Two news organizations have filed a lawsuit against former U.S. President Donald Trump regarding a new service on his social media platform, Truth Social, offering early access to his posts for a fee. The lawsuit challenges this paid-for exclusive access, arguing it creates an unfair advantage. Plaintiffs claim Trump’s posts frequently influence stock markets and international trade, making timely access valuable information. The case was filed Wednesday in Manhattan Federal Court, New York. The news organizations seek to halt the service, believing it restricts public access to important information. Reuters reported the development, highlighting the potential implications for financial markets and transparency. The lawsuit underscores growing scrutiny of Trump’s business ventures post-presidency.