A mistake was made by a news organization. The error involved a report about a Supreme Court justice.
Details are sparse, but it is known that the report was quickly corrected. An apology was issued by a high-ranking editor.
Further information about the incident is available from the source, including an explanation from the public editor. The source of the information is a news organization, specifically National Public Radio, as reported by KPRC 2 Houston.
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