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Justice Department Drops Subpoenas for New York Times Reporters

The Trump administration has withdrawn subpoenas issued to several New York Times journalists who reported on security issues related to a Qatari-donated Air Force One plane. The subpoenas were issued on July 10 by Manhattan U.S. Attorney Jay Clayton. A prosecutor announced the withdrawal during a court hearing on Thursday. The journalists had reported on the lack of security features on the plane, which was a gift from Qatar to President Donald Trump. Critics have described the subpoenas as part of a broader pressure campaign by the White House against the media. The Justice Department did not provide a reason for dropping the subpoenas. The Times said it welcomed the decision. The case had raised concerns about press freedom and the protection of journalists' sources.

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