Headlines from November 5, 2015

Inside the two billion miles refugees traveled to possible—but by no means guaranteed—asylum in 2015.
Why it’s so dangerous to fly in Russia: aviacannibalism.
Romania’s government collapsed after a devastating nightclub fire.
“Policy journalism in Washington is thriving. It’s just not being written for you.”
A Wonderful Life? Not So Much. Dismissive New York Times headlines.
St. Louis suburb Pagedale sued for racially charged municipal fines.
Violent attacks at Florida’s six largest mental hospitals have doubled in the past six years.
Cops are confiscating valuables from cars after citizens ignore warnings to hide them.
Everyone hates Texas and loves Vermont. Here’s what other drivers think of your out-of-state plates.
The Bible didn’t say you *couldn’t* smoke weed. America’s most stoned suburbs.
VW may face criminal charges in India over four models that output different emissions in labs vs. on roads.
I particularly like databases of dead media. Paul Ford mixes old and new modes.
Embroidered photography.