Major news organizations are refusing to sign a new Pentagon policy that severely restricts journalists' access, requiring escorts and barring unapproved interactions with Defense Department personnel. The policy, criticized as an attempt to stifle a free press, only saw one outlet agree to its terms. Reporters who don't comply face badge revocation and eviction from their workspaces.
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