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Ripped by judge, DOJ drops subpoenas of New York Times reporters
The Department of Justice agreed to withdraw subpoenas of New York Times reporters covering President Donald Trump’s Qatari-donated Air Force One jet after a federal judge criticized the subpoenas for errors and lack of adherence to First Amendment protections. The judge questioned the DOJ’s rushed approach and potential misuse of subpoenas to deter reporting, leading to their withdrawal.
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