A.M. Links: U.S. Airstrikes in Syria, U.N. Condemns U.S. Over Torture, Police Brutality, Immigration, Nintendo Files Patent for Game Boy Emulator

• The United States conducted new airstrikes in
  
  Syria against ISIS targets.
• Darren Wilson will receive no severance after resigning from
  the
  Ferguson Police Department, according to the city’s mayor,
  
  James Knowles, who also promised the department would seek to
  hire more minorities.
• The United
  Nations condemned the United States for police brutality, its
  recent use of torture, and the detention of immigrants.
• Police and protesters clashed in Hong
  Kong, where pro-democracy demonstrations continue; at least 40
  people were arrested.
• Missing Ohio State football player
  Kosta Karageorge was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot
  wound.
• Nintendo has filed a patent for a
  GameBoy emulator app.

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