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2026-09-08 20:02
White House adds 5 MAGA-themed games to its website
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The White House has launched a new online arcade on its website, with the five old-school games tied to Trump's agenda. The games themselves play off designs and themes of popular games like Tetris. The White House announced the new retro arcade on social media in a series of posts.
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The Donald Trump administration is used to getting sued, but having a legal run-in with the makers of Tetris likely wasn't on anyone's bingo card. It has become par for the course for musicians to lash out at the White House over the use of their music in promotional videos, but a recent release…
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