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Reporting·Jul 23, 2026

Pokémon Card Trading Mania Is So Insane Japan’s Government Wants To Step In

Japan is now floating imposing new regulations on its trading card market amid the surging value of the items driving counterfeiting and alleged money laundering, Bloomberg reported Thursday.

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Opinion·May 18, 2024

Punk Allegedly Runs Off with Binder Full of Pokemon Cards, But It’s ‘Game Over’ When Two MMA Coaches Roll Up

It may seem like a kids’ game, but Pokémon cards are big business — big enough that a thief allegedly made off with a binder worth tens of thousands of dollars of them last week. Unfortunately, the purported robber…

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Reporting·Jan 7, 2024

Viral Video: Barking Man’s Bizarre Tirade Over McDonald’s Pokémon Cards Erupts in Fist Fight

A McDonald’s customer in Truro, Nova Scotia, threatened to sue the fast food chain after he was given a toy donkey instead of the advertised Pokémon cards in his Happy Meal order. According to a video shared on YouTube…

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IJRBlockbuster Colorado Climate Case Takes First Amendment TurnAmerica could be in store for another First Amendment battle as questions about energy companies' free speech rights emerge in a high-stakes Colorado climate case. Daily Caller News Foundation · Aug 17