Pentagon adds CNN, the Washington Post to media office eviction list
The Pentagon has expanded its media office eviction list from four news outlets to eight after some news organizations protested its initial decision.
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The Pentagon has expanded its media office eviction list from four news outlets to eight after some news organizations protested its initial decision.
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