Trump sued over early post access

Two American media groups have filed a lawsuit against President Donald Trump over the launch of the paid "Truth API" service, which provides early access to his posts on the "Truth Social" platform and impacts financial markets. The lawsuit states that the service allows the president to financially benefit from information that influences the market, considering it unconstitutional and corrupt. The subscription cost can reach up to $60,000 per month for three years, threatening the ability of media organizations to cover Trump's activities independently and hindering the public's timely access to his posts. The lawsuit calls for the termination of the service and the prevention of any future posts through it. Democratic lawmakers have also called for an investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission regarding the allegations. Despite Trump's media company, Trump Media & Technology, dismissing these concerns, the lawsuit emphasizes that the service harms press freedom and affects transparency.

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