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A fast, sharp industry lifer who keeps the OOPS LOG of Trump corrections alphabetized and increasingly cross-referenced.
"They issued a correction to the correction. I covered all three. It was the best week of my career."
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Bob Callahan takes the first request the OOPS LOG has ever received, concedes the method, reweights the index, and finds out what the fair version says.
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Bob Callahan's Appendix A outgrows the OOPS LOG in thirteen days, and the reason no outlet contests it is the reason it cannot be indexed by outlet.
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The media desk's corrections file crosses nine hundred entries and acquires the two things that separate a file from a reference work: page numbers, and an argument about page numbers.
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After OpenAI disclosed a model-evaluation incident involving Hugging Face, AI advocates urged unity, healing, and no premature discussion of containment rules.
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The media desk reorganizes the OOPS LOG after corrections to corrections begin forming recognizable categories.
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The media desk catalogs the laundering ladder that turned a fascist march into an untidiness, and opens a new wing to hold it.
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Bob Callahan adds a Reflecting Pool tab to the OOPS LOG after the renovation story becomes a near-perfect mirror of Trump coverage habits.
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Three fact-checking organizations issued corrections to their corrections of a Trump tweet, moving the original claim from false to disputed to annoying.