The Justice Department has decided to withdraw subpoenas that demanded grand jury testimony and phone records from journalists at the New York Times. This decision followed intense questioning from a federal judge during a hearing on the matter.
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Justice Department withdraws subpoenas for New York Times journalists
The Justice Department has retracted its subpoenas for testimony and phone records from New York Times journalists after a federal judge raised concerns during a hearing. The move comes amid ongoing discussions about press freedoms and government oversight.
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