belongs on The Daily Show." New York Times NASCAR coverage In the first edition of this book, Coulter incorrectly alleged that The New York Times did not cover NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt's death until two days after he died:The New York Times did, in fact, cover Earnhardt's death the same day that he died: sportswriter Robert Lipsyte authored an article for the front page that was published on February 18, 2001. Another front page article appeared in the Times on the following day. Coulter cited an article indeed written two days after Earnhardt's death—Rick Bragg, a Pulitzer Prize winner who grew up in the South, wrote a personal piece on Earnhardt and his passing—bringing the total to three days in a row in which the Times'' covered Earnhardt's death on its front page. The paper also ran a prominent story about Earnhardt before his death. Coulter responded to this widely publicized error as follows: Coulter corrected the error in the paperback edition of her book. References External links Booknotes interview with Coulter on Slander, August 11, 2002. Today Show interview with Coulter about Slander, July, 2002. 2002 non-fiction books Books by Ann Coulter Books critical of modern liberalism in the United States Books about politics of the United States English-language books