Judge orders The New York Times to pause reporting on Project Veritas memos

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A judge in New York ordered The New York Times to stop publishing information from internal memos taken from Project Veritas, a conservative investigative group under investigation by the FBI, in a move that has stirred conversations about press freedom and privacy rights.

Earlier this month, The New York Times published parts of sensitive conversations between Project Veritas operatives and their lawyers — which the group said should be protected under attorney-client privilege.

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