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The Guardian·Mar 24

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The New York Times has accused the Pentagon of defying a court order related to press access. A judge had previously ruled in favor of media outlets, stating that the Pentagon's restrictions on press access violate the First and Fifth Amendments. The New York Times has taken further action, suing the Pentagon again over what it considers unreasonable press restrictions.

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