Katie Couric

2 months ago | katiecouric.com | Katie Couric

There’s almost nothing more summery to me than a big bowl of guacamole (besides pool parties and a garden full of tomatoes, that is). But you can enjoy my fantastic guac recipe any time of year, whether you’re having company or just having a night in front of the TV. Try this with tortilla chips (of course), or get creative and dollop it on top of eggs or spread it onto a sandwich. It’s so simple, and so, so satisfying.

2 months ago | linkedin.com | Katie Couric

The Trump administration’s war on DEI is ratcheting up. On day two of his second term, the president issued an executive order that rescinded diversity, equity, and inclusion policies within the federal government and ordered all federal employees in DEI positions on paid leave. But Trump has also made it clear that he doesn’t plan to stop there; the private sector’s in the crosshairs too.

Jan 6, 2025 | katiecouric.com | Katie Couric

Here’s how I’m spending my big day — and why I’m always honest about my age. January 7th. Even though I was born decades ago, this date still puts a little spring in my step. I love birthdays, especially mine! It’s never been easy being so fast on the heels of Christmas and New Year’s, but the good news is that it’s always made the holidays feel like they lasted a week longer. Ringing in a new year also meant I’d soon be ringing in another trip around the sun.

Nov 19, 2024 | katiecouric.com | Katie Couric

Katie talks to veteran journalist Margaret Sullivan about the tumultuous second term ahead. Way back in August 2022, I was struck by something that veteran journalist Margaret Sullivan wrote in the Washington Post: “Journalists certainly shouldn’t shill for Trump’s 2024 rivals — whoever they may be — but they have to be willing to show their readers, viewers and listeners that electing him again would be dangerous.

Nov 14, 2024 | katiecouric.com | Katie Couric

My gynecologist, Dr. Becky Brightman, weighs in. Great news this week for women whose lady parts are parched and sometimes feel like the Sahara: A new study is out that will reduce fears that vaginal estrogen will increase your risk of breast cancer or recurrence. Since Dr. Becky Brightman is my gynecologist, I wanted to get the tea from her. Dr. B: This study appeared in the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology on November 6, 2024.