MediaMilitary
Pentagon Fires Stars and Stripes Leadership in Crackdown
Pentagon dismisses Stars and Stripes editor, reporter, and publisher after defending editorial independence, escalating press freedom concerns.
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MediaHealth
Dutch Media Fined for Overly Positive Ozempic Coverage
Dutch media giants DPG Media and Mediahuis face fines for overly positive Ozempic coverage, sparking a press freedom debate.
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MilitarySecurity
Media, Military Members Held at Gunpoint at Vandenberg Base
Invited journalists and two military members were held at gunpoint at Vandenberg Space Force Base in a security mix-up, raising protocol questions.
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MediaMilitary
Stars and Stripes Publisher Retires Amid Pentagon Clash
Stars and Stripes publisher Max Lederer retires citing differences with Pentagon leadership, raising concerns about editorial independence.
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JusticeMedia
Justice Dept. Subpoenas NYT Freelancer in Leak Probe
DOJ demands New York Times freelancer Matthew Cole reveal sources behind a failed North Korea SEAL mission report, raising press freedom concerns.
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MediaLaw
DOJ Drops New York Times Subpoenas Under Judge Pressure
DOJ drops subpoenas against New York Times journalists after federal judge threatens to quash them, in a major press freedom victory.
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PoliticsMedia
Trump Returns to Correspondents' Dinner With Rambling Speech
Trump delivered a 64-minute speech at the rescheduled press dinner, three months after a failed assassination attempt disrupted the original event.
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PoliticsDefense
Rushed Air Force One Effort Led to Safety Risks, Costs
A New York Times probe reveals Trump's push to speed Air Force One delivery led to ballooning costs, safety trade-offs, and a press freedom clash.
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PoliticsMedia
Justice Dept. Drops NYT Subpoenas After Judicial Rebuke
The Justice Department withdrew subpoenas against four NYT journalists after a federal judge threatened sanctions in a major press freedom victory.
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PoliticsMilitary
Navy Blocks Sailors' Service Records in New Press Curbs
The Navy will no longer release sailors' service history to the public, the latest Pentagon press restriction under Defense Secretary Hegseth.
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Press FreedomPolitics
DOJ Sought Phone Records of NYT Journalists and Relatives
The Trump administration sought phone records of NYT journalists and their relatives to unmask sources, sparking major First Amendment concerns.
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PoliticsDefense
Trump Confirms Air Force One Will Be 'Maxed Out' for Upgrade
Trump confirms Qatari-donated Air Force One will be taken out of service for defensive upgrades, acknowledging security concerns amid Iran tensions.
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Media & Press FreedomPolitics
NYT Reporters Subpoenaed in Unprecedented Press Freedom Move
Federal prosecutors issued subpoenas to five New York Times journalists over Air Force One reporting, sparking condemnation from press freedom advocates.
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PoliticsMedia
NYT Reporters Subpoenaed Over Air Force One Stories
Justice Department subpoenas four NYT journalists over Air Force One security reporting, sparking press freedom outcry.
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PoliticsInternational
White House Subpoenas NYT Journalists on Air Force One
The Justice Department subpoenaed four New York Times journalists after they reported security deficiencies in Trump's new Qatari-gifted Air Force One.
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US PoliticsMedia
DOJ Subpoenas NYT Reporters Over Air Force One Safety Story
DOJ subpoenas four New York Times journalists over reporting on security flaws in Trump's Qatari-gifted Air Force One, alarming press freedom advocates.
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PoliticsMedia
White House Subpoenas NYT Journalists Over Air Force One
Justice Department subpoenas four NYT reporters over Air Force One safety reports, escalating a press freedom showdown with the Trump administration.
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Media & Press FreedomPolitics
DOJ Subpoenas NYT Journalists Over Air Force One Report
The Justice Department subpoenaed four New York Times journalists to testify about their reporting on security flaws in Trump's new Air Force One.
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LegalPolitics
Supreme Court Upholds $800-a-Day Fine for Ex-Fox Reporter
Supreme Court declines to halt $800-a-day fine for ex-Fox News reporter Catherine Herridge who refuses to reveal sources, in major press freedom case.
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EconomyMedia
IPM-Rossel Merger Approved: Unions Warn of Media Job Losses
Belgian regulator approves IPM-Rossel merger creating a 94% share of French-language print press. Unions fear a 'social bloodbath' as jobs are threatened.
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LawMedia
Supreme Court Lets $800/Day Fine Stand for Journalist
The Supreme Court declined to halt an $800-a-day contempt fine against former Fox News reporter Catherine Herridge for refusing to reveal her source.
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LegalMedia
Supreme Court Allows $800-a-Day Fine for Reporter's Sources
Supreme Court declines to halt $800-a-day fine for ex-Fox News reporter Catherine Herridge, who refuses to reveal a confidential source.
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PoliticsMedia
New York Times Sues Pentagon Again Over Press Escort Policy
The New York Times files a second lawsuit against the Pentagon, challenging a policy requiring government escorts for journalists inside the building.
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