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Trump Administration Subpoenas New York Times Reporters Over Air Force One Security Report
President Trump criticized the New York Times and two reporters from his golf course in Sterling, Virginia. The administration issued subpoenas ordering testimony before a grand jury in Manhattan on Wednesday.
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The Trump administration issued subpoenas to several New York Times journalists who reported on the security capabilities of the new Air Force One, New York Post reported. The subpoenas order the reporters to testify before a grand jury in Manhattan on Wednesday. President Trump posted criticism of the New York Times from his golf course in Sterling, Virginia.
Trump criticized reporters Maggie Haberman, 52, and Jonathan Swan, 40. " A New York Times story reported that Trump switched from a Qatar-gifted Boeing 747, which received a $400 million refurbishment, to an older Air Force One aircraft. The story carried no byline from Haberman or Swan.
Stephen J. Adler, chairman of the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, stated that the subpoena "crushed" the public's right to know about its government.
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