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The Guardian - UK
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Court orders reporters to reveal phone records

In the latest setback to US news organisations, a federal appeals court ruled yesterday that two New York Times reporters must reveal their phone records to a prosecutor. The case arose from a grand jury investigation into the US government's actions against two Islamic charities. Now the two Times reporters, Judith Miller and Philip Shenon, are waiting to see if the paper appeals to a higher court. (Via All Headline News - top news and headlines)

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