Pentagon adopts new press restrictions after court order against previous limits - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiqwFBVV95cUxNNTFTV1p1aE1fd0JNclBZVzQtd1AwVnlHUXlnRjA0MWlXQng4X2ZSZVJ2LVJwWGFoTnoxa2p3MzB3c3BPd3VRbll5SzBZSXlMWUpzb0p0SWl6V190cUZjWGFSckkxbk5iUXJuYTVheEs0N1N0aVFYaDY1c3AzdmxMX2tGRkRsSERDQWRoYXQwRUV5T3FYTlltSlp2MmV5YmM1a2RzMWlLZmc2V3c?oc=5" target="_blank">Pentagon adopts new press restrictions after court order against previous limits</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

The Pentagon announced a new media policy, including the closure of the 'Correspondents' Corridor' and relocation of journalists to an external annex, following a federal judge's ruling that previous restrictions violated the First Amendment. Press organizations argue these changes impose fresh restrictions on journalists.

The Pentagon plans to dismantle the 'Correspondents' Corridor' and relocate media offices to an external annex after a federal judge ruled in favor of The New York Times, reinstating their press credentials. The Pentagon intends to appeal the decision, citing security concerns.