30
Sep
California (Rajeev Sharma): A long-running legal battle between U.S. President Donald Trump and Google-owned YouTube has officially ended with a $24.5 million settlement, as revealed in court documents filed in a federal court in California earlier this week. The lawsuit stemmed from YouTube’s suspension of Trump’s channel in January 2021, following the violent attack on the U.S. Capitol on January 6. The platform had cited public safety concerns at the time, stating that Trump’s videos violated its policies on inciting violence. Settlement Reached Ahead of Court Hearing The settlement comes just days before a scheduled court session in Oakland, where…
