Pentagon Revokes Media Offices, Amid Press Access Clashes
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U.S. Defense Department to Relocate Media Offices After Lawsuit Win for The New York Times
The U.S. Defense Department plans to move media offices out of the Pentagon following a federal judges ruling in favor of The New York Times in a lawsuit over reporter access. The decision came after the Times argued that the Pentagons new rules violated free speech and due process rights. The judge called the policy a form of unfair bias against certain news outlets, amid broader clashes with the Trump administration over press access. Under the updated policy, reporters can still cover press conferences and arranged interviews but will need escorts and wont have dedicated offices anymore.
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