Sentence examples for correct news from inspiring English sources

Some agencies have also used the Web to correct news outlets that provided misleading information.

Social media was a source of comfort, correct news, and chaos during crisis.

The presidential spokesman Zaw Htay said Myanmar was "releasing correct news immediately" to prevent the spread of misinformation.

(The New York Times initially reported a Union victory).. Hamilton's wife sent a servant to the butcher with a message: "Tell me the correct news.

The Justice Department's Inspector General tried in vain to correct news accounts claiming it had paid sixteen dollars for each and every muffin at an agency event.

On the conference call on Wednesday morning, Mr. Austrian went out of his way to correct news releases, which had depicted the deal as an acquisition of OfficeMax by Office Depot.

Mr. Blumenthal has faced criticism since The New York Times reported last month that he had falsely claimed he had served in Vietnam and that he had not corrected news reports that perpetuated the claim.

Mr. Blumenthal, who is the Democratic candidate for the United States Senate, has faced scrutiny since The New York Times reported last month that he had falsely claimed to have served in Vietnam and that he had not corrected news reports that repeated the claim.

Those problems stemmed from an effort to correct the news service that was begun two years ago, after V.N.S. led all networks to predict the Florida election erroneously.

He strenuously denies that he has worked as a lobbyist, which is technically correct, although news media accounts have made clear recently that some actions he took for clients were indistinguishable from what registered lobbyists do.

We hoped that our effort to correct their news would draw attention to the fact that it was likely that an outside decision was involved in changing The Onion's tune".