If you are ever very close to the subject of a story, to the point where you know the important details, and then you see that subject get covered by the New York Times, you will see just how bad they are. Exceedingly, horrendously, tragically bad with facts, and trying to put an ideological spin on everything. But I'll grant that it's often less bad than some of the others.
https://www.johndcook.com/blog/2021/01/18/gell-mann-amnesia/
Despite being called out that the data was being misrepresented, they never updated the article.
The idea that Russia and a Ukraine supply 25% of the wheat in the world and they don’t correct that is egregious.
The tweet's claim is "...the statistic is misrepresented. The 13% number only captures people who worked from home BECAUSE OF CORONAVIRUS." That's exactly what it says in the story.
> Do you have examples of stories
And the weasel words don’t help here. Once the damage is done, a retraction cannot undo it.
Wen Ho Lee was in solitary confinement for nine months under threat of possible execution for things he did not do based in large part on drama whipped up (and never fully retracted imho, not that that matters one fucking bit for the nine months and other impacts on him and his family) by the early NYT reporting on his case.