Post's correction problems go well beyond Baltimore -- and all the way to the paper's Pulitzer Prize-winning reporting on lapses at the U.S. Secret Service

The Washington Post's correction problem

By News on the Net --Politico—— Bio and Archives--May 5, 2015

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UPDATE: Shortly after the publication of this item, The Washington Post changed the story in question from "Prisoner in van thought Gray was ‘trying to injure himself'" to "Prisoner in van heard 'banging against walls.'”

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