
A Feb. 19 "Assessment" of Colin Powell, Fred Kaplan wrongly identified John Bolton as the No. 2 in the State Department. In fact, Richard Armitage, the deputy secretary, is the department's No. 2. Bolton is undersecretary for arms control and international security, one of six undersecretaries.
In a Feb. 18 "Dispatch From Cambodia," Rachel Louise Snyder mistakenly said factories in Cambodia pay $40 per day. The correct figure is $40 per month.
In the Feb. 11 "Chatterbox," Josh Levin and Timothy Noah originally misspelled the first name of the Senate candidate for whom George W. Bush worked in Alabama. His name is Winton, not Winston, Blount.
If you believe you have found an inaccuracy in a Slate story, please send an e-mail to , and we will investigate. General comments should be posted in "The Fray," our reader discussion forum.
Hitchens: How Iraqi Oil Could Change Everything in the Middle East
The Perfect Gift for the Policy Wonk in Your Life
Wait, the Whig Party Is Making a Comeback?
The Copenhagen Climate Conference Is Really Freaking Out My 9-Year-Old
Is Health Care Reform Without a Public Option Better Than Nothing?
The Unspeakably Raunchy English Sex Clubs of the 18th Century











