US dramatically shortening visas for foreign journalists

The Trump administration has made a significant change to visa policies for foreign journalists, now limiting their stay in the U.S. to just 240 days, down from the previous "duration of status" system. This move particularly affects journalists from China, who now face even shorter stays. This policy shift raises concerns about freedom of the press and the ability of international media to report on U.S. affairs. The decision underscores broader tensions around media freedom and international relations during the Trump era.