Senate Democrats probe Trump's pardon of Binance founder
The pardon ‘signals to cryptocurrency executives and other white collar criminals that they can commit crimes with impunity,’ Sen. Elizabeth Warren and others wrote.
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When elections don’t count
With a much weakened opposition in each country, the incumbent probably has less need to rig the ballot, Semafor’s Yinka Adegoke wrote.
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Data journalists start news site to track extremist movements
Decoherence Media is a new digital publication covering “authoritarian and anti-democratic movements, with a particular focus on the far-right," co-founder Tristan Lee told Semafor.
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