Wikileaks published leaked emails from the Democratic National Committee. In addition to somewhat scandalous efforts to undermine the Sanders campaign, they also include people's personal data including credit card numbers.

I agree that Wikileaks should have deleted those personal details.

Aleppo, under siege by Russia, is running out of food and water.

Assad's air force bombed five clinics and a blood bank, in and near Aleppo.

There are over 300,000 people in the city, and Assad might well kill as many of them as he dares, since he regards them as his enemies.

But I don't see how the US could stop this without risking something much worse.

Amnesty International is getting reports that Turkish soldiers accused of participating in the coup are being tortured in prison.

A US bombing in Manbij seems to have killed 73 or more civilians.

The US should not try to downplay the damage, but capturing Manbij is a battlefield, and a crucial military objective for defeating PISSI. Using drones for battlefield air support is legitimate.

Indian thug Thounaojam Herojit advanced from capturing and killing guerrilla fighters in India to shooting unarmed people on suspicion. Eventually he felt compelled to confess.