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Trump Media & Technology has unveiled Truth API, a paid low‑latency feed that will deliver real‑time posts from the platform’s top 10 accounts from Aug. 1. Executives discussed charging institutional customers up to $100,000 a month (or $60,000 on three‑year deals). Lawmakers, regulators and market participants have warned it will let traders profit from presidential posts and raise conflict‑of‑interest and market‑manipulation concerns.
The BBC seeks documents from Trump’s trust to prove possible financial damages tied to a Panorama edit of January 6, while Trump’s side fights to limit disclosures. The Florida case hinges on discovery and whether the footage edits caused reputational and financial harm.
The high court has intervened for a second time in CREW’s FOIA request to access DOGE records from the Trump era. Lower courts previously ordered disclosure, with CREW arguing DOGE operated with federal authority. The administration contends DOGE is a presidential advisory body exempt from FOIA. The dispute centers on transparency and executive autonomy.