Truth Social

San Francisco sued Trump Media over its Truth Social API service, alleging it sells early access to market-moving presidential posts for $100,000 monthly, violating competition and insider trading laws.

President Donald Trump shared an AI-generated photo of actor Robert De Niro holding a pro-Trump shirt. De Niro, a fierce critic of Trump, has recently called for public protests against the current administration.

A new service from the company that operates Truth Social offers paying customers fast access to posts by Donald Trump and other senior government officials. A lawsuit filed in New York claims that the president is effectively selling privileged access to information created in his official capacity - and may be profiting personally from it.

A new lawsuit against the US President demands to stop the service selling early access to official White House messages on Truth Social: "A clear violation of the Constitution."

President Donald Trump's media company, Trump Media & Technology Group, reported a quarterly loss of 238.1 million dollars. The decline was primarily driven by losses in digital asset trading.

TMTG, a company owned by US President Donald Trump, has launched Truth API, a service providing real-time access to the President's social media posts. Subscription fees reach $100,000 per month.

The President boasted last night of his victory in two adult categories at a tournament at his golf course in New Jersey, and posted footage of the "winning shot" – while mocking his rivals: "Unlike the other participants, I have very little time to practice." In the background: allegations of cheating on his part.

Donald Trump's media company is making parallel moves in the crypto market and the financial information sector, attempting to address losses and build a new revenue model around Truth Social.

The US President's media company is launching a service that grants traders priority access to his posts for tens of thousands of dollars a month, sparking a political storm.

Donald Trump's media company stock recorded a 5.5% increase on Thursday to $10.39, completing a 48% jump since its June low. The rise follows the announcement of a new data service for Wall Street financial firms, expected to diversify the company's limited revenue.

Traders using automated systems are ready to pay for ultra-fast access to the president's posts. At least five companies have already signed up for the service.