What forced her resignation from The New York Times?
Personal reasons
Inaccurate Iraq stories
Editorial disagreements
Retirement
Answer
The inaccurate reporting of Iraq stories by The New York Times led to Judith Miller's resignation. Miller's articles, published in the lead-up to the 2003 invasion of Iraq, presented a biased and uncritical perspective on the Bush administration's claims regarding Iraq's weapons program. This contributed to the misinformation disseminated by the U.S. government, prompting widespread criticism and ultimately resulting in Miller's departure from the newspaper.
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