WikiLeaks Releases Stolen Audio From Top Democrats' Leaked Emails

WikiLeaks released 29 audio recordings Wednesday that it said were taken from Democratic National Committee servers. The voicemails, apparently copied from email accounts of seven DNC members, included party associates upset by Bernie Sanders influence on the Democratic Party. Reports say one caller did not want the Vermont senator to speak at the Democratic National Convention and was against Sander's choices for the party's 2016 platform. The latest release is the second...

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