Donald Trump has been sued for selling posts on his platform Truth Social. The President of the United States allegedly offered subscribers early access to content that could influence markets.
Trump Media, the company owned by Trump that operates the social network, announced in July that access to the posts would cost up to $100,000 per month. This practice has been described by some as a corrupt and unconstitutional system.
The lawsuit highlights concerns about the potential influence of such content on the market and draws attention to legal issues surrounding the use of social media by public figures. Developments in the case are awaited.
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