The U.S. government on Tuesday designated five Chinese state-run media outlets as "foreign missions" by law, requiring them to submit information on their employees and property holdings in the United States.The move reflects growing wariness within the administration of President Donald Trump about China's rise as a great power and its spying and other activities within the United States.The five organizations are Xinhua News Agency, China Global Television Network, which falls under Chinese state broadcaster CCTV, China Radio International, the China Daily newspaper and Hai Tian Developme…READ FULL ARTICLE
