Trump gifted multiple White House employees $45,000 in cash, public records show
President Trump made large cash gifts to several White House employees, public records show, with his administration insisting that the gesture is "entirely permissible." CBS News' Kristin Brown has more.
The White House has removed a Tetris-inspired game from its website following concerns from the creator of Tetris. The game, titled Build The Wall, allowed players to stack blocks to construct a border wall. The Tetris Company expressed strong opposition to the game, stating that they were not involved in its creation and that copyright infringement is a serious matter. The White House has not provided any official explanation for the removal of the game.
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- White House pulls Tetris-style 'Build The Wall' game after copyright concern bbc.co.uk
- Trump gave $45,000 holiday gift to Natalie Harp and cash to other aides, records show abcnews.com
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