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Journalists urge correspondents' association to stand up to Trump at rescheduled press dinner
Journalists and press freedom groups urge the White House Correspondents’ Association to confront the Trump administration’s attacks on media during its rescheduled dinner. The letter highlights recent Justice Department subpoenas of New York Times journalists and threats by Trump to revoke licenses of critical broadcasters. The event, moved to Waldorf Astoria Hotel due to security concerns, will be attended by Trump, who called the rescheduling a sign of 'Strength and Fortitude.'
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White House Correspondents’ AssociationorganizationDonald TrumppersonLisa StarkpersonIan CameronpersonSociety of Professional JournalistsorganizationCommittee to Protect JournalistsorganizationNational Association of Black JournalistsorganizationJustice DepartmentorganizationThe New York TimesorganizationWaldorf Astoria Hotelplace
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