The Trump administration is suing 15 federal judges.

RFK Jr.'s new panel will review childhood vaccines.

And it turns out that bears really do love dipping their paws into honeypots.

That's some of what we'll get to on the seven from the Washington Post.

I'm Hannah Jewell. It's Thursday, June 26th. Let's get you caught up with today's seven stories.

Number one. The White House plans to limit classified intelligence sharing with Congress.

This week, an initial intelligence assessment was leaked to the press. It appeared to undermine President Donald Trump's claim that

U.S. strikes had obliterated Iranian nuclear facilities. That has set the stage for a contentious

classified briefing before senators today.

The White House is expected to send four of its top national security officials to brief lawmakers.

But there will be one notable absence, the Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard.

She testified in March that U.S. intelligence agencies had assessed that Iran was not building a nuclear weapon.

Trump has since said that she was wrong.

Meanwhile, Trump attended a NATO summit in the Netherlands yesterday.

The military alliance's 32 nations agreed to more than double

their defense spending, and Trump offered his most full-throated backing of a group he once threatened

to abandon. The Trump administration sued all 15 federal judges in Maryland.

That's number two.

Since President Trump returned to office, Maryland's federal courthouses have played a big role in slowing or stopping much of his agenda.

Trump officials have responded to rulings they don't like by attacking judges, and also by

questioning the power of federal courts to second-guess decisions made by Trump and his

cabinet. But the administration went a step further yesterday. The Justice Department sued

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