The New York Times has submitted a motion to contest subpoenas issued to its reporters by the Trump administration. This follows a report by the newspaper concerning the new Air Force One. David McCraw, the outlet’s top newsroom lawyer, stated that the subpoenas were 'abusive' in a statement released on Wednesday.
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The New York Times files motion to quash subpoenas related to Air Force One coverage
The New York Times has filed a motion against subpoenas issued by the Trump administration to its reporters, following coverage of the new Air Force One. The newspaper's top lawyer described the subpoenas as 'abusive.'
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