The Department of Defense had required reporters to agree to certain rules on what information they could gather in order to maintain access to the Pentagon.

President Donald Trump’s administration has said the policy is reasonable and necessary to protect the military.

A federal judge blocked the Department of Defense press access policy in a lawsuit by the New York Times.

Lawsuit alleged changes gave DoD free rein to punish reporters and outlets over coverage it did not like

A federal judge in DC blocked the Pentagon's press policy in a constitutional case brought by The New York Times and journalist Julian Barnes.

WASHINGTON, United States: A US federal judge on Friday ruled as unconstitutional a Pentagon press access policy that withdrew accreditations from a host of prominent media…

The court said that while national security must be protected, it was vital for the public to have information in light of the US war with Iran and its recent intervention in…

A federal judge struck down the Department of Defense's new policy that led to the ouster of most journalists from the Pentagon last fall.

The Department of Defense had required reporters to agree to certain rules on what information they could gather in order to maintain access to the Pentagon.

The Department of Defense has announced new restrictions on reporters, after a judge last week struck down a Trump administration policy that threatened journalists' credentials…

The Pentagon Press Association said the announcement "is a clear violation of the letter and spirit of last week’s ruling."