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  1. Trump administration issued a policy implemented by Pete Hegseth, which was subsequently reviewed by Judge Reyes.

Journalists sought access to the Pentagon, but a judge ruled that Hegseth's policy limiting media access violated the First Amendment.

20 reports, 4 independent Updated Sep 16
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Journalists sought access to the Pentagon, but a judge ruled that Hegseth's policy limiting media access violated the First Amendment.

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Pete HegsethPENTAGONNew York Times

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  1. A judge appointed to rule on press freedom limits has been involved in dismissing journalists regarding military matters.Sub-event
  2. Pentagon leadership is now actively exerting editorial control and has fired the ombudsman due to ongoing issues with media access policies.Sub-event
  3. DoD actions against NYT, including firing the ombudsman, demonstrate executive control over media.1 source
  4. Following the President's appointment of Judge Garcia, the court has ruled on the protocol regarding the escort of journalists at the Pentagon.Sub-event
  5. Judge rules policy limiting media access by Hegseth violates First Amendment rights.1 source

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