Tulane in the News

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Deseret News: When churches turn into COVID-19 testing sites
NPR: 'Game-Changer': Kamala Harris Makes History As Next Vice President
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CNBC: Walter Isaacson on being part of the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine trial
CNBC: Author Walter Isaacson on the the 2020 election and state of the U.S. economy Walter Isaacson, Tulane professor and an advisory partner at Perella Weinberg Partners, joins “Squawk Box” to discuss the latest on the ongoing count of the 2020 election
Weather.com: Burrito Levee in Grand Isle, Louisiana, Battered By Multiple Storms
Law & Crime: Trump Is Begging Supreme Court to Stop the Pain and Save Pennsylvania. Legal Experts Say It’s Not Going to Happen.
Law & Crime: Republican Calls to Defy the Will of the Voters Completely Ignore Recent SCOTUS Precedent on Faithless Electors
Fox 8 Live: Constitutional law expert weighs in as Trump turns to the courts to help his re-election prospects
Radio.com: Law Professor: It will be hard for either campaign to win a lawsuit
Uro Today: Pembrolizumab in mCRPC Patients with Microsatellite Instability High (MSI-H) Detected by Circulating Tumor DNA - Pedro Barata
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The Advocate: John Barry: I spent seven years studying epidemics. House GOP's petition is idiotic
Law & Crime: ‘Ridiculous’: Woman Forced to Hide Her Ruth Bader Ginsburg T-Shirt While Voting
Law & Crime: ‘Ridiculous’: Woman Forced to Hide Her Ruth Bader Ginsburg T-Shirt While Voting
Nola.com: 'Where old New Orleans perseveres': Geographer Campanella writes a book about the West Bank
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Boston Globe: Boston College football team keeps winning its daily battle with COVID-19
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CIDRAP: Confronting the notion that face masks reduce COVID 'dose'
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Washington Post: Before Thanksgiving, colleges plan to ramp up testing for coronavirus
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The Advocate: Amid legal battle over Louisiana's coronavirus order, how much do restrictions actually matter?
AP News: Louisiana award goes to writer of books on pandemic, floods
Sports Illustrated: NCAA Reform, Congress and the Most Consequential Election in U.S. College Sports History