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Corrections: Aug. 20, 2025
Because of a production error, an article on Sunday about why the U.S. government is offering a $5 million reward for information leading to the arrest or conviction of a high-profile Haitian gang leader was missing the full name and identification of a man arrested in Texas in July. He is Bazile Richardson, a Haitian American trucker in North Carolina.
An article on Tuesday about the International Energy Agency forecasts suggesting that global demand for oil and gas could peak by the end of the decade misspelled the surname of the European Union energy minister. He is Dan Jorgensen, not Jorgenson.
Because of an editing error, an article on Monday about potential red flags that have popped up this summer heading into the next N.B.A. season misstated the number of red flags. There are eight, not 10.
An article on Saturday about factory-built houses that are the latest attempt by FEMA to address a longtime need to upgrade temporary emergency housing misspelled the given name of the director of operations of Liv-Connected. She is Allysa Taylor, not Allyssa.
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