Correction: Sept. 13 Somalia story
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In a Sept. 13 story about Somalia, The Associated Press erroneously attributed details about Islamic militiamen advancing on the port city of Kismayo to an official of the African Union. The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, was from the European Union, not the AU.
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Corrects second and third paragraphs to make clear that  Canadian envoy not in country; deletes reference to Daniel Boon
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In an Aug. 26 story about Steve Stricker winning The Barclays, The Associated Press erroneously reported the last name of his caddie. The correct name is Tom Mitchell, not Matthews.
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(Official correction: corrects deputy national security adviser&rsquo;s last name to Jeffrey from Jeffries throughout)
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(Corrects attribution in last paragraph to Martin Reynolds,   an analyst at Gartner, not Hurd)
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Stung by setbacks to its latest strategy in Somalia, the United States for the first time reached out to hardline Islamists, its erstwhile enemies, to help catch &amp;quot;terrorists&amp;quot; allegedly hiding in the shattered African nation.
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By Omaha World-Herald, Neb.  Sep. 16----
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Corrects paragraph 9 to "Singapore second finance minister   Tharman Shanmugaratnam," not "Singapore finance minister   Tharman Shanmugaratnum."
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By The Associated Press  In a May 21 story about municipal wireless projects, The Associated Press erroneously reported that EarthLink Inc. suspended new bids. The company said it won't seek as many bids, but isn't completely ruling out new ones.
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(corrects to show event is not a holiday party for children, correction from source)
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The Corps orders up a passle of new South African-designed and Israeli-made bomb-deflecting vehicles. Plus: Walter Reed is not the only problem -- so many docs deployed to Iraq means a military MD shortage at home. In Danger Room.
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Please read in the first and 18th paragraph ... 1647 ... instead of ... 1674 ... (fixes typo in date). A corrected story follows: By Andrew Cawthorne.
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A Web site operated by Ron Harper Jr. was misidentified in a story in Friday's Intelligencer Journal. The Web site is 5thEstate.com.           The Intelligencer Journal wants to correct substantive errors of fact.
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same mistake in the country&#39;s east, where tensions are rising along the border with Eritrea. crises. The United States has called the violence in Darfur genocide.
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(Corrects third paragraph of Feb. 5 story to make clear the  source familiar with the probe was talking about a U.S.  investigation of the banks trading, not of Robert Day)
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Somali Islamists on Monday dismissed as fake two letters purportedly signed by their most influential leader and which led to a U.S. warning of possible suicide attacks in Kenya and Ethiopia.
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(Corrects headline and paragraph 2 to show cameraman died, not reporter)