DOJ subpoenas New York Times journalists over Air Force One report

The Trump administration has taken a strong stance against the New York Times by subpoenaing four of its journalists for their report on the security risks of President Trump's newly refurbished Air Force One plane. The journalists were compelled to provide details on their sources and the investigation into why the plane lacked some advanced security features found on older models. This move by the DOJ underscores the administration's efforts to challenge media scrutiny, raising significant concerns about press freedom and the government's openness to transparency. This incident highlights the ongoing tension between the administration and the press, with broader implications for freedom of the press and government accountability.