In a New York courtroom, two press freedom organizations have moved to halt a plan by Trump Media to sell faster access to the president's social media posts for up to $100,000 a month — a case that touches something older and more fundamental than any single company's balance sheet. At stake is whether the communications of a sitting president, capable of moving markets and shaping policy, can be parceled out to the highest bidder. The lawsuit arrives as Trump Media disclosed a $238 million quarterly loss, lending the Truth API venture the air of necessity rather than ambition. How the court