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  1. An inquiry into TMTG's paid API model is underway, involving scrutiny from figures like Donald Trump, Elizabeth Warren, and Adam Schiff, alongside Citigroup.
  2. Elizabeth Warren, Adam Schiff, and Jamie Raskin urged the SEC to investigate an API model, with Raskin criticizing it as insider trading.
  3. A law firm provided $100 million in pro bono services for initiatives while simultaneously being under inquiry regarding potential conflicts of interest.

Lawmakers, including Blumenthal and Schiff, are seeking records from a firm linked to Donald Trump.

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Lawmakers, including Blumenthal and Schiff, are seeking records from a firm linked to Donald Trump.

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Within An inquiry into TMTG's paid API model is underway, involving scrutiny from figures like Donald Trump, Elizabeth Warren, and Adam Schiff, alongside Citigroup.

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