New York Times asks a court to block DOJ subpoenas to its reporters
The Times is asking a federal court to quash subpoenas served on journalists who reported on security concerns with a Qatar-gifted Air Force One, opening a live fight over leak investigations and press freedom. (sources: www.kpbs.org, apnews.com, Roll Call, www.washingtonpost.com)

The New York Times is contesting subpoenas from the Justice Department that target its reporters. The motion raises concerns about press freedom and the implications of government oversight.
- The Justice Department issued subpoenas to New York Times reporters regarding their coverage of Air Force One.
- The New York Times has filed a motion to quash these subpoenas, citing press-freedom objections.
- The court challenge addresses the rationale provided by the Justice Department for the subpoenas.
Why it matters
This case highlights ongoing tensions between government oversight and press freedom.
Connected public decisions
Follow the issue pages where this story connects to public action.
Contact officials
Act on Federal subpoenas for journalists
See the current decision, choose your position, and send a message through the issue page.
Take action on Federal subpoenas for journalists