Judge rules Pentagon press policy unconstitutional in case brought by NYT

The Wrap – New York Times Reporters to Return to Pentagon Monday. The paper’s journalists are expected to regain access Monday after a federal judge ruled that the Defense Department’s press policy is unconstitutional
Washington Post – Pentagon will move press to external ‘annex’ following court loss over restricted access. The Department of Defense said it had closed the “Correspondents’ Corridor” inside its main building, days after a judge found its new media policy unconstitutional.
Washington Post – Pentagon press policy ruled unconstitutional in case brought by N.Y. Times . A federal judge found that controversial updates to the policy violated the First and Fifth Amendment rights of the New York Times and one of its reporters, Julian E. Barnes.
Brian Stetler – Some reporters who handed in their Pentagon press passes last fall are trying to have their passes reinstated now that a judge has voided key parts of Pete Hegseth’s restrictive policy. The judge specifically said the NYT’s access had to be restored:
The New York Times – Striking Down Pentagon Press Limits, Judge Vindicates Independent Journalism. The ruling cut deeper than left-versus-right politics, declaring that the policy imposed by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is unconstitutional.
National Press Club Court ruling blocking Pentagon press restrictions is a victory for press freedom