White House Condemns 'Ridiculous' Espionage Charges Against U.S. Journalist
The White House condemned the Russian government's detention of American journalist Evan Gershkovich on Thursday, calling the action "ridiculous." Russia accused the Moscow-based Wall Street Journal reporter of spying by collecting state secrets, which the paper denied.
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