INTERNATIONAL
An article on Friday about President Trump’s proposal for a new “gold card” visa program described incorrectly a golden visa program in the European Union. Some golden visa holders are entitled to visa-free travel within certain areas of the European Union, but residence is restricted to the specific country that issued the visa; it is not the case that they allow recipients to establish residency in any country in the bloc.
ARTS
An article on Friday about the Netflix comedy “Running Point” omitted one of the creators of the show. Elaine Ko was a creator along with Ike Barinholtz, Mindy Kaling and David Stassen.
MAGAZINE
An article on Page 22 this weekend about Parker Posey misspells the surname of an actress. She is Michelle Monaghan, not Moynahan. And the article misspelled the surname of a filmmaker. He is Greg Mottola, not Motolla.
PUZZLES
The clue for 45 Across in Friday’s crossword misstated the name of a statesman. He was Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, not Mufasa Kemal Atatürk.
OBITUARIES
An obituary on Friday about the actor Gene Hackman misstated the age of his wife, Betsy Arakawa. She was 65, not 64.
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