Opinion | Superlatives The Week's Most Extreme Stories This week's superlative stories, as voted by you By Newser Editors Posted Jan 25, 2013 5:00 PM CST Updated Jan 27, 2013 12:00 PM CST Copied The quadruple helix. (Cambridge University/Jean-Paul Rodriguez and Giulia Biffi) It's the weekend—time to kick back, relax, and look back on the week that was. As voted by you, our readers, here are the stories that came out on top during the past week: Most Hilarious: Huge Swath of France Smells Like Rotten Eggs Most Brilliant: Tenn. Homecoming King Nominees Give Away Crown Most Scary: 2nd Hospital Warns 1.9K of Possible HIV Exposure Most Depressing: Cops: 5 NM Murder Victims Were Teen's Own Family Most Intriguing: 'Quadruple DNA' Seen for 1st Time Most Ridiculous: Girl, 5, Suspended in Hello Kitty Threat Click any of the above to see what you may have missed—or to relive the moment—or check out picks from previous weeks here. Read These Next 3 police officers were killed and 2 injured in southern Pennsylvania. ABC pulls Jimmy Kimmel under pressure. ABC reporter's take on Kirk shooting suspect's texts flops. Man initially detained in Charlie Kirk case has been charged. Report an error