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  1. The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post received subpoenas from the Justice Department, which acted under the Trump administration.

The DOJ investigated presidential security concerns and issued subpoenas regarding phone records to the Washington Post and New York Times.

13 reports, 3 independent Updated Aug 8
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The DOJ investigated presidential security concerns and issued subpoenas regarding phone records to the Washington Post and New York Times.

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Donald TrumpNew York Times

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  1. Jack Smith's probe subpoenaed Verizon for phone records.Sub-event
  2. DOJ subpoenas target phone records amid presidential security investigation.1 source

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