The White House is tightening the reins on what classified details about the Iran attack it shares with Congress, according to insider sources. Essentially, lawmakers might get less access to sensitive intel than usual—a move that’s already raising eyebrows about transparency.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just bureaucratic red tape—it’s a big deal because Congress oversees national security decisions. Limiting their access could spark fights over accountability, especially when tensions with Iran are already high. It’s a power play that might leave lawmakers (and the public) in the dark.