White House Limits Intel Sharing After Iran Strike Leak | JQJO

Following a leak of an intelligence assessment on US strikes against Iranian nuclear sites, the White House will limit intelligence sharing with Congress. The decision, confirmed by a senior White House official, involves reduced information on CAPNET, the classified information system. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer criticized the move, alleging a cover-up. House Speaker Mike Johnson suspects a congressional leak, while the administration defends the strikes and claims significant damage to Iranian nuclear facilities. A classified briefing for senators is scheduled for Thursday, delayed from Tuesday, with top officials including Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.