The Justice Department announced on Thursday that it would withdraw subpoenas issued to several reporters from The New York Times earlier in July. The subpoenas were related to the journalists' reporting on security concerns about the new Air Force One jet, which was gifted by Qatar. This announcement occurred during a hearing in a Manhattan courtroom where Judge Arun Subramanian was considering the matter.
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DOJ withdraws subpoenas against New York Times journalists regarding Air Force One reporting
The Justice Department has decided to withdraw subpoenas against New York Times journalists who reported on security issues concerning the new Air Force One jet from Qatar. This decision was made during a court hearing in Manhattan.
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