Overview

• A court filing says $22 million of the settlement will fund construction of the White House State Ballroom and the remainder will go to other plaintiffs, including the American Conservative Union.
• The agreement ends Trump's long-running challenge to his 2021 YouTube suspension and was disclosed a week before a scheduled Oct. 6 court hearing.
• The settlement does not include an admission of liability, according to the filing.
• Google confirmed the resolution and declined further comment, and Trump attorney John Coale said the president was satisfied with the outcome.
• The deal follows a string of multimillion-dollar settlements Trump reached with media and tech companies even as courts have affirmed platforms' rights to moderate content.