Reporters for multiple news outlets covering the Pentagon are preparing to turn in their press passes Wednesday, instead of agreeing to a new set of policies the association representing them says "on their face, appear to violate the First Amendment.
Main Idea: CBS News and most other Pentagon reporters are refusing new press rules from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, setting up a loss of access to the Pentagon rather than agreeing to the limits.
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New Pentagon limits may reduce public access to military information, making it harder for voters and taxpayers to learn about waste, corruption, or safety issues.
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