Core Points - YouTube has agreed to pay Donald Trump $24.5 million to settle a lawsuit he filed after his account was suspended following the January 6 Capitol riot [1] - Of the total settlement amount, $22 million will be allocated to the National Park Trust for the construction of a new White House dining room, while the remaining $2.5 million will be distributed to other plaintiffs with similar claims against YouTube's content moderation practices [1] - YouTube suspended Trump's account due to concerns over potential ongoing violence but did not specify which rules were violated [1] - Trump's YouTube account was restored in 2023, having been suspended for a longer period compared to his accounts on other social media platforms like Metaverse and X [1] - Earlier in the year, Metaverse and X also reached settlements with Trump, paying $25 million and $10 million respectively to resolve content moderation disputes [1] - YouTube did not admit any liability in the settlement agreement, which concludes the lawsuit Trump filed after his account suspension [1]