Headlines from July 25, 2016

Democrats open their convention in chaos over emails that show dirty dealings toward Sanders.
Clinton campaign manager says emails were leaked by Russian hackers “for the purpose of helping Donald Trump.”
Following leak of emails, DNC chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz resigns.
White House hires hackers to handle relatively simple IT updates for government agencies.
Caity Weaver tours Trump properties and tangles with their PR team’s “diabolical ineptitude.”
“153 Things Donald Trump Has Said and Done That Make Him Unfit to Be President.”
The deeper I get into elite culture, the more I see value in reverse snobbery.
Garry Kasparov: Trump reminds me of Putin, a total nightmare.
Profile of Victoria Woodhull, first woman to run for president.
Seven years after agreeing to abolish system of male guardianship over women, Saudi Arabia makes only meager reforms.
British PM Theresa May to crack down on immigration by restricting student visas.
Probably the best Brexit piece yet: Zadie Smith’s “Fences” diary.
US airstrikes that accidentally kill as many civilians as the Nice attack get next to no news coverage.
Another nightclub shooting in Florida kills two, wounds 14, during an event for teenagers.
Islamic State kills 80 during a rally by hundreds of ethnic Hazaras on Saturday in Kabul.
Defensive lineman at Iowa playing Pokémon Go mistaken for a bank robber, held at gunpoint by police.
For LeBron, coming home was glorious; for Ken Griffey Jr., it was a disaster.
I’m making this all sound like a very intellectual exercise. David Change releases his “Unified Theory of Deliciousness.”
Rent man in Japan sees 30-40 clients a month, mostly women, most of whom just want him to listen.