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White House Publishes Browser Game Page as Tetris Company Distances Itself Citing Copyright

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The White House has launched a web page featuring simple browser games to promote its policies, including "Supply Line" and "Trump Savings Tycoon." The Tetris Company distanced itself from one of the games due to copyright concerns, highlighting potential legal issues for the administration. This move reflects the use of gaming as a political communication tool and raises questions about future content and copyright implications.

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