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Top US news outlets push back against Pentagon's reporting restrictions
A new Department of Defense policy bars journalists from the Pentagon unless they agree to only publish information that has been officially authorised.
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theguardian.com
US news outlets refuse to sign new Pentagon rules to report only official information
Defense department policy requires outlets to vow not to obtain unauthorized files and restricts access to some areas
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aljazeera.com
US news outlets say they will not agree to Pentagon reporting restrictions
Reporters must promise not to publish unauthorised material to obtain press credentials.
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bbc.com
Top US news outlets push back against Pentagon's reporting restrictions
A new Department of Defense policy bars journalists from the Pentagon unless they agree to only publish information that has been officially authorised.
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upi.com
News outlets reject Pentagon pledge to only report approved info - UPI.com
Press organizations said the rules would mean less reporting on the military and national security. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth downplayed the effects.
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huffpost.com
Journalists Turn In Access Badges, Exit Pentagon Rather Than Agree To New Rules
News organizations vowed they’d continue robust coverage of the military no matter what.
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Pentagon reporters have now turned in their badges – but plan to keep reporting
Reporters who declined to sign new set of Pentagon rules had to clear out of world’s largest military headquarters
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thehindu.com
Journalists turn in access badges, exit Pentagon rather than agree to new reporting rules
Journalists reject Pentagon's new rules, exit building together, demonstrating against barriers to their work.
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US media return Pentagon passes, giving up access after new rules kick in
Reporters from more than 30 news outlets have vacated the Pentagon, refusing to comply with new reporting restrictions.