of Rights)

Voting rights

Miranda rights

LGBTQ+, POC, and other minority rights

Reproductive rights

Protection against pre-existing conditions

Protection against assault and harassment

Child labor protections

(Daily living)

Prescription prices skyrocketing

No rent control

Little to no reproductive or health care access

Legalized police brutality

Diminished or cut protections and rights for minority groups

Restrictions on gender affirming care or legal services

Increased taxes and cost of living for the non-wealthy

No more $35 insulin

No labor laws - 40+ hour work weeks, no mandatory breaks, no paid sick or vacation leave

[burnhamandtilly]

ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEE BEST PICTURE/BEST INTERNATIONAL MOVIE "I'M STILL HERE" AND ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEE BEST ACTRESS "FERNANDA TORRES" 🇧🇷💖💖💖

[nyloww]

there’s a lot of stupid scary shit in project 2025 but killing the national weather service for me (a weather nerd who has hyperfixated on this kind of stuff for years) is one of the least thought through decisions, especially with how bad tornadoes and hurricanes have gotten over the years.

like… the NWS is who alerts people about oncoming tornadoes… take that away and now you have thousands of sitting ducks who don’t know that death is barreling toward them. Despite all of the rampant destruction we’ve seen from tornadoes in even the last year alone, deaths from those events have remained in the single digits. Why? Because the NWS and NOAA have worked tirelessly to increase the amount of warning time people have between when a tornado is spotted and when it’s predicted to hit. If I remember correctly, they’ve managed to bring it from seconds of advance warning to up to 16-20 minutes, time that is instrumental in saving lives. Take that away, and now you have people scrambling around trying to figure out what’s happening on their own.

Not to mention the amount of time and research they pour into predicting tragic events like Hurricane Helene and other disasters in waiting. Idk, it’s just…

[gabriella-papadakis-blog]

Some of today's stories ♡ Gabriella is on her way to Wichita for US Nationals! She will join as a commentator for the NBC live coverage.

[leahthedreamer]

This has been an excellent event so far… so naturally I fear for the free skate

[tilbageidanmark]

The hills are alive... with the sound of music