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Trump administration says a New York Times win in OpenAI lawsuit would ‘threaten national security’ and hurt small newsrooms

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By Andrew Deck Verified
| Editor & Publisher Verified
Posted Thursday, September 3, 2026 10:53 am On Wednesday, the Trump administration threw its support behind OpenAI, backing the AI giant in its ongoing litigation with The New York Times. The Department of Justice voiced its support through a statement of interest (SOI) filed with the Manhattan judge overseeing the case, which includes several other plaintiffs, including daily papers owned by Alden Global Capital, high-profile book authors, and smaller nonprofit newsrooms like The Intercept.
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Trump administration says a New York Times win in OpenAI lawsuit would “threaten national security” and hurt small newsrooms

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By Andrew Deck Verified
| Nieman Lab Verified
Sept. 2, 2026, 4:22 p.m. The Department of Justice filing argues that large publishers will disproportionately benefit if AI companies have to pay to use copyrighted content. On Wednesday, the Trump administration threw its support behind OpenAI, backing the AI giant in its ongoing litigation with The New York Times.
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Trump administration says a New York Times win in OpenAI lawsuit would “threaten national security” and hurt small newsrooms

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By Andrew Deck Verified, Joshua Benton Verified, Sarah Scire Verified
| gerd.fm
On Wednesday, the Trump administration threw its support behind OpenAI, backing the AI giant in its ongoing litigation with The New York Times. The Department of Justice voiced its support through a statement of interest (SOI) filed with the Manhattan judge overseeing the case, which includes several other plaintiffs, including daily papers owned by Alden Global Capital, high-profile book authors, and smaller nonprofit newsrooms like The Intercept.
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