The US-China crisis deepens ... and the mutual expulsion of journalists?

A deep diplomatic crisis between the United States of America and People's China appears to be looming on the horizon, as mutual accusations between the two countries preceded the United States of expelling scores of Chinese journalists in America, promptly responding to China and expelling all American journalists in China, according to the New York Times. ".
The same newspaper says that US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo made contact with The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, and The New York Times on March 21, and said he was there to help, according to someone familiar with the call. He admitted that the recent process of President Donald Trump's administration towards China may have been

bad timing.
The details go back to March 2, a month after President Trump banned travel to China. On the day when the number of cases of coronavirus in the United States exceeded 100
It has long been for about 60 employees from five official Chinese media outlets, which operate within the United States.
The US move gave the Communist Party the ideal excuse to get rid of the annoying American journalists who, over the past two months, have given the world a window into China's deadly mistakes in responding to the virus.