Thread by @GlennKesslerWP

In a Wash Post article today, @kenvogel is quoted as saying “Not a single fact in either story has been successfully challenged," referring to his May 1 NYT article and earlier one in Politico. But that's not correct. The 1st paragraph has a big mistake--> washingtonpost.com/politics/2019/…

@kenvogel Vogel says Biden traveled to Kyiv in March and demanded action. But he never went to Ukraine in March; it was in December. The timeline is important because a Dec-March frame shows it was a diplomatic process, not a shakedown as portrayed by Trumpland, using Vogel's report

@kenvogel Yet the NYT has refused to correct this significant mistake, so other news organizations keep repeating it. Surely a "newspaper of record" should want to acknowledge this error, given the high stakes of the impeachment inquiry. It's a mystery why a correction has not been made.

@kenvogel I should note that @gregmyre1 of @NPR and @GrahamDavidA of @TheAtlantic have also not corrected their articles. (Nor have others.) But the original error started with the May 1 article in The Times. Check the records: Biden never traveled to Ukraine in March.

@kenvogel @gregmyre1 @NPR @GrahamDavidA @TheAtlantic Our article detailing this significant factual mistake appeared six weeks ago and also appeared in the print edition of the Sunday Post. No one from the NYT has challenged our reporting. There is simply no excuse to falsely claim no one has caught an error in the May 1 article.

Addendum: the NYT has now corrected and updated the article