Trump Sued Over $100,000 Early Access to Truth Social Posts
- The Intercept is identified as the outlet suing Trump, according to The Intercept.
- The early-access offer was priced at $100,000 a month, per The Guardian.
- The lawsuit calls the arrangement "profoundly corrupt," according to Business Insider.
A lawsuit has been filed against President Trump over a plan to sell faster access to his posts on Truth Social. According to reports from CNBC, Bloomberg.com, BBC and The Guardian, the offer reportedly involved a $100,000-a-month fee for early access to the posts. The Intercept is named as the party bringing the suit, according to The Intercept. Business Insider reports the lawsuit alleges the arrangement is "profoundly corrupt." The Hill describes the action as a lawsuit launched over the sale of early access to Trump's Truth Social posts.
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