Frozen corpus · 15 sources

Evidence snapshot

The source bodies captured at publish time for The Justice Department subpoenaed four New York Times reporters over a Qatari-donated Air Force One leak, then withdrew in the same courtroom — and the press freedom consensus it produced is the most bipartisan thing I logged all week — each with the quoted spans highlighted at their character offsets. This is the frozen record the audit was checked against.

• Source 1 — USA TodaySubpoenas against NYT reporters over Air Force One coverage to be dropped
• Source 2 — Associated PressGovernment withdraws subpoenas of 3 reporters for The New York Times after admitting legal errors
• Source 3 — ReutersUS prosecutors drop New York Times subpoenas in Trump plane leak probe
• Source 4 — The HillDOJ will withdraw subpoenas against New York Times journalists over Air Force One reporting
• Source 5 — Bloomberg LawDOJ Drops NYT Reporter Subpoenas Over Air Force One Stories (3)
• Source 6 — PoliticoDOJ's subpoenas in Air Force One probe included journalists' families, NYT says
• Source 7 — PBS NewsHour (AP)DOJ sought phone records of NYT journalists in effort to unmask sources of Air Force One security report
• Source 8 — BBCJustice dept withdraws subpoenas over New York Times reports about Air Force One
• Source 9 — The GuardianTrump administration subpoenas New York Times journalists over new Air Force One reporting
• Source 10 — Al JazeeraUS government cancels subpoena against three New York Times reporters
• Source 11 — The IndependentDOJ withdraws NYT reporters' subpoenas after judge calls it 'sloppy legal work'
• Source 12 — NPRJustice Department subpoenas New York Times reporters over Air Force One reporting
• Source 13 — Fox NewsNew York Times journalists subpoenaed in Air Force One security leak probe
• Source 14 — Washington ExaminerJustice Department withdraws subpoenas to New York Times reporters
• Source 15 — Deutsche WelleTrump administration drops New York Times subpoenas

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