Corrections: Nov. 28, 2024

NATIONAL

An article on Tuesday about the Democratic Party’s efforts to regain momentum in Southern battleground states, misidentified the college at which Laken Riley was enrolled at the time of her death. She was attending Augusta University, not the University of Georgia.

ARTS

A film review on Nov. 22 about the documentary “Sabbath Queen” misspelled the surname of the subject of the film. He is Rabbi Amichai Lau-Lavie, not Lau-Levie.

Two picture captions with an article on Nov. 22 about the artist Ouattara Watts misstated where the paintings “Spiritual Gangster 02” and “Spiritual Gangster 06” are on view. They are at the Currier Museum of Art, not Karma Gallery.

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