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NYT's Risen subpoenaed over source for book on CIA
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The subpoena seeks the source of information for a specific chapter of James Risen's book, "State of War." The chapter asserts that the CIA had unsuccessfully tried, beginning in the Clinton administration, to infiltrate Iran's nuclear program. "We intend to fight this subpoena, so we'll likely be engaging in some sort of litigation," says the Times reporter's lawyer.
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