So, Good evening. It's Monday, April 10th. Welcome to a new episode of System Update.

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Tonight, a very strange leak of top secret documents from the U.S. government has made its way onto the internet.

Though these documents have been on obscure corners online for at least a couple of months,

U.S. media outlets led by the New York Times of NBC News have noticed them only now and continue to use

quite dramatic language to describe them. NBC for example warns quote

it could represent the most serious breach of U.S. intelligence secrets since a contractor for the

NSA Edward Snowden passed on thousands of classified documents to journalists

about US electronic surveillance in 2013. Despite that melodramatic language almost nothing is known about who

leaked this archive or why. Many of these documents pertain to the U.S.

proxy war in Ukraine though many pertain to other topics.

And while corporate media it keeps insisting

that these materials contain embarrassing revelations

for the US government, none has really been identified, at least none that wasn't already

widely known, leading some in the region of that war to speculate that they may be

intended as a disinformation campaign from American officials themselves.

We'll examine all these competing theories and developments and

some of the documents themselves to explain what can be known and what can't and

how to think about this leak.

Then, last week a Texas federal judge

ruled that the US FDA, the Food and Drug Administration,

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