By Sky Palma After a federal grand jury in New York issued subpoenas for board members of the special purpose acquisition company that plans to take former President Donald Trump’s social media site “Truth Social” public, shares for the company fell more than 9% in pre-market trading after the subpoenas were revealed, Forbesreports. The SEC launched a probe of the company, Digital World Acquisition Corp. (DWAC), in December, and the subpoenas seek some of the same documents the SEC asked for in its investigation “as well as requests related to communications with several individuals and inform…
