Katie Couric Diagnosed With Amnesia After “Freaky” Incident

By New Zealand Blog News Service Jul 7, 2026

Katie Couric can’t remember one of the strangest days of her life.
The investigative journalist detailed a recent health scare—that she coined “The Day I’ll Never Remember”—during which the…
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