A federal judge is set to hear arguments in a highly anticipated case that pits the Department of Justice (DOJ) against two of the nation's most prominent news organizations. The New York Times and CBS News have been embroiled in a battle with the DOJ over the agency's decision to subpoena the journalists' email and phone records, sparking concerns about press freedom and government overreach. The DOJ has been investigating the leak of classified information, and the subpoenas are seen as a means of identifying potential sources. As the case heads to court, advocates for press freedom and transparency are watching closely to see how the judge will rule on the constitutionality of the subpoenas.
Judge to hear arguments on DOJ's subpoenas of The New York Times' journalists CBS News
