Lawsuit Seeks To End Paid Early Access To Trump's Posts

Mediapost Publications
A lawsuit claims Trump's paid early‑access Truth Social service violates policy and the Constitution.

Summary

The Freedom of the Press Foundation and The Intercept have filed a lawsuit against President Donald Trump, asserting that his new paid early‑access service on Truth Social breaches U.S. policy and the Constitution by allowing a private company he controls to sell priority access to his own announcements, with charges up to $100,000 per month for Wall Street firms, a claim described by Seth Stern as "blatantly corrupt and unconstitutional.".

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