NPR legal affairs correspondent Nina Totenberg apologizes to U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito after NPR published and then retracted a story claiming Alito was retiring. According to reports, the article appeared briefly in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday and quickly drew attention before being removed. After the report was retracted, Totenberg sent an apology to Alito, stating that she was “so, so sorry,” as described by outlets covering the episode. The accounts agree that the retirement claim was not accurate and that NPR subsequently pulled the story. The reports also characterize the retraction as part of NPR’s correction process following the publication. Overall, the incident centers on a false retirement report, its rapid circulation, the retraction, and the reporter’s direct apology to the justice. No additional details about the source of the claim or the specific timeline of internal NPR review are provided in the excerpts.
NPR reporter Nina Totenberg apologizes to Justice Alito after retracted retirement report
NPR legal affairs correspondent Nina Totenberg apologizes to U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito after NPR published and then retracted a story claiming Alito was retiring. According to reports, t...
- NPR correspondent Nina Totenberg published a report alleging Justice Samuel Alito was retiring.
- The report is retracted and was removed shortly after publication.
- Totenberg apologizes directly to Alito following the retraction.
- All outlets describe the incident as involving an inaccurate retirement claim.
Nina Totenberg, American Legal Affairs correspondent for NPR, apologized on Tuesday after she false reported that Samuel Alito is retiring. The post NPR Correspondent Nina Totenberg Apologizes for False Report about Justice Alito Retiring appeared first on Breitbart.
4 hours agoNPR legal affairs correspondent Nina Totenberg wrote an apology to Justice Samuel Alito after she published a report about his alleged retirement, which has since been retracted. On Tuesday, NPR briefly sent shockwaves through Washington, D.C., when it ran a story about Alito retiring. The piece was up for only a few minutes before being […] The post ‘I Am So, So Sorry’: NPR Reporter Apologizes to Samuel Alito Over Retracted Retirement Story first appeared on Mediaite.
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