Corrections & clarifications

The original version gave an unclear description of SAFE's position on how to address rising oil prices.

The translation of a quote in the original version included a grammatical error.

The original version mischaracterized New York's Eldridge Street Synagogue.

The original version misspelled the name of the book's author.

The original version misspelled Stellamaris Mulaeh's last name.

The original version misidentified the relative of J.P. Wammack who was about to be born.

The original version misidentified the author of "Oil," a novel by Upton Sinclair.

The original version's subhead misstated the number of children in custody.

The original version misstated the album that included the song "Daysleeper."

The original photo credit was incorrect.

The original version mischaracterized "Norman's Ark" as an opera.

The original version misstated Mr. Falcier's connection with the cogeneration installation and misstated the cost per megawatt.

The original version misidentified the flag Reporters Sans Fronti�res unfurled and mischaracterized the journalistic community's reaction to the act.

The original version omittted a word, changing the meaning of a sentence.

The original version misstated which titles Miller won.

The original version misidentified when Sonya Hartnett's first book was written.

The original version misidentified the Aran islands.

The original version misidentified Arizona State University.

The original version referred to an incorrect sequence of events and misspelled Col. Richard Forster's name.

The original version misidentified a type of salmon and the White Boot Brigade.

The original version identified Nim as a monkey instead of a chimp. (Chimps are apes, not monkeys.)

The original version misspelled Eliot Pattison's name.

The original version misstated the home�s monthly expenses.

The original version mischaracterized the vote tally.

The original version confused India's rural and urban populations, and misstated the number of Indians living on less than $1 a day.

The original version misquoted Chairman Klein's letter.

The original version misspelled Elaine Kamarck's name

The original quotation did not adequately state the Nuclear Energy Institute's position.

The original version of the story misstated the name of the program Patrick Ball heads at Benetech.

The original version misstated Wolfgang Wagner's relation to Richard Wagner.

The original version incorrectly stated that Dr. Herb Hauser worked with architects designing new buildings for the World Trade Center site in New York. He didn't.

The original version mischaracterized comments Ory Okolloh made to the BBC in 2005. Ms. Okolloh had been discussing Kenyan bloggers, rather than the recently launched map at ushahidi.com.

The original version overstated the number of segregated schools in North Carolina's Charlotte-Mecklenburg School District.

The original photo caption misstated the amount of the Fed's rate cut.

The original version misspelled the name of the book's author.

The original version misspelled the name of the book's author.

The original version misspelled the writer's name.

The original version misspelled the name of the book's author.

The original version misstated the name of Reporters Without Borders.

The original version mischaracterized the location of the Camilo Cienfuegos oil refinery.

The original version mistakenly called The Sharper Your Knife, The Less You Cry a novel. It is a work of nonfiction.

A photo caption in the original version misspelled Shane Spears' name.

The original version incorrectly called the school Georgia Tech University.

The original version mistakenly identified running back Paul Hornung as a quarterback.

The original version misattributed a quote about the king's chief adviser.

The original version included details about detainee uniforms that were incorrect. The original story also cited the wrong number of detainees being released each week by the US military.

The original version misspelled Huh Chan Guk's name.

The original version misidentified the war for which the spending package provides emergency funding.

The original version misidentified the at-risk youths' nationality.

The original version mischaracterized Huckabee's stance on taxes. He supports the abolition of income tax and the establishment of a flat sales tax.

The original version stated that this was the first time US military chaplains have been used to mentor foreign military clergy. In fact, the US military chaplaincy has mentored and assisted chaplains of other nations throughout its history. This is, however, the first effort by US military chaplains to establish a chaplaincy in an Islamic republic as part of a wider, nation-building effort.

The original version misidentified Forrester analyst Chris Mines.

The original version incorrectly spelled the firm's name.

The original version had an incorrect date for when the leak was made public.

The original version cited an incorrect occupation for a trainer and specialty for a gym, as well as an incorrect description of a stunt and an incorrect release date of a video.

The original version misstated the exchange rate between dollars and yuan.

The original version misstated the status of Lagos.

The original version cited an incorrect figure for the total number of homeless veterans during 2006.

The original version misstated the location of the diner Clinton visited in Iowa.

The original version misquoted the price of the roof repair.

The original version misidentified a Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis economist.

The original version incorrectly stated the status of the West Bank.

The original version failed to specify who in Jena drew the connection between the nooses' appearance and the student question about sitting under the tree, and misstated the disciplinary action taken against the white students who hung the nooses.

The original headline and subhead incorrectly stated that Republican Fred Thompson alone among the '08 candidates was tackling the issue.

Screenwriter Kelly Masterson was incorrectly identified in the original version as a woman. We apologize to Mr. Masterson for our error.

The original version implied that Imus's return had been finalized, when actually the details were still being worked out.

The original version of this paragraph did not give the correct name for Imus's former employer. Also, it implied that his return to the airwaves had been finalized.

The original photo caption misspelled Peggy Whitson's name.