Judge Rejects Ousted Stars and Stripes Journalists’ Bid to Reverse Pentagon Firings
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Judge Rejects Stars and Stripes Staffers' Firing Lawsuit
A Trump-appointed federal judge denied a bid by three fired Stars and Stripes staffers to block their termination, ruling their CBS News interviews fell within official duties and did not raise a clear First Amendment claim. U.S. District Judge Trevor McFadden issued the ruling Friday in Washington, D.C., rejecting a preliminary injunction sought by the […]
Judge Rejects Ousted Stars and Stripes Journalists’ Bid to Reverse Pentagon Firings
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Judge hands Pentagon a win over ousted Stars and Stripes journalists
A federal judge just slammed the door on three fired Stars and Stripes journalists, denying their bid to reverse the Pentagon’s decision. The ousted journalists, including publisher Max Lederer, vowed to fight on, saying the battle is for a free and independent press. Their firing stemmed from alleged insubordination after two appeared on CBS and Lederer refused Pentagon orders to fire them.
Court Rules Pentagon Can Fire Stars And Stripes Journalists
Court Rules Pentagon Can Fire Stars And Stripes Journalists Authored by Naveen Athrappully via The Epoch Times, A district court denied a motion from three Stars and Stripes journalists that sought to block the Department of War from firing them. The Pentagon in Arlington, Va., in a file photo. Carolyn Kaster/AP While plaintiffs argue that the terminations "violate their First Amendment rights to communicate as citizens on matters of public conc…
Judge Rejects Fired Stars and Stripes Journalists’ Bid to Force Pentagon to Reinstate Them
A federal judge has handed the Pentagon a legal victory, rejecting an emergency attempt by three fired Stars and Stripes journalists to force their way back into their jobs while they pursue a First Amendment lawsuit against the Trump administration.
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