by Sydney Smith on Apr 19, 2015
UK Express Corrects Photo ‘of a child reaching for a handgun,’ Says should’ve been shotgun
The UK Express admitted it was wrong to use a photograph of a child reaching for a handgun with a...
Corrections
by Sydney Smith on Apr 13, 2015
There was a warrant for Walter Scott, AP erred by saying no
Was there a warrant out for Walter Scott, the 50-year-old South Carolina man killed by North Charleston police officer Michael...
by Sydney Smith on Apr 05, 2015
Robert Durst is ‘a member of a band’? AP confuses accused murderer with Fred Durst, Limp Bizkit Frontman
It was a pop culture mash-up in the Associated Press newsroom when the editors, presumably asleep at the switch, allowed...
by Sydney Smith on Mar 01, 2015
Obama said ‘Sectarian’ NOT ‘Secular,’ WashPost corrects
Sectarian, secular, two different meanings. One, sectarian, is of or pertaining to a religious sect. The other word, secular, means...
by Sydney Smith on Feb 26, 2015
Israel not flooding Gaza? Al Jazeera Retracts, Daily Mail corrects
Several news outlets claimed Israel intentionally flooded the Gaza Strip. The AFP, Al Jazeera and the Daily Mail were among...
by Sydney Smith on Feb 19, 2015
Why did Globe & Mail report Canada’s Justin Trudeau got Standing-O when never happened?
Justin Trudeau's speech was OK, but not standing O-worthy. The Globe and Mail wrongly said Justin Trudeau, Canada's Liberal Leader,...
by Sydney Smith on Feb 19, 2015
NYT errs, blames Gov. Scott Walker for predecessor’s spending cuts
The New York Times wrongly blamed Wisconsin governor Scott Walker for education spending cuts and teacher layoffs that happened before...
by Sydney Smith on Feb 19, 2015
‘Kill all the Jews?’ Daily Caller apologizes for ‘Wildly inarticulate & perverted’ Headline
"Kill all the Jews?" The Daily Caller headlined a blogpost this week "Kill All The Jews And When That Is...
by Sydney Smith on Feb 16, 2015
Obama not Antichrist, but ‘could be 7th king,’ North Carolina paper corrects headline error
It's a biblical distinction with a difference. The Lexington Dispatch wrongly published that a reader thinks President Barack Obama is...