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Donald Trump stated he will demand compensation from Iran as part of any peace talks and is pivoting back to sanctions for the country. Separately, former Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall announced he plans to sue the administration after his security clearance was revoked. Meanwhile, Truth Social’s parent company is doubling down by selling early access to the White House's announcements on social media.

President Donald Trump plans to demand compensation from Iran during peace talks, asserting that the nation is on the cusp of financial collapse. Simultaneously, former Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall announced he will sue the administration to restore his security clearance after it was revoked. Furthermore, Trump Media & Technology revealed that it is unwinding many business ventures and focusing instead on selling White House access via Truth Social.

After attempting several unrelated businesses, Trump Media & Technology plans to pivot back to its core media business by offering a specialized service that grants fast access to President Trump's posts for a fee. This strategy is critical because the parent company has reported losing over $1 billion since the start of last year and recently showed significant losses in its earnings report.

Kalshi has begun aggressively referring suspected insider trading misconduct to federal authorities, citing its role in banning market manipulation and requiring public reporting of trades to the CFTC daily. The company's systems flagged suspicious activity involving former Congressman George Santos related to the State of the Union address. Furthermore, federal authorities have investigated a former White House teleprompter operator regarding advanced knowledge used in trading on Kalshi markets.

Kevin McGurn is identified as an executive involved in turning Trump’s posts into a media empire. Additionally, the Head of Trump Media & Technology Group is overseeing efforts to charge for high-speed access to announcements.

Donald Trump has launched a $100,000 monthly subscription service for Wall Street firms to gain early access to Truth Social posts, with critics calling it 'insider trading by definition.' The service generates significant recurring revenue for Trump, who owns 41% of Trump Media & Technology Group, while the company continues to report substantial losses.

Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG) has launched a paid service allowing Wall Street firms to access influential accounts on Truth Social. The service, called the Truth API, provides financial institutions with data from the platform's most prominent users.

Trump's company offers real-time access to Truth Social posts via a paid API, charging up to $1.2 million annually. The service provides financial institutions and trading firms a speed advantage to react to market-moving posts. Congressional Democrats and regulators are investigating potential conflicts of interest and market manipulation.

Truth API, a paid service by Trump Media & Technology Group, provides faster access to posts from top Truth Social accounts, including Trump's. The service has drawn criticism from Democratic senators and some supporters over potential market influence.

Trump Media & Technology Group launched Truth API, a service offering early access to posts from Truth Social users including President Donald Trump. The service's pricing, potentially up to $100,000 monthly, has sparked debate among financial analysts, academics, and policymakers about its market impact and ethical implications.

President Donald Trump's Truth Social platform is selling early access to his social media posts to Wall Street traders, which could influence markets due to his policy announcements. Critics argue this raises ethical concerns about insider trading, while Trump's company defends it as a free market practice.

President Donald Trump's Truth Social platform is offering early access to his social media posts for a fee, raising concerns about insider trading and market manipulation. The service, called Truth API, targets high-frequency traders seeking to profit from Trump's policy announcements and threats, which have historically impacted financial markets.

President Donald Trump's Truth Social platform is offering paid early access to his social media posts, which often influence markets. The service, called Truth API, has raised concerns about insider trading and using public office for private gain. Trump's company defends the move as a free market initiative.

President Donald Trump's Truth Social platform is selling early access to his social media posts, which often influence markets, to Wall Street traders. The service raises concerns about insider trading and using public office for private gain, as Trump's posts frequently impact global markets and policy decisions.

President Donald Trump's Truth Social platform is selling early access to his social media posts to Wall Street traders, raising concerns about insider trading and using public office for private gain. The service, called Truth API, allows high-frequency traders to exploit market-moving information before it becomes public.

President Donald Trump's Truth Social platform is offering paid early access to his social media posts, which often influence markets through policy-related announcements. Critics argue this raises concerns about insider trading and using public office for profit, while Trump's company defends it as a free market service.

GOP senators opposing President Trump are criticizing his social media company's plan to sell faster access to his market-moving posts on Truth Social to wealthy trading firms. The plan by Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG) could provide financial advantages to trading firms.

Donald Trump's media company, Truth Social, plans to sell Wall Street traders early access to posts from high-ranking accounts, including potentially Trump's own, to profit from market-moving content. Critics label the move 'odious' and 'brazen corruption,' arguing it exploits the public by prioritizing financial interests over equitable information access.

Donald Trump’s social media company has discussed charging Wall Street traders and investment firms up to US$100,000 per month for faster access to the US president’s posts on Truth Social. A discounted plan of US$60,000 per month for three-year commitments was also pitched.

Donald Trump's media company plans to sell early access to posts from high-ranking accounts on Truth Social to Wall Street traders, potentially generating significant revenue while raising ethical concerns. The service, named Truth PSI, aims to provide milliseconds of early access to influence financial markets, with critics calling it corrupt and unethical.

Donald Trump's Truth Social platform plans to offer Wall Street traders early access to posts from high-ranking accounts, potentially including his own, to generate revenue. This service, called Truth PSI, could create ethical concerns as Trump's posts have previously caused significant market fluctuations.

Major networks avoided broadcasting Trump's speech on election integrity but made it available via streaming platforms. Federal workers marked one year since DOGE-related layoffs, while experts attributed Reflecting Pool paint issues to application flaws. JD Vance's security detail expressed frustration over personal travel requests, and Trump announced a new stock trading app.

President Trump's media company is offering paid high-speed access to Truth Social posts, including his own, allowing traders to profit from market-moving information. Critics argue this constitutes corruption and improper use of government power, while the company's stock has fallen sharply amid scrutiny of Trump's financial disclosures.

Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG) announced plans to sell Wall Street firms real-time access to its 'most market-moving' posts via a new data feed called 'Truth API'. The service aims to provide investment firms with early access to high-ranking posts on Truth Social.

President Donald Trump’s media company plans to sell high-speed access to Truth Social posts, including potentially his own, to allow institutions to profit from market movements. The service, called Truth PSI, aims to provide milliseconds-early access to posts from high-profile contributors like Trump, who is the platform’s top poster and major shareholder. Trump Media & Technology’s stock has dropped 70% since Trump took office.

Trump's media company plans to sell high-speed access to Truth Social posts, including potentially his own, to institutions for financial market insights. Critics argue this creates a conflict of interest, as Trump, a major shareholder, would directly benefit from expedited information sharing. The service, called Truth PSI, aims to launch soon with pre-registered customers.

President Donald Trump's media company plans to sell high-speed access to Truth Social posts, including potentially his own, to institutions for profit. The service, Truth PSI, aims to provide milliseconds faster access to content that could impact financial markets. Critics argue this creates a conflict of interest as Trump, a major shareholder, would directly benefit from expedited dissemination of his posts.

The Daily Wire and LSKR are hosting events at Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity to challenge the ad industry's perceived groupthink and highlight missing political perspectives. Trump Media & Technology Group and Piers Morgan are also present at the event, signaling a right-leaning presence in an industry typically avoiding overt politics.

Trump Media has transferred 2,650 Bitcoin worth $205 million to Crypto.com, signaling a potential sale as the company faces $455 million in unrealized losses on its cryptocurrency holdings. The move comes after the company withdrew its applications for spot Bitcoin and Bitcoin-Ethereum ETFs, and as Trump Media reports a $405.9 million net loss in Q1 2026 on minimal revenue.

Trump Media & Technology Group has moved over $200 million in Bitcoin, according to data from Arkham. The company has accumulated significant losses on its cryptocurrency holdings, though it remains unclear whether it is actively selling the assets.

Trump Media & Technology Group has withdrawn its Form S-1 registrations for Bitcoin and Bitcoin-Ethereum ETFs from SEC review. The withdrawal indicates a change in plans for the company's cryptocurrency-related financial products. This move may impact the development of Bitcoin-based investment vehicles.

Trump-backed Truth Social has pulled bids for crypto ETFs, which were part of Trump Media & Technology Group's broader crypto strategy. The strategy included the launch of the Truth.fi financial platform. This move indicates a shift in the company's plans for cryptocurrency investments.

Trump Media & Technology, the company behind Truth Social, has replaced former Congressman Devin Nunes as CEO with digital media executive Kevin McGurn following a 67% stock plunge that erased $6 billion in investor value. The company, formed as a free-speech alternative to major social media platforms, has struggled to gain traction despite Trump's active use and expanded into cryptocurrency and prediction markets under the Trump administration's regulatory support.