Fox News parts ways with longtime host Maria Bartiromo
The company's statement did not specify the reasons for the separation.
The White House website recently introduced Arcade, a series of five low-resolution video games that highlight various aspects of President Donald Trump's policies. One game, "Build the Wall," is a Tetris-like challenge aimed at protecting the border from an incoming "horde." Another game, "Rio Run," resembles the mobile game Snake, with an icon resembling Trump gathering potential border crossers.
"Supply Line," akin to the arcade game Tapper, features food moving along an assembly line, with the player rejecting items that fail to meet "Make America Healthy Again" standards. Two of the games take place above the skies of Washington D.C. "Flappy Bill" involves an eagle carrying a bill across the National Mall, while "Trump Savings Tycoon" tasks players with collecting money flying through the air to fill their children's "Trump Accounts," a new administration savings plan offering $1,000 to every child born during Trump's presidency.
Written by urgent.news from Associated Press's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.
This story
This is one outlet's version. Read the fullest account.
- White House website debuts 5 low-res arcade video games that promote Trump’s agenda apnews.com
- Trump hosts rabbis and Hasidic leaders at White House, including Satmar’s two rebbes israelnationalnews.com
- Trump's White House releases deportation video games lemonde.fr
- Trump appointees advance plans for Lafayette Square fencing and White House gates pbs.org
- Watch: Vance holds White House press briefing, talks Iran and midterm elections cbsnews.com
- Why was Fox Business host Maria Bartiromo fired by the network? Could she join Trump at White House? hindustantimes.com
- White House website debuts 5 low-res arcade video games that promote Trump’s agenda winnipegfreepress.com
