Trump Faces Lawsuit Over Early Access to Truth Social Posts

Subscribers can get Trump's posts quickly.

In short:

Two media groups are suing Trump over a scheme to sell early access to his Truth Social posts.

Trump's posts can affect markets, giving subscribers an advantage.

Trump's company is not worried about the scheme.

Two US media groups are suing Trump over charging for early access to his Truth Social posts.

The lawsuit says the scheme is corrupt and unconstitutional.

Subscribers get Trump's messages almost instantly, ahead of the public.

Trump often announces big news on the platform, affecting markets.

Truth Social is a main way Trump talks to the public.

Early access can cost up to $100,000 per month.

At least five trading companies signed up after the launch.

The lawsuit says the scheme is corrupt.

Subscribers can get Trump's posts before others for up to $100,000 per month.

The President can gain financially from giving information to those who pay.

Trump's company has dismissed concerns over the scheme.

The scheme highlights how Trump and his relatives have made money through various ventures.

Democrats have accused Trump's venture of being corrupt.

A Democratic Senator has introduced a bill to stop this corruption.

AFP

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