Every correction, retraction, apology and regulator ruling involving NPR that Misreported has reported, newest first.
NPR published, then retracted, a story saying Justice Samuel Alito had retired, after Nina Totenberg misheard a reference to retirement announcements.
NPR corrected a report after wrongly stating that the US had seized Greenland, rather than threatened to do so.
NPR corrected its reporting on the Brown University shooting, clarifying that President Trump spoke and Brown’s emergency alert updates were issued on…
NPR has corrected its report on lenacapavir, clarifying that the HIV-prevention injection is administered in the abdomen or thigh, not the arm.
NPR has clarified that the Jewish Council for Public Affairs is a nonpartisan organization, not “progressive” as previously described.
NPR has clarified that GLP-1 agonist drugs for obesity were first approved in 2014, not 2021 as previously reported.
NPR has corrected a key quote to say Israel’s NGO process was described by a major aid group as an attempt to “de-register” organizations, not…
NPR has corrected its reporting after the apple cider vinegar weight-loss study it cited was retracted.
NPR has clarified that Jimmy Kimmel was suspended on September 17 for comments made on September 15, and that John Oliver’s name was misspelled.
NPR has amended its Sept. 25 report on Hollywood’s dueling open letters over an Israel film boycott, clarifying that Selena Gomez and Pedro Pascal did not…
NPR has issued a correction to its coverage of the White House announcement on acetaminophen and autism after misstating the prevalence of the condition.
NPR has issued a correction to its coverage of the mass Gen Z protests in Nepal, acknowledging that arson attacks on government buildings and the homes of…
