Every correction, retraction, apology and regulator ruling involving The New York Times that Misreported has reported, newest first.
The New York Times corrected a Gaza bomb-size caption and removed a line suggesting Israelis' status as 7 October victims was a matter of perception.
The New York Times added an editor's note after an AI tool's summary of Pierre Poilievre's views appeared in its Canada coverage as a direct quotation.
The New York Times corrected its Pax Silica supply-chain fund story twice, after misstating the sums involved and misquoting Under Secretary Jacob Helberg.
The New York Times corrected a Davos analysis after wrongly stating that Larry Fink personally donated $2.5 million to President Trump’s White House…
The New York Times corrected its reporting on the American Historical Association after overstating attendance at a vote and the organisation’s total…
The New York Times corrected an obituary of Dr. Joel Habener after misstating his relationship with the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
The New York Times corrected its ICJ reporting after misstating an allegation made against Myanmar. The article wrongly referred to 54 houses being…
The New York Times corrected its reporting on the F.D.A.’s expanded Covid vaccine inquiry after misstating that pertussis is caused by a virus rather than…
The New York Times corrected its reporting on abortion access after misstating a national statistic in a feature on Carbondale, Illinois.
The New York Times corrected its reporting on the attempted coup in Benin, clarifying that the country’s capital is Porto-Novo, not Cotonou.
The New York Times corrected its reporting on the reopening of the Rafah crossing, clarifying that Israel said it would be opened in both directions once…
The New York Times corrected its reporting on a related security camera case, clarifying that Verkada’s nearly three million dollar payment was a civil…
The New York Times has clarified that the Israel Defense Forces reservist cited in its Binance terrorism-finance lawsuit coverage was named Omer Balva,…
The New York Times has clarified that Qatar, not the United Arab Emirates, mediated recent talks between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
The New York Times has clarified that Andrew Cuomo did not use the word “unequivocally” when condemning Islamophobic comments.
The New York Times has clarified that Chile’s government hopes to announce its northern data centre plan by the end of the year, not before next month’s…
The New York Times has clarified that the assault victim in Leon Goldenberg’s family was his grandson, not his nephew.
The New York Times has clarified that G.M. received 519 million Canadian dollars in government support to retool its Ontario plant, not one billion.
The New York Times has corrected its reporting to state that Michel Devoret was a postdoctoral researcher and John Martinis a graduate student at the time…
The New York Times has updated its reporting to clarify that the victim of an antisemitic attack in Boulder, Colorado, was a woman, not a man.
The New York Times has corrected its report to note that Representative Young Kim is a woman.
The New York Times has corrected its reporting to clarify that not all U.S. national parks were closed during the government shutdown, with many trails…
The New York Times has issued a correction to its Sept. 27 report, “Iranians Brace for Economic Impact of New U.N. Sanctions,” after misstating when the…
The New York Times has been forced to correct an article that wrongly attributed an antisemitic statement to conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
