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Senate Democrat unveils bill barring social media from selling early access to official posts after Trump API launch

Sen. Mark Warner (D-Va.) unveiled legislation Monday that would bar social media companies from selling expedited access to posts from government officials following the launch of Truth API. President Trump’s media company launched the service over the weekend, which gives Wall Street firms advance access to Truth Social’s “most market-moving” posts. Warner’s bill, called the…

The Hill By Julia Shapero Aug 4, 2026, 2:59 PM Captured Aug 4, 2026, 3:37 PM

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Mark Warner (D-Va.) unveiled legislation Monday that would bar social media companies from selling expedited access to posts from government officials following the launch of Truth API.

President Trump’s media company launched the service over the weekend, which gives Wall Street firms advance access to Truth Social’s “most market-moving” posts.

Warner’s bill, called the No Preferential Release of Federal Information for Transactions (NO PROFIT) Act, would ban social media firms from selling prioritized access to accounts associated with the president, vice president, members of Congress and other government employees.

It would also make it illegal to trade on “material information” obtained through such a service.

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“The president’s company selling prioritized access to the president’s market-moving posts is corrupt and erodes public confidence,” Warner said in a statement. “Americans should have free and equal access to public statements made by U.S. government officials.”
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“The president’s company selling prioritized access to the president’s market-moving posts is corrupt and erodes public confidence,” Warner said in a statement. “Americans should have free and equal access to public statements made by U.S. government officials.”

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