Top Cabinet officials are set to brief members of the Senate at a classified briefing Thursday about the strikes.

NBC News is reporting the Trump administration plans to limit the classified information it shares with Congress. This comes after a leak of the initial assessment of the U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities suggested the bombings were not as successful as President Trump claimed.

Top Trump administration officials arrived on Capitol Hill to brief lawmakers Thursday about President Donald Trump's decision to bomb three Iranian nuclear sites.

Four Trump administration officials will brief senators Thursday afternoon on the U.S. bombing of Iran’s nuclear facilities, as lawmakers and the White House clash over access to intelligence about the strikes.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth did not provide new details on intelligence assessments of the damage caused by U.S. strikes on Iran’s nuclear enrichment site

The debate has been compounded by a string of opinions from the nonpartisan Senate parliamentarian, who is ruling on what elements of the bill comply with the procedure Republican

President Donald Trump instructs Congress to pass the "big, beautiful bill" this week, emphasizing that no lawmaker shall go on summer vacation until they do.