The Week's Most Extreme Stories

This week's superlative stories, as voted by you

By Newser Editors

Posted Nov 16, 2012 5:00 PM CST
Updated Nov 18, 2012 9:00 PM CST

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The Week's Most Extreme Stories — Protestors outside Leinster House in Dublin Nov. 14, 2012 against the death of Savita Halappanavar, pictured, aged 31, who was 17 weeks pregnant, after suffering a miscarriage and septicaemia. (AP Photo/ Julien Behal, PA)

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: Cops: Guy Stole Car, Kept Delivering Food
Most Brilliant: Tigers' Cabrera, Giants' Posey Are MVPs
Most Scary: FDA: Ameridose Is Rife With Contamination Issues
Most Depressing: Ireland Promises 'Clarity' on Abortion After Woman's Death
Most Intriguing: Autism Linked to Fever, Flu in Pregnant Women
Most Annoying: Justin, Selena Maybe Not So Kaput

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.

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