an-Fried “donated to political campaigns.”Nor, for that matter, did the Times discuss with Bankman-Fried his pending investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Justice Department and extradition to the United States from the Bahamas.Instead, author David Yaffe-Bellany used the “wide-ranging interview” to focus on the disgraced Democratic megadonor’s personal life, discussing such topics as how much sleep Bankman-Fried is getting.“But in a wide-ranging interview on Sunday that stretched past midnight, he sounded surprisingly calm.‘You would’ve thought that I’d be getting no sleep right now, and instead I’m getting some,’ he said.‘It could be worse,’” wrote Yaffe-Bellany, who said Bankman-Fried's fall from grace was because “his ambitions exceeded his grasp,” leaving out any mention of fraud.FTX was also listed as a partner company of the World Economic Forum, who scrubbed FTX from its website after the scandal hit, though this, too, was ignored by the Times