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Judge blocks AT&T-Time Warner deal communications request, shielding DOJ and White House exchanges

The passage reveals that a federal judge denied AT&T's request to obtain communications between the Justice Department (including Attorney General Jeff Sessions) and the White House regarding the $85  AT&T sought court-ordered disclosure of internal DOJ‑White House communications about its Time Warne Judge denied the request, keeping those communications sealed. Attorney General Jeff Sessions is s

Date
November 11, 2025
Source
House Oversight
Reference
House Oversight #021097
Pages
1
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0
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The passage reveals that a federal judge denied AT&T's request to obtain communications between the Justice Department (including Attorney General Jeff Sessions) and the White House regarding the $85  AT&T sought court-ordered disclosure of internal DOJ‑White House communications about its Time Warne Judge denied the request, keeping those communications sealed. Attorney General Jeff Sessions is s

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Hot event alert: RSVP to our 2/26 event in NYC for interviews with NBA star Draymond Green, BBG Ventures’ Susan Lyne, JPMorgan’s Jennifer Piepszak, and Equinox CEO Harvey Spevak. Top of the Morning a Illustration: Rebecca Zisser / Axios AT&T's proposed $85 billion purchase of Time Warner took another turn yesterday. A federal judge hearing the Justice Department's lawsuit to block the deal denied a request by the telecom giant to disclose communications between Justice Department officials, including Attorney General Jeff Sessions, and the White House about the deal.

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