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'New York Times' fights subpoenas over new Air Force One reporting
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July 23, 2026
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1:01Now Playing"The New York Times" is trying to convince a federal judge to quash Justice Department subpoenas compelling several reporters to testify before a grand jury. The "Times" says the administration is seeking its sources from a story on security concerns over the new Air Force One given to President Trump by Qatar.
This clash erupted after the "Times" reported that the Secret Service interceded to convince Trump not to take the new jet home from the NATO summit in Turkey. The "Times" alleges the Trump administration is attempting to intimidate its reporters — seeking phone records of not just its journalists, but some family members.
Trump has sued the "Times" for defamation, while the paper has sued the administration to block new restrictions on covering the Pentagon.
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