> ProPublica published details of what it called “a vast trove of Internal Revenue Service data” covering more than 15 years of tax returns from thousands of the wealthiest Americans. The non-profit investigative journalism outlet did not disclose the source of the leak. > Its report concluded that legal tax-avoidance strategies had allowed the 25 richest Americans to pay just $13.6bn in federal income taxes in the five years to 2018, even as the rising value of their stocks, properties and other assets had inflated their collective wealth by an estimated $401bn. > > legal tax-avoidance strategies Someone was pissed off that rich people are taking advantage of the loopholes that their bought-and-paid-for Congresspeople created for them, and leaked the information. What's the bigger scandal? The real scandal?