Published 2 years ago

Pentagon Seized Foreign Reporter’s Phone

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CNN: Justice Department obtained records of Pentagon correspondent Barbara Starr. The records cover a two-month period between June 1 and July 31, 2017. The revelation comes two weeks after The Washington Post disclosed that the Justice Department had seized phone records belonging to three of its journalists who covered the Russia investigation.

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Washington Examiner

Pentagon confiscates foreign reporter’s phone during flight

The Pentagon confiscated a foreign reporter’s phone and forbade them from using all electronic devices while traveling with the deputy secretary of defense.

2 years ago·Washington, United States

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Sputnik News [🇷🇺-affiliated]

Pentagon Seizes Foreign Reporter’s Phone Over ‘Miscommunication’ on International Flight

The flight in question was traveling to Oslo, Norway, the first destination in US Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks’ multi-nation European visit to meet with government leaders and senior military officials, including the heads of...

2 years ago·Russian Federation

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Political Wire

Pentagon Seized Foreign Reporter’s Phone

“The Pentagon seized a foreign reporter’s phone and would not allow them to use their electronics while traveling with the Defense Department’s No. 2 official on Sunday,”Politico reports.“Before boarding the plane at Joint Base Andrews Sunday morning, the reporter was told of a new rul

2 years ago·New York, United States

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Politico

Pentagon seizes foreign reporter’s phone during official travel

The Air Force is "reviewing" a new mandate that prohibits foreigners from using their electronics during official flights, after the incident.

2 years ago

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Military Times

CNN: Trump Justice Department seized Pentagon reporter’s phone records

CNN said the Justice Department informed Pentagon correspondent Barbara Starr that it had obtained phone and email records covering a two-month period in 2017.

3 years ago·Vienna, United States

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