The Pentagon has restricted access for reporters by designating its press office as a classified area. This change limits journalists' ability to enter the facility, which has traditionally allowed them to approach military public affairs officials without escorts and ask questions.
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Pentagon restricts journalist access to press office
The Pentagon has classified its press office, restricting journalists' access to the facility. This decision limits the ability of reporters to interact with military public affairs officials without escorts.
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Pentagon designates press office as off-limits to journalists
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Pentagon restricts journalist access to press office