The president's move to charge for early posts comes as the National Guard signs a $292 million housing contract in Washington
Trump's paid Truth Social access draws scrutiny amid First Family wealth concerns
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National Guard patrol outside the White House as construction of a new helipad continues in Washington, D.C., on July 15, 2026. The National Guard recently signed a $292 million contract for some 2,000 apartment units for troops. WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump's move to charge for early access to his often market-moving Truth Social posts is raising eyebrows a year and a half into an administration that has already seen unprecedented enrichment for the First Family.
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National Guard patrol outside the White House as construction of a new helipad continues in Washington, D.C., on July 15, 2026.
according to ABC News — Top StoriesThe National Guard recently signed a $292 million contract for some 2,000 apartment units for troops.
according to ABC News — Top StoriesWASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump's move to charge for early access to his often market-moving Truth Social posts is raising eyebrows a year and a half into an administration that has already seen unprecedented enrichment for the First Family
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