Corrections that appeared in print on Friday, March 16, 2024.
Mar 16, 2024
A picture caption with an article on Thursday about President Biden's campaign visit to Milwaukee misstated the number of times Mr. Biden has traveled to Wisconsin during his presidency. As the article correctly noted, this was the president's ninth visit to the state, not his eighth.
Because of an editing error, an article on Friday about a third test flight of a Starship rocket misstated a goal of SpaceX for this launch. Although SpaceX had Starship perform engine burns that will be needed to return the vehicle to the launch site, it is not the case that it tried to recover the booster.
An article on Page 5 this weekend about a Native American Nation that is challenging the United States over a 1794 treaty misstates the first name of an Indian commissioner under President George Washington who later became secretary of state. He was Timothy Pickering, not Thomas Pickering.
An interview on Page 11 this weekend with the actor Jeremy Strong misstates the birth order of Kendall Roy in HBO's "Succession." He is Logan Roy's second son, not his eldest son.
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