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New York Times asks judge to quash subpoenas demanding reporters disclose confidential sources

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By Jacob Shamsian Verified
| Business Insider Verified
The Justice Department subpoenaed Times journalists over a story on Air Force One. Copy link Email Facebook WhatsApp X LinkedIn Bluesky Threads An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link The New York Times on Wednesday asked a federal judge to quash Justice Department subpoenas to journalists who reported on security flaws in President Donald Trump's new Air Force One plane. David McCraw, the paper's top lawyer, called the subpoenas "abusive" and "improper" in a statement.
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New York Times asks judge to quash subpoenas demanding reporters disclose confidential sources

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By Jacob Shamsian Verified
| Yahoo News Malaysia Verified
The New York Times asked a federal judge to block grand jury subpoenas to its reporters. Senate Democrats asked top DOJ officials earlier Wednesday about why they subpoenaed journalists. The subpoenas were signed by Jay Clayton, the top federal prosecutor in Manhattan. The New York Times on Wednesday asked a federal judge to quash Justice Department subpoenas to journalists who reported on security flaws in President Donald Trump's new Air Force One plane.
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Senators press top Justice Department officials on decision to subpoena New York Times reporters

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By Jacob Shamsian Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Senate Democrats asked top DOJ officials about why they subpoenaed journalists. The Justice Department issued the subpoenas as part of a leak investigation. The subpoenas were signed by Jay Clayton, the top federal prosecutor in Manhattan. In two separate Capitol Hill hearings on Wednesday, senators pressed top Justice Department officials on a decision to subpoena New York Times journalists over a story about security flaws in President Donald Trump's new Air Force One plane.
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