US President Trump was sued on August 12 for launching a “real social networking” platform that he founded to pay to view his posts in advance. The White House has yet to respond to this matter. The two US media organizations, the “Press Freedom Foundation” and the “Interception” website, filed a lawsuit as co-plaintiffs in a federal court in New York. According to foreign media reports, the plaintiff pointed out in the indictment that this service allows users to pay to see Trump's policy posts on issues such as war and tariffs in advance. This move “violates the Constitution,” and the official announcement should be made public to everyone at the same time. They requested the court to forcibly terminate the paid service.
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US President Trump was sued on August 12 for launching a “real social networking” platform that he founded to pay to view his posts in advance. The White House has yet to respond to this matter. The two US media organizations, the “Press Freedom Foundation” and the “Interception” website, filed a lawsuit as co-plaintiffs in a federal court in New York. According to foreign media reports, the plaintiff pointed out in the indictment that this service allows users to pay to see Trump's policy posts on issues such as war and tariffs in advance. This move “violates the Constitution,” and the official announcement should be made public to everyone at the same time. They requested the court to forcibly terminate the paid service.
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