Pokémon has revealed that the Department of Homeland Security used its branding without permission in its “Gotta Catch ’Em All” ICE raid deportation campaign. DHS triggered a culture-war firestorm ...

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I’ve run this fast before – but not at such a distance for such a sustained period of time ... And that, like some cruel pokemon, evolved into a hip injury. I have been going to physical therapy since ...

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The U.S. Department of Homeland Security committed not one, but two blatant intellectual property violations on its social ...

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The Pokémon Company is responding after the Department of Homeland Security used one of the media giant's main characters and a theme song in a social media post.

The Department of Homeland Security stole a page out of a famous Japanese anime in its latest social media post showing apprehensions. On Monday, DHS took to social media to share a video, writing in ...