The Least You Should Know (11/16)

The Chinese have built the world’s fastest supercomputer. It’s expected to become obsolete by the time you finish reading this sentence.

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The Least You Should Know (11/15)

Syracuse University found that falling in love can elicit the same euphoric high as doing cocaine. Either way, statistically there’s a 50 percent chance you’ll end up losing your house.

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The Least You Should Know (11/11)

The rescued Chilean miners were invited to last weekend's New York City Marathon. There’s a reason; it’s a runner’s dream to compete against a guy that takes 69 days to get home from work.

The Least You Should Know (11/10)

Robert De Niro and Sylvester Stallone might do a movie where they play old boxing rivals. Senior citizens shouldn't do boxing movies; hitting below the belt could cause a chest injury.

The Least You Should Know (11/9)

Chicago was named the most dangerous city in America. Once again, in Chicago the dead get to vote.

The Least You should Know (11/8)

In his new autobiography Keith Richards details the Rolling Stones partying through the 60s and 70s. But they all slowed down when they turned 80.

The Least You Should Know (11/3)

A company is marketing an alarm clock that’s louder than a chainsaw. It’s guaranteed to wake you up in time to put on clean underwear.