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作成日: 2026/01/16 07:40

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- The FBI searched the home of a Washington Post reporter as part of an investigation into a Pentagon contractor's alleged leak of classified information.
- The reporter is accused of receiving classified information from the contractor, who has been arrested, but has not been charged with any wrongdoing.
- The search, involving seizure of electronics, has been criticised as a concerning escalation impacting freedom of the press.

A: Hey! Did you hear about something crazy happening in the US?

B: No! What’s up?

A: Apparently, the FBI searched a reporter's house! Like, seriously!

B: Wow! A reporter? Why?

A: It's because of a contractor who leaked secret military information. The reporter wrote about it.

B: Oh, so the reporter got the info from this contractor?

A: Exactly! The contractor’s been arrested now too.

B: That’s intense.  Did the reporter do anything wrong?

A: Not officially. They took her phone and laptops, though.

B: Seriously? That seems…a bit much, right?

A: Yeah! The newspaper she works for says she hasn't been accused of anything.

B: It sounds like the government is really worried about secrets getting out.

A: Totally!  The Attorney General said they won’t let classified information leak. She mentioned national security.

B: It sounds like it's making other reporters nervous. They're saying it’s a really big deal.

A: They're worried it’ll scare reporters from talking to their sources. It’s a bad signal.

B: That's not good for democracy, huh?

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