Trump administration subpoenas New York Times journalists over Air Force One reporting
Summary
Several New York Times journalists were ordered to testify in a federal grand jury investigation about leaks related to security concerns over President Trump's new Air Force One plane. The Justice Department is looking into illegal disclosure of classified information, while the journalists reported that the plane provided by Qatar may lack advanced security features.Key Facts
- Federal agents served subpoenas to New York Times reporters requiring their testimony under oath.
- The investigation involves possible illegal leaks about national security linked to President Trump's new Air Force One.
- The new Air Force One plane was donated by Qatar and unveiled by President Trump last month.
- Reports said the plane lacked some advanced security features, including antimissile defenses.
- The Secret Service advised President Trump to switch to an older plane after the NATO summit in Turkey due to security concerns.
- The Department of Justice stated it is trying to prevent unauthorized sharing of classified information.
- The journalists argue their reporting serves the public interest and freedom of the press.
- Similar security concerns were reported by other news outlets like CBS News.
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