White House to limit intelligence sharing with Congress after leak of early Iran report

The White House plans to limit intelligence sharing with Congress after an early assessment of U.S. strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites leaked, a senior official confirmed. The administration will reduce what it posts on CAPNET, the classified system for lawmakers. The move, criticized by Democrats as an attempt to hide facts, comes ahead of a Senate briefing on the strikes. The leak revealed the strikes may have set back Iran’s nuclear program by only 3–6 months. Speaker Mike Johnson condemned the leak and suspects it came from Congress, NBC News has reported. Meanwhile, Trump officials defended the strikes as having caused severe damage.