New York Times asks judge to quash subpoenas requiring journalists to reveal confidential sources0

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• July 16, 2026

The New York Times on Wednesday asked a federal judge to quash Justice Department subpoenas to journalists who reported on safety failures on President Donald Trump’s new Air Force One plane. David McCraw, the newspaper’s top attorney, called the subpoenas “abusive” and “inappropriate” in a statement. “As we stated in our motion, these subpoenas are