https://www.cnet.com/news/feds-pare-back-demands-for-data-from-anti-trump-protest-site/

The Justice Department is backpedaling on demands it has made for the IP addresses of visitors to a website that helped organize protests against President Donald Trump.

Web hosting provider DreamHost revealed last week that it was fighting a Justice Department search warrant for records from DisruptJ20.org related to who may have planned or participated in violent protests that occurred in Washington on Inauguration Day. The search warrant sought the IP addresses, emails and physical addresses of the website owners, as well as similar information about the site's users.