THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

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  • Americans are moving at the lowest rate on record. New Census Bureau data show 9.8% of the U.S. population age 1 and older changed addresses over the past year, the smallest share in records dating back to 1948.
  • Coldplay says they are going to stop touring until they can find out a way to do it, where it doesn't hurt the environment as much.
  • No further investigation is needed -- a DNA test proves that Hunter Biden is the father of an Arkansas woman's baby.
  • A new study shows that the human brain has shrunk by almost 20% over the past 20,000 years.
  • Instead of a Gingerbread house, Oreo is offering kits to build your own Oreo Cookie house.
  • Mandy Moore has announced that she doing her first concert tour in over a decade, starting in March in Pittsburgh and ending in Denver in May.
  • Now we hear that Prince Andrew didn't step down from his royal duties-he was fired by his mom, Queen Elizabeth.
  • It turns out that a Tampa, Florida, high school was built on top of a cemetery for 145 indigents.
  • Households with smart home devices own an average of six devices.
  • Kristen Bell now has her own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

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