Corrections: Oct. 11, 2026
- Texas gun club charges bungled by failing editors
- Supreme Court timeline hallucinated in print
- Quote butchered despite being public record
- Correction buried deep on the back pages
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Brief Summary
The media giants over at The Times are back at it again, issuing a fresh set of corrections to fix their own sloppy reporting. From misidentifying criminal charges against Texas activists to hallucinating the timeline of Supreme Court rulings, the outlet proves once again that accuracy is merely a suggestion.
Why This Matters
When news organizations can't get basic court charges or historical timelines straight, it serves as a stark reminder that you are reading a filtered narrative rather than objective facts. Relying on these sources for your worldview means building your opinions on a foundation of shifting, often incorrect data. Always verify the primary source documents yourself, because the people getting paid to do it clearly aren't bothering.
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