New York Times allowed to publish content from Project Veritas

A New York state appeals court has allowed the New York Times to publish copies of documents pertaining to Project Veritas, which the organization says are protected by attorney-client privilege.

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court issued a temporary stay Thursday that halted a previous order directing the news organization to turn over to destroy legal memos belonging to the conservative group, the New York Times reported. Certain documents are now allowed to be published by the outlet.