DOJ withdraws subpoenas to NY Times reporters in Trump plane probe
The Department of Justice is withdrawing subpoenas it obtained for New York Times reporters involved in an article about President Donald Trump's new Air Force One jet, prosecutors told a federal judge in New York on Thursday.The move came at a hearing in U.S. District Court in Manhattan, where Judge Arun Subramanian was considering a motion by the Times to quash the subpoenas targeting its journalists, according to MS NOW.The DOJ on July 10 issued subpoenas seeking to compel Times reporters to testify before a federal grand jury, the newspaper has reported. Several of the subpoenas were delivered by federal agents to reporters' homes.The subpoenas were issued by Manhattan U.S.
- ▪The Department of Justice is withdrawing subpoenas it obtained for New York Times reporters involved in an article about President Donald Trump's new Air Force One jet, prosecutors told a federal judge in New York on Thursday.The move came
- ▪District Court in Manhattan, where Judge Arun Subramanian was considering a motion by the Times to quash the subpoenas targeting its journalists, according to MS NOW.The DOJ on July 10 issued subpoenas seeking to compel Times reporters to t
- ▪Several of the subpoenas were delivered by federal agents to reporters' homes.The subpoenas were issued by Manhattan U.S.
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The Department of Justice is withdrawing subpoenas it obtained for New York Times reporters involved in an article about President Donald Trump's new Air Force One jet, prosecutors told a federal judge in New York on Thursday.The move came at a hearing in U.S. District Court in Manhattan, where Judge Arun Subramanian was considering a motion by the Times to quash the subpoenas targeting its journalists, according to MS NOW.The DOJ on July 10 issued subpoenas seeking to compel Times reporters to testify before a federal grand jury, the newspaper has reported. Several of the subpoenas were delivered by federal agents to reporters' homes.The subpoenas were issued by Manhattan U.S. Attorney Jay Clayton, whom Trump has nominated as director of national intelligence.
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