U.S. President Donald Trump was sued on Wednesday over a plan to sell advance access to his Truth Social posts, with the complaint alleging that customers could pay $100,000 per month to receive his official announcements before they were released publicly. Filed in U.S. District Court in Manhattan, the lawsuit argues that the arrangement is unconstitutional and corrupt, and it highlights that Trump’s posts on the platform often move financial markets. The case sharpens scrutiny of whether a sitting president can monetize pre-release access to statements that may carry political, policy and market significance.