Oops! The New York Times Just Referred To Ivanka As Trump’s Wife

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By Jake Romm April 6, 2017

Sometimes, a piece of data journalism transcends the numbers to give us a truly great piece of writing. Earlier today, the New York Times gave us such a piece.

At the end of an article detailing all of Donald Trump’s visit to his own properties while president, we’re given a short correction, but oh, what a correction:

We understand, New York Times – the two can be difficult to tell apart.

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