Rachel Lavin

ALT A bar chart by hour of Trump token purchases greater than $100,000 in April 2025, with a y-axis scale that has a maximum of $2.0 million and bars that overlap to show the frequency and maximum amount of each purchase. The Trump dinner announcement is annotated as a dotted vertical line on April 23, with spikes in purchases up to 5 days after, annotated in orange (likely foreign wallets on leaderboard) and cyan (likely US wallets on leaderboard). The highest spike on April 23 said “2 purchases worth a combined $3.6M by a foreign-based wallet, hours after the announcement”, where the maximum of the two bars nearly reaches $2.0 million.

ALT Five sets of beeswarm plots that visualize Singapore’s People’s Action Party vote share by district, with constituencies represented as circles sized by number of parliament seats. A national vote share line is marked on each column, decreasing each time, except in 2015 when it rose close to 70%. In 2020, the line was at 61.2%, just the second lowest since 2011, when it was also just above 60%.

ALT A map of Singapore colored by area whose electoral boundaries were changed 3 times (deepest yellow-orange), twice, once or had no change, out of the last 5 elections since 2006. Most places had no changes or changed only once. seven small areas changed three times. A note pointing to a zone in Geylang, north of Marine Parade, said "Voters here have switched between two constituencies in the last four elections — and are moved again in 2025"

ALT Graphic explaining how voting by constituency happens and how the PAP may run a more seasoned candidate along other less-experienced politicians to help the whole slate. A first part compares if the candidates ran in four separate constituencies (would win 1/4), or one larger constituency (would win all 4). In the second part, examples of six anchor candidates are given, for instance with Lee Hsien Loong in Ang Mo Kio running with one first-time candidate and three other candidates. Other GRCs are listed with anchor, first time candidates and others, color-coded in a list on the right.

ALT A circular timeline of the 52 first days of the Trump Administration, about actions relating to climate policy. Squares extruding from the circle represent the number of climate-related actions by governing body, with the most on Inauguration Day (10 actions) and with peaks on Days 26, 38, 50 and 52 (each with 4 to 6 actions).