Blizzard's former 'World of Warcraf t' lead is boycotting the firm for p unishing a ‘Hearthstone’ competitor who supported the Hong Kong protests

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Blizzard's former 'World of Warcraft' lead is boycotting the firm for punishing a ‘Hearthstone’ competitor who supported the Hong Kong protests

In a tweet posted on Wednesday, Mark Kern said he'll stop playing 'World of Warcraft' - a game he helped make - and criticised China's games industry.

The 25 women who have accused Trump of sexual misconduct

Here are all of the allegations of sexual misconduct made against President Donald Trump, nearly all of which he has denied.

24 outlandish conspiracy theories Donald Trump has floated over the years

Trump retweeted a video with a baseless claim that former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton killed Jeffrey Epstein.

The US shared intelligence with Turkey that may have helped it target the Kurds in Syria

The US provided Turkey with intelligence that may have helped it target Kurdish forces that played a vital role in the US-led fight against ISIS.

Here are all the major US tech companies blocked behind China's 'Great Firewall'

China has long blocked major US tech companies, including Facebook and Google, from operating in the country.

Lindsey Graham got duped by a notorious pair of Russian pranksters pretending to be Turkey's defense minister

In the August call, Graham told the prankster that he believed the Kurds posed "a threat," a significant departure from his more recent rhetoric.

Trump reportedly offered to sell F-35 jets to Turkey in exchange for not attacking Kurdish forces in Syria

President Donald Trump offered "a really good package" to try to prevent an invasion, a senior US official told The Washington Post.

The United Nations warned that it may not be able to pay its staff on time because the US owes it $1 billion

Secretary General Antonio Guterres revealed the dire financial situation of the UN during his speech to the UN General Assembly on Tuesday.

Trump boasts the economy is the best it's ever been. Here are 9 charts showing how it's fared compared to the Obama and Bush presidencies.

Trump touts his handling of the economy as the strongest indicator of his success, but a closer look reveals a mixed picture.

Chinese citizens will soon need to scan their face before they can access internet services or get a new phone number

China's roughly 854 million internet users will soon need to use facial identification in order to apply for new internet or mobile services.

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