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Rumble and Trump Media are both sliding on the same morning a major diesel export ban dominates political headlines, and the temptation to connect those two facts deserves a harder look than most investors will give it.

President Donald Trump has had a love/hate relationship with the National Football League in recent years as he was the first sitting president to attend a Super Bowl, but lately has been critical of the league’s various TV and streaming...

A media report naming a marquee AI lab as the mystery customer behind Rumble's massive six-year compute contract is sending one small-cap stock sharply higher while punishing its rented-compute rivals on the same tape.

Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. is trending after President Donald Trump promised a $5,000 “dividend” to every adult U.S. citizen if Republicans win control of both the House and Senate in the upcoming midterm elections. Trump’s $5,000 Midterm Pledge...

RUM Group has soared past its social-media peers and moved into AI infrastructure, but a 33% monthly gain forces a real question about whether the best of this rally is already behind investors.

Trump Media and Rumble are selling off hard while their own sector wrapper trades green, and the usual suspects like rates and broad risk-off moves do not explain the split.

Rising Treasury yields and surging oil prices are creating a punishing combination for speculative small caps, and Trump Media stock is absorbing far more pain than the broader market suggests it should.

A new report by advocacy group Public Citizen says that investors who put money into President Donald Trump’s...

Witkoff faced CNBC’s conflict-of-interest questions regarding Trump Tuesday, swearing USD1 was the answer.

Rumble stock is taking a sharp hit Wednesday morning with no news, no filing, and no analyst action to explain it, while the name most traders assume moves with it is barely reacting at all.

Trump Media's interim CEO went on CNBC to argue the Truth API is no different from any other social media data product, but critics and lawmakers see a conflict that his industry comparisons sidestep entirely.

Trump Media & Technology Group (NasdaqGM:DJT) is in focus after the US temporarily paused substantial tariffs on Canadian imports as both countries work to finalize a major trade agreement. The tariff suspension is described as temporary and is tied to ongoing negotiations aimed at securing a broader cross border deal between the US and Canada. The move links US trade policy more closely with companies associated with the Trump brand, adding a fresh political and regulatory angle for...

On August 10, Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. (NASDAQ:DJT) reported a second-quarter net loss of $238.1 million, up sharply from about $20 million a year earlier. The wider loss came mostly from more than $190 million in losses tied to its digital asset and equity holdings, as crypto prices came under pressure during the […]

FEATURE Trump Media & Technology Group stock has long been in the doldrums. But the shares are beginning to show signs of life, thanks to a strong rally in cryptocurrencies. The shares, which trade under the ticker DJT, were rising 1.

The latest hint of how Democrats might scrutinize President Trump’s business empire should they regain control of Congress in November: another bill targeting Trump Media’s sale of faster access to his Truth Social posts. Lawmakers led by Rep. Jim Himes, D-Conn., today introduced a bill that would ban social-media firms from selling prioritized access to government officials’ accounts, as well as trading based on material information they post. Trump Media recently said at least 10 firms signed up for Truth API for as much as $100,000 a month, describing the product as a “fractionally faster” feed for clients such as trading firms.

Sen. Patty Murray (D-Wash.) accused President Donald Trump of turning his Truth Social posts into a "get-rich-quick scheme" by selling early access to his content. Murray Slams Truth Social Plan On Tuesday, Murray criticized the plan in a post on...

Revenue jumped 89% YoY amid digital asset losses and TAE merger progress.

Trump Media just walked away from a crypto bet that cost it nearly $200 million, and the pivot it chose instead raises more questions than it answers. Meanwhile, a rival alt-media stock is quietly climbing as investors rethink who actually wins this trade.

As Bitcoin treasury companies are finding out, trying to time the crypto market is a recipe for disaster.

Scott Glabe disposed of shares worth about $213,000 to cover tax withholding obligations tied to restricted stock unit vesting.

This automatic sell-to-cover execution tied to equity award vesting reduced an executive's direct holdings by 3%.

Automatic equity vesting triggered a non-discretionary sale valued at $137,520, reducing McGurn's direct stake by 12% while he retains 120,811 shares worth $1 million.

Bitcoin’s (CRYPTO: $BTC) price was trading at $62,800 U.S. on Aug. 14 as the market finds itself in the midst...

The stock is down a whopping 87% from all-time highs.

The Truth Social operator reported a notable insider sale amid a 54% drop in share price over the past 12 months.

Trump Media & Technology Group (NasdaqGM:DJT) is facing a federal lawsuit from multiple US media organizations over its plan to sell premium early access to Truth Social posts. The plaintiffs argue the paywall on early access to Truth Social content violates press freedom protections under the First Amendment and raises Fifth Amendment concerns. The case focuses on whether charging for priority access to what plaintiffs describe as presidential or government related communications is...

Trump Media (NASDAQ:DJT), the media company associated with U. S.

Donald Trump is facing a federal lawsuit from two media organizations seeking to stop his company from selling paying customers faster access to his Truth Social posts. Truth API Faces First Amendment Challenge On Wednesday, The Intercept and the Freedom of the Press Foundation filed the lawsuit in Manhattan federal court, targeting Truth API, a service launched by Trump Media and Technology Group Corp. (NASDAQ:DJT) on Aug. 1. The service charges between $60,000 and $100,000 a month for early ac

A media company burning through cash, a flying taxi startup making a costly bet, and a sector-wide selloff converged on Wednesday to punish three small caps hard. Here is what drove each name lower and what traders are watching next.

Consumer stocks were mixed Wednesday afternoon with the State Street Consumer Staples Select Sector