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Justice Dept. Sides With OpenAI in New York Times Copyright Suit

The Justice Department urged a judge to rule for OpenAI and Microsoft in the New York Times copyright lawsuit.

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Source diversity sample: Deadline · Financial Times · WSJ · The Washington Post · nytimes.com · WIRED.

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The brief

5 articles published by Deadline, Financial Times, WSJ, The Washington Post, and nytimes.com on September 2, 2026, document that the U.S. government backed OpenAI in the copyright battle with publishers. The Trump administration's Department of Justice urged a judge to rule in favor of OpenAI and Microsoft in the class action suit, drawing a sharp response from the New York Times.

Coverage does not yet specify the timeline for the judge's ruling or subsequent legal maneuvers from the plaintiffs.

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Quick answers

Who did the Justice Department side with in the copyright suit?

The Justice Department sided with OpenAI and Microsoft.

Which publication is involved in the copyright battle?

The New York Times is involved in the copyright battle.

When were the reports published?

The reports were published on September 2, 2026.

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