US government cancels subpoena against three New York Times reporters
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The article reports on the U.S. government withdrawing subpoenas that tried to force New York Times reporters to reveal their sources for a story about a Trump-era Air Force One jet swap, highlighting a court judge’s criticism of the government's legal tactics. It frames the move as part of a broader pattern of government overreach threatening press freedom, especially under the Trump administration. The tone emphasizes the importance of protecting journalists' rights to shield their sources in national security reporting.
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