The White House recently featured a series of unconventional arcade-style games on its website, one of which strongly resembled the classic video game “Tetris.” The company behind “Tetris” objected to the unauthorized use of its intellectual property. Following the complaint, the White House has reportedly removed the game from its webpage. The games were described as crude and were apparently intended as a form of online political satire. This incident highlights the complexities of copyright law when applied to political messaging and online content. The removal suggests the White House responded to the concerns raised by the “Tetris” company regarding potential copyright infringement.