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Trump sued Twitter, Facebook, and Google over his account suspensions following the January 6th, 2021, riot at the US Capitol. However, a judge dismissed this lawsuit in 2022, rejecting arguments that the company was a state actor or that Section 230 is unconstitutional.
While Trump's case against Google is still pending, other major companies have chosen to settle. Meta decided to settle with Trump for $25 million late last month. Prior to that, ABC News agreed to settle Trump's defamation lawsuit for $15 million.
Elon Musk, who now seemingly has broad authority over government agencies as the head of DOGE, has agreed to pay President Donald Trump about $10 million to settle his lawsuit against Twitter. This settlement comes on top of an estimated $250 million that Musk put toward helping Trump get elected last year.
Elon Musks X has agreed to pay President Donald Trump about $10 million to settle his lawsuit against Twitter, reports The Wall Street Journal. The settlement would come on top of an estimated $250 million that Musk, who now seemingly has broad authority over government agencies as the head of DOGE, put toward helping Trump get elected last year.