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Judge Pauses Subpoenas After DOJ Sought Phone Records of New York Times Reporters and Relatives

The pause sends the dispute to a judge to decide whether broad grand‑jury subpoenas with third‑party phone‑record demands violate reporters’ source protections.

Judge Questions Pentagon Over Revised Press Access After Court Reinstates Credentials

Supreme Court Lets Stand Ruling Shielding Texas Officials in Citizen Journalist Arrest

White House Targets Reporters as Pentagon Installs Pro‑Trump Influencers in Press Corps

Epoch Times National Security Reporter Quits Over Pentagon Press Rules