The WSJ has still not changed its headline: “An Abortion Story Too Good to Confirm.'
No one is expecting Carlson to go on his show Wednesday night and set the record straight. Theboth acknowledged, in a negligible way, that they’d been wrong about the story, but their updates left much to be desired. Both kept their original headlines casting doubt on the story.
An arrest has been made in this case, providing additional confirmation. More details below”—and loaded the new information at the bottom, and Kessler defended himself thusly:The irony here, of course, is that two of the most prestigious newspapers in the world were so eager to undermine this story by claiming it wasn’t confirmed that they didn’t confirm their own work.
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