Tulane in the News

World
WVUE-TV (Fox 8): Trump gives two-week reprieve to Iran; experts says US military remains well-prepared
World
WVUE-TV (Fox 8): Retired Lt. Gen. Russel Honore, Tulane professor applaud Iran ceasefire, but say crisis isn’t over
World
The Middle Market: Dry Powder Meets Dry Gas
World
WWL-TV (CBS): Delivery costs climb as War in Iran drives up fuel prices
Health
Altitudes: CDC Data Shows Cardiovascular Disease Deaths Rose for Third Consecutive Year in 2025, Reversing Decades of Progress
New Orleans Book Festival
Times-Picayune: America 250 Conversation: How can Americans come together in this moment?
New Orleans Book Festival
Times-Picayune: A $45 million restoration will transform the St. Louis Cathedral: 'A beacon in our city'
Health
MSN: A doctor shares 3 simple healthy aging habits from Norway, an underrated longevity hotspot
Science
Times-Picayune: Why has Mississippi River saltwater intrusion worsened? A surprising answer emerges.
Health
TCTMD: Disparities Widen Across Regions as Global Hypertension Burden Grows
World
Times-Picayune: Amazon considering purchase of Covington-based satellite company, reports say
New Orleans Book Festival
CNN: Dax Shepard talks with Anderson Cooper about grief, fatherhood and friendship
Health
MSN/Coil (Indonesia): Study: Frequent consumption of ultra-processed foods risks disrupting bone health
Health
Today (NBC): Woman Says She Lost 60 Pounds on Foundayo, Lilly's New Weight Loss Pill: 'A Big Difference'
World
CNBC: SpaceX IPO may be a step toward Musk combining ventures into ‘one big company’: Walter Isaacson
World
The World: US drops sanctions against acting Venezuelan President Delcy Rodríguez
Health
Health Medicine Network: HMN 2026: How Can a new heart health metric identify fracture risk in postmenopausal women?
Commencement
WWL-TV (CBS): Sterling K. Brown to deliver Tulane’s 2026 commencement address
Science
Times-Picayune: Stinging caterpillar season is back. How bad will buck moth crawlers be in New Orleans?
AI
WWL-TV (CBS): Tips for spotting AI fakes this April Fools' Day, from a Tulane AI professor