16-07-2025
Corrections: July 16, 2025
Because of an editing error, an article on Tuesday about former Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo of New York deciding to run in the general election for New York City mayor referred imprecisely to the political leanings of the cable news network NewsNation. It covers various perspectives, not just conservative ones.
An article on Monday about a new case against Tesla stemming from a 2019 crash of a Tesla Model S sedan with the Autopilot engaged made an incorrect distinction about the trial in Miami. It is the first trial over Tesla's Autopilot system to reach a federal jury, not the first trial over Autopilot ever to be heard by a jury.
An article on July 9 about the week's most notable new songs misspelled a trumpeter's given name. He is Rob Mazurek, not Rod.
An article on Tuesday about the hair loss medication finasteride potentially leading to sperm count reductions misquoted Dr. Kian Asanad, the director of the USC Fertility and Men's Sexual Health Center, and placed his comments out of context. He said, 'I always think about that on the back of my mind as something contributing or playing a role,' and, elsewhere, 'I don't think it's as common as we really think.' He did not say, 'I keep it in the back of my mind as a possible factor, but I would say it's a less common thing.' In addition, the article omitted funding information related to a 1999 study that found no effects from finasteride on sperm count. The researchers received support from the pharmaceutical company Merck & Co.
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