Trump Administration Subpoenas NYT Journalists Over Air Force One Coverage

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The Trump administration has issued subpoenas to journalists at the New York Times in connection with their reporting on Air Force One. The reporters had published a story highlighting alleged security concerns surrounding the president's new aircraft. The plane in question was reportedly a gift from Qatar to the United States. The legal action raises concerns about press freedom and the use of subpoenas to compel journalists to reveal their sources.

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