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Trump Justice Department secretly obtained Post reporters’ phone records

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The Trump Justice Department secretly obtained Washington Post journalists’ phone records and tried to obtain their email records over reporting they did in the early months of the Trump administration on Russia’s role in the 2016 election, according to government letters and officials.

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Times of India

Trump administration obtained phone records of journalists: Report

US News: WASHINGTON: The Trump administration secretly obtained the phone records of Washington Post journalists who reported on allegations of Russian meddlin.

3 years ago·India

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BBC News

Trump officials obtained Washington Post reporters' phone data

The publisher known for its criticism of Donald Trump said it was "deeply troubled" by the move.

3 years ago·United Kingdom

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Yahoo News

Washington Post: Trump Justice Department got reporters’ phone records

The Washington Post reported that the DOJ under Trump secretly obtained some of its reporters' phone records.

3 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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The Guardian

Trump DoJ seized Washington Post reporters’ phone records, paper says

Newspaper ‘deeply troubled’ by revelation that records were secretly obtained over three months in 2017The phone-call records of three reporters with the Washington Post were secretly obtained by officials with Donald Trump’s justice department over a period of three months in 2017, the newspaper reported. Related: The sleazy, sordid Matt Gaetz scandal: are the walls now closing in on him?Continue reading...

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Hindu

Trump govt. secretly got journalists’ records: report

Phone records of 3 reporters covering alleged Russian link to 2016 presidential poll were seized

3 years ago·India

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The Independent

Trump Justice Department monitored Washington Post reporters’ phone calls in 2017

‘We are deeply troubled by this use of government power to seek access to the communications of journalists,’ Cameron Barr, the Post’s acting executive director, said in a statement

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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