Grace Carr
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What We Know About Olivia Rodrigo’s Upcoming Album, ‘you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love’
Last year, we got a sizable number of new albums from our pop-girl favorites. In 2025 alone, we got new music from some of the best female pop artists including Sabrina Carpenter, Audrey Hobert, Addison Rae, PinkPantheress, FKA Twigs, and even Lady Gaga. So far, 2026 hasn’t seen the same abundance.
A Dream Birthday at Conrad Bora Bora Nui: Overwater Luxury
Luxury and Lagoon Views: Our Stay at Conrad Bora Bora Nui Bora Bora has long been a destination that inspires wanderlust — with its crystalline lagoon, lush mountain peaks, and luxury stays unlike anywhere else in the world. We stayed here to celebrate my birthday and it was one of the most memorable trips of all our travels. Conrad Bora Bora Nui, one of the island’s most celebrated resorts exceeded our expectations. We stayed in a spacious, beautifully styled overwater bungalow.
Luxury Safari Living at Tomo Safari Lodge: Wildlife from the Poolside
Tomo Safari Lodge: Where the Wild Comes to You If you've ever dreamed of seeing lions from the comfort of a luxury lodge pool, Tomo Safari Lodge in South Africa is where dreams meet reality. Located within a private game reserve near Kruger National Park, this boutique-style safari lodge offers an extraordinary all-inclusive experience with wildlife encounters right on your doorstep — or should we say, poolside. Tomo Safari Lodge blends rustic African charm with creature comforts.
Feeling the Weight
Grace Carr · Follow 2 min read · -- September 29, 2024 The weight of this pen in my hand– it’s a good pen. A pen made by an artisan, a craftsman. The weight changes the way it feels, to write these words. It matches the weight on my heart. I don’t know how long it’s been there. But I think that my heart was first weighed down when I was very young. And then there’s the bracelet. I like the way that it feels, too. The green beads– they feel cold, and small, and solid, in my hand.
Pharmacy students assist in COVID-19 efforts
University of Montana junior Kinsey Smith smiles for a portrait in front of University Hall. Smith administered her first COVID-19 vaccine with the Curry Health Center on Jan. 15, 2020. Lukas Prinos / Montana Kaimin Third-year pharmacy student Kinsey Smith administered her first COVID-19 vaccine at the Curry Health Center Friday morning. “I really appreciated the opportunity to be involved,” Smith said.
Blotter: Borrowed cars, Best Buy and posters
Rene Sanchez / Montana Kaimin The University of Montana’s vacant campus was mostly quiet the first week of 2021. Most of the calls that were made to UMPD involved transportation requests, verbal disturbances, a welfare check and a dog without a leash. 12/31/20 JUST BORROWING? Officers responded to Pardee Court late at night when a verbal argument turned into a vehicular dilemma.
Virginia Judge Takes Back Own Ruling Letting Non-Doctors Perform First-Trimester Abortions
A federal judge abandoned his own previous ruling to permit medical professionals who are not doctors to perform first-trimester abortions in Virginia on Tuesday. U.S. District Judge Henry E. Hudson walked back his May 6 ruling that Virginia’s “Physicians-Only Law” requiring doctors to perform first-trimester abortions is “‘unduly burdensome’ and therefore unconstitutional,” The Washington Post reported. Hudson granted a motion for summary judgment following his conclusion.
Federal Judge Reverses His Own Previous Ruling Against Abortion Restriction
A federal judge abandoned his own previous ruling permitting medical professionals who are not doctors to perform first-trimester abortions in Virginia. U.S. District Judge Henry E. Hudson on Tuesday walked back his May 6 ruling that Virginia’s “Physicians-Only Law” requiring doctors to perform first-trimester abortions is “‘unduly burdensome’ and therefore unconstitutional,” The Washington Post reported. Hudson granted a motion for summary judgment following his conclusion.
Two Left Dead In Bizarre Threesome Murder Case In Georgia
A murderous episode in Georgia over the weekend left two dead in a case police called “strange” and “bizarre” in a Monday news conference addressing the deaths. Authorities arrested and charged Marcus Lillard, 41, for murdering his girlfriend Marianne Shockley, 42, Baldwin County Sheriff Bill Massee said in a Monday news conference, according to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Chick-Fil-A Floats Adding Meatless Option To Its Menus
11:15 AM 05/14/2019 | Business Grace Carr | Reporter Fast food chain Chick-fil-A is considering adding a meatless option to its menus to entice vegetarians and vegans to eat at its restaurants, according to reports. The famous chicken chain is in the “early stages of understanding” a new meatless addition to its menus, according to confirmation from a company representative, CNBC reported Monday.
Drug Abuse Is Rampant Across US. This City Ranks Worst
Added by Debra Tash on May 13, 2019. Saved under Feature Tags: drug deaths, Grace Carr, The Daily Caller, WalletHub Grace Carr | Reporter Thousands of Americans have died in the past half-decade from drug problems, and the District of Columbia is now the worst U.S. city regarding drug abuse, a Monday study shows. D.C. ranks as the state/area with the worst drug abuse problems in 2019, followed by Michigan, Missouri and West Virginia, according to a Monday WalletHub study.
Drug Abuse Is Rampant Across US. This City Ranks Worst
2:28 PM 05/13/2019 | Health Grace Carr | Reporter Thousands of Americans have died in the past half-decade from drug problems, and the District of Columbia is now the worst U.S. city regarding drug abuse, a Monday study shows. D.C. ranks as the state/area with the worst drug abuse problems in 2019, followed by Michigan, Missouri and West Virginia, according to a Monday WalletHub study. Minnesota, Hawaii, Idaho and Kansas have the least drug abuse problems, respectively.
People In Iowa Are Getting Sick. Looks Like Dogs Are The Culprit
Dogs are causing people to fall sick in Iowa according to health officials who have confirmed several cases of bacterial disease spread by canines to state residents. Officials confirmed “multiple cases” of Canine Brucellosis, a bacterial disease which originated from “a small dog commercial breeding facility” in Marion County, the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship said in a Friday news release.
Endangered Frogs Preventing Fire-Ravaged California City From Being Quickly Rebuilt
Added by Debra Tash on May 10, 2019. Saved under News, State Tags: California City, Daily Caller, endangered frogs, Grace Carr, Paradise, rebuilding Grace Carr | Reporter Endangered frogs in California are making it difficult for state officials to decide on regulations that allow fire crews to clean up debris left from a deadly fire in the town of Paradise.
Endangered Frogs Preventing Fire-Ravaged California City From Being Quickly Rebuilt
Endangered frogs in California are making it difficult for state officials to decide on regulations that allow fire crews to clean up debris left from a deadly fire in the town of Paradise. Clean-up crew have been barred, however, from entering approximately 800 sites because of frog species that have halted rebuilding and clearing efforts as state and federal seek an agreement on environmental guidelines, The Sacramento Bee reported Friday.
Chobani Donates Over $47K To Forgive Student Lunch Debt In Rhode Island
2:15 PM 05/10/2019 | Education Grace Carr | Reporter Chobani donated $47,650 to Warwick Public Schools in Rhode Island to help the district pay off a debt accrued by students unable to pay their lunch fees. The yogurt company’s CEO, Hamdi Ulukaya, made the offer in a Thursday tweet, saying that all students should have access to delicious and nutritious food in school, no matter their ability to pay. WATCH: as a parent, news of #WarwickPublicSchools breaks my heart.
Alabama Senate Delays Vote On Abortion Bill After Lawmakers Start Screaming On Senate Floor
The Alabama Senate postponed a debate on a near total abortion ban after lawmakers began screaming at each other on the Senate floor Thursday. The Republican-majority Senate adjourned without an official vote on House Bill 314, which criminalizes abortion as a Class A felony except in cases where an abortion is “necessary in order to prevent a serious health risk to the unborn child’s mother,” according to the legislation.
Australia Prints $2.3 Billion Worth Of Money With Misspelled Word
3:59 PM 05/09/2019 | World Grace Carr | Reporter Australia printed roughly $2.3 billion worth of paper bills with the word “responsibility” misspelled. The error occurred in October 2018 but went unnoticed until a Wednesday Instagram post pointing out the error went viral. The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) printed roughly 46 million “new and improved” $50 bills with the spelling error, The Guardian reported.
More Than 1,000 Weapons Found In LA Mansion, One Suspect In Custody
Authorities apprehended a suspect late Wednesday after police discovered over 1,000 guns at a mansion in Los Angeles’s Holmby Hills neighborhood. The Los Angeles Police Department took Girard Damien Saenz, 57, into custody Wednesday night after a group of local and federal agents seized a stash of more than 1,000 firearms of various sizes, makes and models from the home, according to NBC News.
Walmart Nixes Fruity E-Cigarettes From Shelves, Raises Purchasing Age For Tobacco
Walmart will no longer sell fruit flavored cigarettes and will only sell tobacco products to customers aged 21 and over. Walmart made the move after receiving a letter from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in April scolding the company for selling tobacco products to minors, The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday.
Somali Muslim Women Sue Amazon For Alleged Discrimination
5:41 PM 05/08/2019 | Tech Grace Carr | Reporter Three Amazon employees in Minnesota filed charges Tuesday against the company alleging that it discriminated against them because of their religion. The employees, three Somali Muslim women, filed charges with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). The women work at an Amazon warehouse in Shakopee. The women allege that Amazon violated the Civil Rights Act of 1964 by failing to accommodate their religious needs, according to the charges.
TV Host Busy Philipps ‘Scared For Women And Girls’ Over Restrictions On Abortion Access
TV personality Busy Philipps revealed on her show “Busy Tonight” Tuesday that she had an abortion when she was 15 years old. “I had an abortion when I was 15 years old, and I’m telling you this because I’m genuinely really scared for women and girls all over this country,” Philipps said, expressing concern over bills limiting abortion access that lawmakers in largely conservative midwest and southern states have passed.
Pro-Life Activist Abby Johnson Invites Brian Sims To Clinic After Video Controversy
Pro-life organization founder and former Planned Parenthood director Abby Johnson invited Democratic Pennsylvania state Rep. Brian Sims to meet her Friday morning at the abortion clinic where he confronted pro-lifers, including teenage girls. Sims came under fire after he filmed himself accosting pro-life supporters praying outside a Planned Parenthood in Philadelphia.
Federal Government Paying Billions To World’s Richest Companies: Report
The federal government is reportedly spending billions to fund a number of Fortune 100 companies, a study tracking federal funds shows. About $399 billion in federal funding went toward those companies between fiscal years 2014 and 2017, according to an OpenTheBooks oversight report published Monday. Most of that money came from contracts at $393 billion, but $3.2 billion of the total sum derived from federal grants given to top corporations, the report shows.
Voters Choose Biden And Bernie Over Other Democratic Candidates, Poll Says
3:59 PM 05/07/2019 | Politics Grace Carr | Reporter Democratic voters favor former Vice President Joe Biden and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders over other 2020 candidates, a Morning Consult poll reveals. Biden and Sanders lead the pack with double the numbers grasped by any other candidate in the field, according to a Morning Consult poll released Monday. Forty percent of Democrats favor Biden.
Police Catch Man Who Allegedly Shot, Killed Mississippi Police Officer
Police arrested a man Monday evening who allegedly shot and killed a Mississippi police officer less than a day before the arrest. Authorities arrested Darian Tawan Atkinson, 19, Monday night and charged him with shooting Biloxi officer John McKeithen in the department’s own police station parking lot, The Associated Press reported Tuesday.
Progressives Endorse Lipinski’s Pro-Choice Challenger
8:29 PM 05/06/2019 | Politics Grace Carr | Reporter Pro-abortion groups are gunning to replace pro-life incumbent Democratic Illinois Rep. Dan Lipinski, taking action Monday by endorsing his challenger Marie Newman. Planned Parenthood Action Fund, NARAL Pro-Choice America, MoveOn and EMILY’s List on Monday endorsed Newman, making clear their support for a pro-abortion candidate over the pro-life Democrat currently representing Chicago’s 3rd district, NBC News reported.
Police Catch High Schoolers Who Allegedly Planned To Bomb New York School
Long Island police arrested three teenagers who allegedly planned to bomb their high school and charged them with conspiracy Thursday. Suffolk County police arrested three 16-year-old students after their classmates heard them discussing a plan to bomb Connetquot High School, CBS New York reported. The students — two boys and a girl — allegedly talked about a plot to blow up the school on a May 1 bus ride home, according to the New York Post.
Trump Administration Issues Rule Allowing Health Care Providers to Refuse Services That Violate ‘Conscience’
– The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services announced a final rule on Thursday, May 2, protecting health care groups and individuals from mandatory provision or participation in services they object to for religious or moral reasons.
Scientists Develop 100 Percent Effective Treatment For HIV, According To Study
10:39 AM 05/03/2019 | Health Grace Carr | Reporter Scientists reported that an antiretroviral drug prevented the spread of HIV in 1,000 sexually active homosexual couples, according to an eight-year study conducted in Europe. The authors published their findings in the Lancet medical journal Thursday, Reuters reported. Researchers followed 1,000 couples, each composed of one HIV-positive partner and one HIV-negative partner.
Trump Administration Issues Rule Allowing Health Care Providers To Refuse Services That Violate ‘Conscience’
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services announced a final rule Thursday protecting health care groups and individuals from mandatory provision or participation in services they object to for religious or moral reasons.
Two Circuit Judges Shot In Indiana Fast Food Parking Lot
A person shot two circuit court judges early Wednesday in an Indiana restaurant parking lot after the judges got into an argument with a stranger. Clark County Circuit Judges Brad Jacobs and Drew Adams were shot in a White Castle restaurant parking lot at approximately 3:30 a.m. Wednesday, the USA Today Network reported. The incident occurred after the judges got into an argument with the suspected shooter.
Alabama Rep Argues For Abortion Access: ‘Kill Them Now’ Or ‘Kill Them Later’
Democratic Alabama state Rep. John Rogers is facing criticism after he advocated for abortion access and said that unwanted babies should be killed now or they’ll end up in the electric chair. “Some kids are unwanted, so you kill them now or you kill them later,” Rogers said Tuesday in a debate on a state abortion bill, arguing the decision to continue a pregnancy or have an abortion should be left to women. “You bring them in the world unwanted, unloved, you send them to the electric chair.
US Stops Measuring Territory Controlled In Afghanistan After 18 Years Fighting
5:47 PM 05/01/2019 | World Grace Carr | Reporter The U.S. military is no longer measuring and recording the amount of land the Afghan government has lost and gained, according to The New York Times Wednesday. Measurements of how much land, including districts and the number of people in those districts, insurgent forces control in Afghanistan is no longer being recorded, according to an April 30 quarterly report by the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR).
Pennsylvania Plagued By Horse Race Deaths, As More Than One Animal Dies A Week
Pennsylvania race tracks saw 87 horses die from training and racing in 2018, raising further concern about the safety of the sport following a spike in horse deaths in California. Almost 90 horses died at Pennsylvania’s three thoroughbred tracks in 2018 at a rate of roughly 1.5 deaths a week, according to data from the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, Penn Live reported Wednesday.
WATCH: Pro-Maduro Military Flattens Protester With Armored Vehicle, Leaves Him Bloody
Home >> Trending Topics >> In The News >> WATCH: Pro-Maduro Military Flattens Protester With Armored Vehicle, Leaves Him Bloody Posted by: Grace Carr in In The News, World News April 30, 2019 Get the CDN Morning News Blast Subscribe to our mailing list and get interesting stuff and updates to your email inbox. You have subscribed! There was an error processing your subscription.
WATCH: Wildest Videos Of Venezuela Uprising
1:36 PM 04/30/2019 | Video Grace Carr | Reporter Opposition forces gathered and began a military uprising Tuesday morning in Venezuela spearheaded by recognized leader Juan Guaidó against the country’s socialist President Nicolas Maduro. The uprising became violent as Maduro and Guaidó forces clashed shortly after opposition forces began a military operation to overthrow Maduro. Citizens and reporters captured on camera some of the carnage from Tuesday’s events, as well as how it’s escalating.
Venezuela’s Neighbors Support Opposition Leader Guaido, Call For Meeting
12:47 PM 04/30/2019 | Video Grace Carr | Reporter Columbia, Peru and Brazil on Tuesday came out in support of the military uprising in Venezuela against President Nicolas Maduro spearheaded by opposition leader Juan Guaidó. Shortly after opposition forces began a military operation to overthrow Maduro, Venezuela’s neighbors endorsed Guaidó and his supporters, and called for a meeting to address the military uprising.
America Comes Out In Support Of Military Uprising To Oust Venezuela Socialist Maduro
11:20 AM 04/30/2019 | World Grace Carr | Reporter Vice President Mike Pence and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Tuesday endorsed a military uprising in Venezuela spearheaded by opposition leader Juan Guaidó to overthrow longtime socialist leader Nicolas Maduro. Troops loyal to Guaidó wore blue bandanas and shot tear gas early Tuesday from inside the Carlota air base, an air force installation in the city of Caracas, The Associated Press reported.
Suspected San Diego Synagogue Shooter Charged With Hate Crimes
The suspected San Diego synagogue shooter will be arraigned in court Tuesday and charged with a hate crime in additional to the charges initially levied against him. John Earnest, 19, now faces a hate crime charge as well as one count of murder and three counts of attempted murder, Reuters reported Tuesday. Earnest is also charged with one count of arson, the San Diego District Attorney’s Office said Monday.
India Sees Mass Suicides After Thousands of Students Fail Exams
— Twenty students committed suicide after failing their exams in India, authorities reported. At least 20 students killed themselves after receiving low exam scores from the Board of Intermediate Education (BIE), Fox News reported. A student who received failing scores in biology lit herself on fire at her home after receiving her scores, according to the Khaleej Times.
Burkina Faso Church Attack Leaves 6 Dead
4:00 PM 04/29/2019 | World Grace Carr | Reporter Five church-goers and a pastor were killed Sunday after a group of armed men entered the building and shot the worshipers. Six people were killed in the attack on the Protestant church, according to a Burkina Faso government spokesman who said the church’s pastor was also killed in the attack, The Associated Press reported Monday.
Transgender Athlete Protests Gender Identity Ban Ahead Of USA Powerlifting Meeting
1:34 PM 04/29/2019 | Sports Grace Carr | Reporter A transgender powerlifter is speaking out against USA Powerlifting’s ban on transgender athletes, alleging it isn’t fair to ban an entire class of people from an elite sport. JayCee Cooper, 31, is a biological male who identifies as a transgender woman. Cooper first competed as a female in September 2018.
India Sees Mass Suicides After Thousands Of Students Fail Exams
10:25 AM 04/29/2019 | Education Grace Carr | Reporter Twenty students committed suicide after failing their exams in India, authorities reported. At least 20 students killed themselves after receiving low exam scores from the Board of Intermediate Education (BIE), Fox News reported. A student who received failing scores in biology lit herself on fire at her home after receiving her scores, according to the Khaleej Times.
Kentucky Governor Blames Shooting Of 7-Year-Old Girl On Teacher ‘Sickout’
6:08 PM 04/26/2019 | Politics Grace Carr | Reporter Republican Gov. Matt Bevin linked teachers being out sick to a March shooting of a 7-year-old girl and immediately faced backlash from his Democratic peers.
Federal Judge Issues Nationwide Ban On Trump Administration Abortion ‘Gag’ Rule
A federal judge on Thursday barred the Trump administration from enforcing its “gag” rule on Title X funds allocated to groups that provide abortions or referrals for abortions. U.S. District Judge Stanley Bastian granted a nationwide injunction Thursday that temporarily prohibits the enforcement of a ban on Title X funds for abortion groups. Title X is a federal grant program that provides individuals with comprehensive family planning and related health services.
Kansas Supreme Court Rules Bill Of Rights Protects Access To Abortion For Women
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled Friday that the state constitution affords women “fundamental” access to abortion. “[T]he Kansas Constitution Bill of Rights affords protection of the right of personal autonomy, which includes the ability to control one’s own body, to assert bodily integrity, and to exercise self-determination,” reads the court’s decision.
Australia Is Killing Millions Of Cats. Here’s Why
8:09 PM 04/25/2019 | Video Grace Carr | Reporter The Australian government embarked on a project to cut down its massive feral cat population using poisonous sausage after the cats decimated an estimated 20-plus species. The sausages contain a mix of chicken fat, kangaroo meat, herbs and spices along with deadly poison, The New York Times reported Thursday. Dr. Dave Algar, also known as Dr. Death, studied brands of cat food to determine what flavors were most appealing to felines.
ACLU Sues Indiana Over Ban On Second Trimester Abortion Method
Posted by: Grace Carr in In the Courts, US News April 25, 2019 ShareTweetSubscribe: CDN Daily Briefing The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Indiana sued the state Thursday less than a full day after its governor signed into a law a ban on dilation and evacuation abortions. The ACLU, a nonprofit legal and advocacy group, filed a lawsuit Thursday challenging House Enrolled Act 1211 (HEA 1211), which bans dilation and evacuation abortions.
ACLU Sues Indiana Over Ban On Second Trimester Abortion Method
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Indiana sued the state Thursday less than a full day after its governor signed into a law a ban on dilation and evacuation abortions. The ACLU, a nonprofit legal and advocacy group, filed a lawsuit Thursday challenging House Enrolled Act 1211 (HEA 1211), which bans dilation and evacuation abortions. The group filed its suit on behalf of two Indiana abortion doctors who perform second-trimester abortions.
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