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Trump Sued Over $100,000 Early Access to Truth Social Posts

Donald Trump has been sued over a plan to sell early access to his posts on Truth Social for $100,000, with the lawsuit arguing the scheme is corrupt, unconstitutional and extraordinary. The Intercept and the Freedom of the Press Foundation filed the suit in U.S. District Court in Manhattan. The lawsuit contends that Trump's posts on his own social media platform often move financial markets, meaning subscribers who pay for early access could gain a trading advantage before the public sees the posts. The suit challenges Truth Social's paid early-access service as an improper commercial use of the platform's market-moving influence.

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