Correction: Tiger Woods Learning Center story
An article in Monday's newspaper about the Tiger Woods Learning Center incorrectly stated the number of employees. The center has 30 full-time staff members.

An article in Monday's newspaper about the Tiger Woods Learning Center incorrectly stated the number of employees. The center has 30 full-time staff members.
An article in Monday's editions mistakenly said the Leadership Conference of Women Religious took out two New York Times ads in the mid-1980s. The ads were taken out by a group of nuns acting independently. Continue reading »
Because of an editing error, a quote in Wednesday's editions was wrongly attributed. It was Rep. Lamar Smith, Texas Republican, who said, "For an administration that uses word games to downplay the threat of foreign ... Continue reading »
The correct spelling for the name of the spokesman for the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia, mentioned Sunday in the "Stairway to Heaven" religion column, is Henry D.W. Burt. Continue reading »
A caption in Wednesday's Economy section misidentified Mark Cooper, director of research at the Consumer Federation of America. Continue reading »
An editorial in our June 1 editions, "Clintons' campaign blunders," incorrectly reported comments by former Rep. Geraldine Ferraro. The sentence should have read: Geraldine Ferraro set off a furor when she stated that Mr. Obama ... Continue reading »