North Korea Declares Kim Jong Un 'Supreme Leader'

Today's Top Stories North Korea Declares Kim Jong Un 'Supreme Leader' Kim Jong Il's son and heir is declared 'Supreme Leader' of North Korea during a memorial for his father New Funding Rules Fuel GOP Candidates' Ad War Most GOP candidate ads are being funded by a new breed of political action committee, media buyers say Online Anger Leads to Beginning of GoDaddy Exodus imgur.com -- one of the largest image hosting sites in the world, responsible for an astonishing 28 terabytes of bandwidth -- already ditched GoDaddy, leading a planned Thursday boycott over Web legislation. Politics • New Funding Rules Fuel Republican Candidates' Ad War • Muslim Leaders to Boycott NYC Mayor's Breakfast Over NYPD Concerns • Bachmann Loses Iowa Campaign Chairman to Paul Opinion • Will 2012 Be a Libertarian Year? • Time to Put a Stop to the Horrors in Syria • President Obama's Anti-Gun Agenda Shows No Sign of Stopping Scitech • Samoa and Tokelau to Skip December 30 • On Eve of Net Boycott, Dump GoDaddy Exodus Begins • The New York Times Has a Weiner Moment Entertainment • Michael Lohan Collapses at AA Meeting, Rushed to Hospital With Blood Clot • Which Celebrity Gave the Most Ridiculous Quote This Year? • How Stars Supported U.S. Troops in 2011 Leisure • Fisker Gets Fix for Battery Fire Risk • Craftsman Bringing 'Luxury' Tractor to Detroit Auto Show • Why Not Blow Your Jackpot on a $5K Burger Video • Breast-Feeding Moms Hold 'Nurse-In' at Target Stores • Iran Threatens to Choke Off World's Oil Supply • Mugger vs. Ultimate Fighter More From FoxNews.com Just one click to sign up. America's Election HQ Update A monthly rundown of the latest in the 2012 race for the White House. View All Newsletters » Follow Fox News  Facebook  Twitter  RSS Manage Subscriptions | Unsubscribe | Unsubscribe to All | Privacy Policy ©2011 FOX News Network, LLC. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.