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The Trump administration issued subpoenas to four New York Times journalists on Friday, following the outlet's publication of a story detailing security risks associated with President Trump's newly commissioned Air Force One plane, which was a gift from Qatar. The Times reported that the refurbished jet lacks some of the advanced security measures present in the older aircraft it replaced. The subpoenas represent a significant escalation in the administration's actions against press freedom, targeting reporters who covered national security concerns related to the presidential aircraft.
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The Trump administration issued subpoenas to four New York Times journalists on Friday, following the outlet's publication of a story detailing safety risks associated with President Trump's newly operational Air Force One plane, which was a gift from Qatar.
According to The Times, the refurbished aircraft lacks certain advanced security features that were present on the older planes used for presidential transport.
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Trump administration subpoenas NYT journalists over Air Force One security report