The recent arrest of Airman First Class Jack Teixeira on charges of disclosing classified information has reignited debates about protecting secrets
WASHINGTON—As the U.S.
government scrambles to protect classified documents following a leak of highly classified material on social media, some officials are expressing concern the effort will go too far, curtailing legitimate access for those who depend on sensitive information to do their jobs.comes amid a continuing effort by the government, including the Pentagon, to narrow the distribution lists of some intelligence and even restrict access to some who previously received it.
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