Errors and Inaccuracies in the News Media

NYTimes Corrects: 46 Million U.S. people not on Xanax

The New York Times issued a Jan. 22 correction to its Jan. 15 opinion article that incorrectly reported in its...

Starting this month, our international news stories will be cross-posted on Pakistan's Express Tribune, a partner of the International Herald...

The Toronto Star ran an incorrect story reporting that Canadian prime minister Stephen Harper "is making plans to play on...

Entertainment Weekly got the name of Jay-Z and Beyonce's new baby, Blue Ivy Carter, backwards in a Jan. 8 blogpost...

The Daily Beast questioned if "the New York–based Committee to Protect Journalists failed to stand up for dozens of imprisoned...

The Associated Press issued a Dec. 28 correction to its Dec. 27 story on "the extradition of a Muslim Bosnian...

The Lancashire Evening Post unpublished a comment claiming two firefighters had died, the newspaper noted in a Dec. 26 story...

South African newspaper The Times apologized for "tweeting an inaccurate report that former President Nelson Mandela had been hospitalised," the...

The publisher of Jackie magazine, which called Rihanna a "n---- b----," reportedly claimed the magazine did "nothing wrong" with its...