On September 4, local time, CCTV reporters learned that US District Judge Trevor McFadden rejected the temporary restraining order applications submitted by “The Star-Spangled Banner” publisher Max Radler, editor-in-chief Eric Slevin, and Middle Eastern journalist Lala Colt on the same day, allowing the US Department of Defense to continue to push forward the dismissal of the three. According to the judge, the three have so far failed to prove that their First Amendment rights to the Constitution are likely to have been violated.

On September 4, local time, CCTV reporters learned that US District Judge Trevor McFadden rejected the temporary restraining order applications submitted by “The Star-Spangled Banner” publisher Max Radler, editor-in-chief Eric Slevin, and Middle Eastern journalist Lala Colt on the same day, allowing the US Department of Defense to continue to push forward the dismissal of the three. According to the judge, the three have so far failed to prove that their First Amendment rights to the Constitution are likely to have been violated.