Crime & Safetyscore 853·8 metrosupdated 3h ago

Justice Department Withdraws Subpoenas for Journalists' Testimony

The Justice Department has withdrawn subpoenas that sought to compel reporters from The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal to testify before a grand jury. This move follows an aggressive crackdown on media leaks, raising concerns about press freedom.

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Local coverage

#1Los Angelesscore 583h ago

Justice Department Withdraws Subpoenas for Journalists' Testimony

#2Hampton Roadsscore 543h ago

Justice Department withdraws subpoenas that sought reporters’ grand jury testimony, sources say

#3Baltimorescore 543h ago

Justice Department withdraws subpoenas that sought reporters’ grand jury testimony, sources say

#4Bostonscore 543h ago

Justice Department Withdraws Subpoenas Targeting Journalists' Testimony

#5Philadelphiascore 503h ago

Justice Department withdraws subpoenas that sought reporters’ grand jury testimony, sources say

#6Detroitscore 463h ago

Justice Department withdraws subpoenas that sought reporters’ grand jury testimony, sources say

#7New Yorkscore 363h ago

Justice Department withdraws subpoenas that sought reporters’ grand jury testimony, sources say

#8Miami–Ft. Lauderdalescore 363h ago

Justice Department withdraws subpoenas that sought reporters’ grand jury testimony, sources say

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