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• Things that are genuinely new, not already widely reported.
• Context only an insider would have, even if it's partial.

How we handle tips

• We protect our sources. We don't reveal who told us something, and we don't publish a tipster's identity without explicit permission.
• We verify before we publish. A tip is a starting point, not a story. We confirm independently.
• We won't act on a tip used to settle a score unless the underlying facts stand up on their own.

Sending sensitive information

If a tip is sensitive, keep the first message minimal and let us suggest a more secure channel before you share details or documents. Don't use a work device or account if doing so could put you at risk.

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