Republican vice-presidential nominee sued over an editorial titled “America’s Lethal Politics.” It was published in June after a gunman opened fire on Republican lawmakers in Virginia, wounding U.S. Rep. Steve Scalise.

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The Times’ editorial was corrected twice when readers complained that it appeared to blame a political action committee belonging to Palin for “political incitement” after it distributed a map depicting Democratic lawmakers beneath crosshairs before the 2011 shooting of Democratic U.S. Rep. Gabby Giffords in Arizona.

The editorial originally was published online late in the evening. The newspaper issued corrections online the next morning and in print editions the day after that to remove those references and note the map showed electoral districts, notUEFA are likely to reschedule the Republic of Ireland's Euro 2021 play off semi-final against Slovakia for September or October.

The fixture between the Boys in Green and Slovakia is currently scheduled for early June in Bratislava, but will be moved, according to multiple newspaper reports, such as the Irish Daily Mail and the Irish Daily Star.

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the fixture calendar is in flux, and UEFA's priority is to provide clarity on club seasons. Europe football's governing body will hold a conference call tomorrow where the further postponement is set to be announced.

The Republic of Ireland were due to originally play Slovakia last week, a plan which was shelved as live sport is at a standstill around the globe. It has led to the European Championship