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The Trump Administration Is Trying to Get Musk and X out of a $137 Million EU Fine
Source: WIRED
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The US government filed an application supporting a company’s legal challenge to a fine imposed under the EU’s Digital Services Act. President Trump characterized the EU enforcement action as “overseas extortion,” escalating the dispute into a broader US-EU technology-regulation issue. The intervention could strengthen the company’s legal position but raises regulatory and trade-policy uncertainty for US technology firms operating in Europe.
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