U.S. Government Withdraws Subpoenas Against New York Times Reporter After Legal Missteps

The U.S. government announced it is pulling back subpoenas issued to a New York Times reporter. The subpoenas had been part of an investigation into the newspaper's coverage. Officials said the subpoenas were issued in error. The Justice Department acknowledged legal mistakes in the process. The withdrawal clears the reporter of immediate legal pressure. The move follows criticism from press freedom advocates. It underscores ongoing tensions between the media and federal authorities. Observers will watch for any further actions related to the case.