While Xbox's parent company remains mum about the Trump Halo memes, The White House keeps joking about the administration's ability to end wars.

Microsoft has chosen to remain silent after Donald Trump released an AI image of the U.S. president as Master Chief and the Department of Homeland Security used Halo to promote ICE on social media.

Gamers dragged the White House after it posted an AI-generated image of President Donald Trump dressed as Halo’s Master Chief. The picture, which showed Trump in green armor standing before the White House, included a U.S. flag that was missing ten stars. Both political camps laughed at the bizarre post, but Halo fans were especially brutal.

The next day, the Department of Homeland Security used more Halo imagery in an ICE recruitment post that read “Destroy the Flood” and was captioned “Finishing this fight,” references to Halo‘s alien enemy (a clear and gross allusion to the U.

Microsoft is one of the few tech firms that haven't bent to President Donald J. Trump's whims. Could it cost the company?

As Microsoft brings Halo to PlayStation after 20 years, the administration bizarrely added this gaming rivalry to Trump's list of resolved conflicts.

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President Trump is poised to meet with Chinese leader Xi Jinping, following constructive weekend trade talks between Washington and Beijing. Investors will also tune into earnings from Apple, Amaz

Dubai Microsoft has announced a commitment to invest approximately $15.2 billion in the United Arab Emirates by the end of 2029, while securing U. S. export licences to ship advanced AI chips to the Gulf state.