Corrections in global and political news coverage from the BBC, The New York Times, NPR, Politico and more.
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The Telegraph has corrected two recent articles after publishing inaccurate claims about National Grid’s regulatory compliance and a senior immigration…
POLITICO has clarified that ECCHR’s case against TotalEnergies rests on nationality-based jurisdiction , not the legal principle originally reported.
The Telegraph has clarified that its report on junior doctors’ working patterns omitted the BMA’s explanation for why some medics work reduced hours.…
The BBC has clarified that a Panorama edit made Trump’s Jan. 6 remarks appear continuous, inaccurately suggesting a direct call for violent action.
The New York Times has clarified that Qatar, not the United Arab Emirates, mediated recent talks between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
The Guardian has clarified that Mariam Cissé’s killing in Mali was misdescribed as an “execution,” a term that refers specifically to a legally authorised…
NPR has clarified that the Jewish Council for Public Affairs is a nonpartisan organization, not “progressive” as previously described.
The Guardian has clarified that Andrew Cuomo ran in and lost the Democratic primary before standing as an independent in the New York mayoral race.
The Times has twice corrected its false claim that a newborn baby died after a burglary in Alice Springs.
The New York Times has clarified that Andrew Cuomo did not use the word “unequivocally” when condemning Islamophobic comments.
The Financial Times has clarified that the anti-tariff ad campaign aired in the US was launched by Ontario, not the federal government in Ottawa.
The Guardian has clarified that the A$840 million in government funding was awarded to a Gina Rinehart–backed company, not to Rinehart personally.
The Guardian has clarified that the One Big Beautiful Bill Act eliminated $187 billion in SNAP funding through 2034, not 2024.
The Guardian has clarified that violence near Dublin’s Citywest asylum hotel occurred over two nights, not three.
The Financial Times has clarified that Hong Kong’s 2019 protests were pro-democracy demonstrations that preceded and sparked the National Security Law,…
The Times has clarified that Chris Cash was accused of providing information for reports linked to Chinese intelligence, not of writing them.
The Times has clarified that the China Investment Corporation no longer holds a stake in National Grid’s former gas distribution network, having sold its…
The Telegraph has corrected its reporting after citing a third-party estimate that 800,000 “Boriswave” migrants would cost £234 billion.
Politico has corrected its reporting to state the accurate number of counts filed against New York Attorney General Letitia James.
ABC has amended its broadcast to reflect that the Black Saturday bushfires took place on 7 February 2009, not 28 February 2009 as stated in the episode’s…
Politico has corrected its reporting to state the correct filing date and name of one organization in the legal motion challenging ICE detainee transfers.
The New York Times has corrected its report to note that Representative Young Kim is a woman.
The Guardian has corrected its reporting to state that 20,817 family reunion visas were granted to relatives of people given asylum in the year ending…
The Council on Foreign Relations has clarified that U.S. aid to Ukraine was mostly allocated rather than fully delivered.
