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NEW YORK (AP) — The Associated Press has withdrawn its story about the arrest of FBI agent Johnathan Buma. While the headline and other portions of the story correctly referred to charges based upon an allegation of disclosure of confidential information, the first sentence of the story incorrectly referred to the materials as classified. In fact, Burma is accused of illegally disclosing confidential FBI information, not disclosing classified information. AP will publish a corrected version of the story.
