About 70 members of Congress wrote a letter to wrongfully detained WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich, condemning the time “stolen” from his life
and signed by a bipartisan group of House lawmakers, the letter expressed the collective belief that “an unfettered and vibrant press,” including the work of foreign correspondents, provides a vital public service that helps the public make informed decisions.
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