As hard as journalist try to be ethical and report the facts, they are only human and mistakes will occur. However, the error relayed by journalist to the public can change how we perceive the event, the world around us and other human beings (Tenore, 2010). The embarrassing headline by the Chicago Tribune announce “Dewey Defeats Truman” in 1948, when Harry S. Truman had pulled an upset over the Republican candidate and New York Governor, Thomas E Dewey (Tenore, 2010). Kathryn Schulz’s book Being Wrong discussed the problem of human error and how it distorts our perception of events. In an interview, Schulz’s answered subjects such as the need for corrections that journalists make; how the rapidly moving pace of journalism lead to error and