New York Times attorney tells Trump no apology coming for coverage of Iran strikes
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The New York Times is refusing to apologize to President Trump for its Iran strike coverage, with an attorney defending the paper's reporting on U.S. intelligence assessments.
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Times senior vice president David McCraw, who serves as the paper’s lead newsroom attorney, shot down the notion that any apology or retraction is on the horizon.
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