The Trump administration issues subpoenas to multiple New York Times reporters following the newspaper’s reporting about security concerns related to the new Air Force One. Multiple outlets report that the subpoenas are intended to compel the journalists to testify before a Manhattan federal grand jury. Some subpoenas are reportedly delivered to reporters’ homes, according to accounts from several of the sources. The coverage links the legal action to the Times’ publication of information raising concerns about the aircraft’s security, and portrays the subpoenas as part of a federal investigation connected to that reporting. The reported developments focus on whether the journalists will comply and what they may be required to disclose in connection with the grand jury proceedings. The sources consistently describe the subpoenas as coming from the administration and targeting New York Times staff rather than other entities, and they place the testimony in the context of an imminent grand jury appearance.