Elon Musk's X has reportedly agreed to pay approximately $10 million to settle a lawsuit filed by former President Donald Trump concerning Twitter account suspensions. This settlement is in addition to about $250 million Musk invested to aid Trump's election campaign. Trump's legal battles include claims against Twitter, Facebook, and Google related to removals after the Capitol riot, with mixed outcomes: while many cases have been dismissed, Meta recently settled for $25 million, and ABC News also settled for $15 million, showcasing the complex legal landscape surrounding tech and political figures.
Musk's X has agreed to pay President Donald Trump about $10 million to settle his lawsuit against Twitter, alongside millions helping Trump get elected.
Trump's suits against tech companies followed his account suspensions post-January 6 riot; courts dismissed claims regarding state action and Section 230.
Meta settled with Trump for $25 million, while Trump's other lawsuits against companies like Paramount and ABC also led to substantial settlements.
Musk is reported to have broad authority over government agencies, raising questions about the intersection of politics and corporate influence.
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