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Days after Donald Trump revoked White House access for journalists from CNN, Politico, and MS NOW, the administration launched a 24/7 “Trump TV” YouTube stream. And on Wednesday Jimmy Kimmel had one brutal sentence to sum it up.

Prediction markets are betting that Bitcoin won’t rise to $100K before year’s end, but sentiment is improving as crypto ETFs recorded $700 million in inflows, marking the second-highest weekly inflow in six weeks. Altcoins are rebounding, trimming their weekly losses, while others are seeing modest gains. But the GameFi sector has yet to get the…

Another day, another AI slop rampage from Donald Trump, whose latest Truth Social posting spree has left the internet saying one thing in unison: Enough.

In recent months, we’ve seen the Trump administration grasp at every straw it can to appeal to youth who, by and large, think its figurehead is a spray-tanned monster concerned only with his own self-enrichment by any means necessary. Paying off TikTokers is one thing, but as an inveterate gamer, I’ve been simultaneously fascinated and…

Fascist fun … A screenshot from one of the White House Arcade games, Build The Wall. Photograph: The White HouseFascist fun … A screenshot from one of the White House Arcade games, Build The Wall. Photograph: The White House

The White House has launched five retro-style arcade games promoting President Donald Trump’s agenda, including two that let players simulate building a border wall and deporting migrants. The White House’s release of the deportation games arrives as concerns over ICE tactics grows during the administration’s immigration crackdown.

Donald Trump’s administration has made a game of the president’s deadly crackdown on immigrants.

The White House is taking a page from the gaming world. President Donald Trump’s administration has launched an online arcade featuring retro-inspired games designed around some of his signature policy priorities, from border security to children’s savings accounts.

The Trump White House added Arcade, a video game section with five playable, low-resolution video games to its official website Sept 3. Each game is reminiscent of a retro favorite and promotes aspects of President Donald Trump’s policies.

The White House wants Americans to know it can have fun too, and this week it decided a deportation-centred video game was the way to do it.