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A newspaper accurately reported that the mayor owned a hidden financial interest in a company bidding on a city contract. The story relied on business filings and explained that the mayor had participated in the vote approving the bidding process.
If the mayor sues for public disclosure of private facts, which statement is most accurate?

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The mayor's claim is strong unless the newspaper obtained written consent. The mayor's claim is strong because all financial information is private regardless of connection to public office. The mayor's claim is strong because truth is always irrelevant to every tort. The mayor's claim is weak because the disclosed financial interest is closely tied to official conduct and a legitimate public-concern story.

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