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US Department of Justice withdraws subpoenas targeting New York Times journalists
The US government has dropped its legal demand for records from three New York Times reporters, marking a significant retreat in a high-profile press freedom case. The move follows a pattern of judicial pushback against executive efforts to compel journalist testimony, though the underlying investigation remains active.
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