The Pentagon has implemented a new rule requiring journalists to sign a 10-page agreement that mandates the approval of any information released to the public, even if that information is unclassified. This decision has been made "in the interest of national security."
The specifics of the agreement and its implications for journalistic practices have not been detailed further. The move has raised concerns regarding press freedom and the flow of information in the context of national security.
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