DOJ withdraws NYT subpoenas as judge weighs press-freedom stakes

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The Trump-era DOJ pulled back subpoenas seeking grand-jury testimony from New York Times reporters in a national-security leak probe, after the Times sought to quash the orders and argued the move would chill journalism; the government said the investigation continues and may hinge on journalist-privilege questions and potential leaks of classified information, with a federal judge scrutinizing both sides.
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- US prosecutors drop New York Times subpoenas in Trump plane leak probe Reuters
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