More insider leaks are making headlines. Here’s what surfaced last week:

1. ‍Salesforce internal documents disclosed
   October 16, 2025
   The NYTimes obtained screenshots of internal documents and communications outlining Salesforce’s planned involvement with ICE operations using SalesforceAI.
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2. Law enforcement intelligence bulletin leaked
   October 14, 2025
   Camera photos of a restricted circulation intelligence bulletin — meant for law enforcement personnel — were leaked.
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3. Private GOP group chat leaked
   October 14, 2025
   Leaked Telegram messages from members of Young Republican organizations were revealed.
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4. ‍Disney DEI “Global Belonging Week” email leak
   October 14, 2025
   An internal email announcing Disney’s new DEI initiative with detailed programming and language shifts was leaked ahead of public rollout.
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5. Brazil biofuel plan exposed before COP30
   October 16, 2025
   A planning document urging countries to “quadruple biofuel use” leaked, exposing strategic energy policy discussions not yet made public.
   

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Why it matters…

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