Corrections Policy

We correct our mistakes

No newsroom is perfect. When we get something wrong, we fix it quickly and tell readers what changed. Hiding errors destroys trust; correcting them builds it.

How corrections work

• Significant factual errors (wrong names, dates, figures, or the substance of a story) are corrected in the article itself, and the article's "Updated" date is changed to reflect the correction.
• Minor errors (typos, formatting) are fixed without a notice.
• If a correction materially changes the meaning of a story, we note what was corrected.

How to report an error

Email us via the Contact Us page with:

1. A link to the article.
2. A description of the error.
3. Any source or evidence supporting the correction, if you have it.

We review every correction request. If we made an error, we correct it; if we believe the article is accurate, we will explain why.

No silent rewrites

We do not quietly rewrite the substance of a published story to pretend an error never happened. Updates for new developments are timestamped separately from corrections.