Headlines from October 20, 2015

The Democrats are set to win the White House—and lose just about everything else.
I have a he-says-no-story also written. Washington Post accidentally publishes Biden announcement “shell story.”
A brief history of Trump quitting before he could be fired.
Harper out, Trudeau in as PM. Atlantic Canada showed notable shift in support away from Tories.
Since [i’m] only 13 i am pretty hype about it. Teens allegedly gain access to CIA Director Brennan’s AOL email.
Chicago is forced to release records of secret warehouse where arrestees were questioned without their attorneys.
Like Google, Facebook will now tell you if your data has been hacked (or asked for) by a nation-state.
Every time you ask OK Google a question, the sound of your voice is collected inside a server.
Cameron unveils sweeping measures to cut off terror recruitment, but Muslim community calls it McCarthyism.
Private prisons deserve anger, but their role is smaller than many believe.
New schizophrenia study shows fewer drugs, more therapy and family support provides better outcomes.
“Expressed as a rate, the average person’s risk from gun homicides and car crashes is almost the same.”
The tragic story of Sean Smith, who fatally shot his little sister when he was 10, and has spent 26 years blaming himself.
There’s a Borders bookstore open in Malaysia—when chains die, individual franchises sometimes live on.
See also: “The Day Borders Got the Wobblies.”
Great art, like great writing, is revered because the artworks tell a story with an emotional arc.
“Looking back through art history…thinking Renoir sucks is a popular and well-established sentiment.”