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	"author_name": "The Intercept Voices",
	"author_url": "https://actionnetwork.org/groups/the-intercept",
	"title": "Add your name: End the Pentagon’s journalist blacklist",
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	"description": "Under Pete Hegseth, Trump’s Department of Defense has evicted dozens of journalists, including the New York Times and NPR, from the Pentagon — and tried to force reporters to surrender their press badges unless they pledged to report only on government-authorized information. Now, The Intercept has learned that U.S. Central Command — which oversees military operations in the Middle East — keeps a secret blacklist of journalists. When our reporter asked too many uncomfortable questions about the Trump administration’s illegal war on Iran, a CENTCOM spokesperson threatened to put him on their “list of people to disregard.” Seth Stern from the Freedom of the Press Foundation told The Intercept: “Threatening journalists with placement on a blacklist in retaliation for reporting the government doesn’t like is as unconstitutional as it gets.” The free press is a foundation of democracy, and its independence from government censorship is critical to a well-informed citizenry. Add your name to demand the Pentagon end its journalist blacklist now.",
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