The Pokémon Company says Homeland Security used its characters without permission in a bizarre promo video, but it’s unclear ...

In a statement to Washington–based political news outlet The Hill yesterday, the company said it was “not involved in the ...

In the post on X, DHS captioned the package “Gotta Catch ’Em All,” and Customs and Border Protection even piled on with a gif ...

"Our company was not involved in the creation or distribution of this content, and permission was not granted for the use of ...

The US Department of Homeland Security has sparked online backlash over a new video that compares arresting migrants to ...

As CNBC pointed out, Disney and Universal have sued the AI image creator Midjourney, alleging that the company improperly ...

As CNBC pointed out, Disney and Universal have sued the AI image creator Midjourney, alleging that the company improperly ...

Cartoons are stoking protests; long live cartoons Cops, stop picking up activists who have Marx on their shelves – they will never finish it. The real threat to national security and sovereignty are ...

On Monday, DHS shared a video on X with the caption, "Gotta Catch 'Em All," the slogan widely associated with Pokémon.

The Department of Homeland Security has sparked a Pokémon backlash after using the kids’ game to promote ICE deportation raids. The DHS social media team posted a video to X on Monday of dramatic ...

The Department of Homeland Security released a Pokémon-themed clip spotlighting some of their biggest arrests — a move mocked online as “cute authoritarianism.” ...

The US Department of Homeland Security has sparked online backlash over a new video that compares arresting migrants to catching Pokémon, with some branding it “cute authoritarianism”.