Verizon's new $2 fee; Obama team calls 'bulls**t'; Scott Brown complains about Warren coverage; and more from The Slatest.

The Slatest: December 29, 2011 Verizon Preps New $2 Convenience Fee The news is unlikely to be received warmly by customers. READ FULL STORY N.H. Paper: "Ron Paul is a Dangerous Man" The New Hampshire Union Leader says the GOP hopeful is the favorite of white supremacists and anti-Semites. READ FULL STORY Brown on Elizabeth Warren Coverage: "It's All Fluff" The Massachusetts senator urges the media to ask his Democratic challenger the "tough questions." READ FULL STORY Report: Feds Ready Felony Charges in BP Oil Spill Investigation said to focus on a handful of engineers and at least one supervisor. READ FULL STORY Team Obama Calls Billion-Dollar Campaign Rumors "Bulls**t" President's reelection campaign looks to downplay perception that he'll bring in record donations. READ FULL STORY North Korea Names Kim Jong-un "Supreme Leader" The government gives its first public confirmation that the younger Kim will lead the reclusive nation. READ FULL STORY Bachmann's Iowa Campaign Chair Defects to Ron Paul Camp Key GOP backer makes surprise announcement at a Des Moines rally. READ FULL STORY Advertisement From Slate: Can You Really Make a Bomb Out of a Cupcake? Yglesias: Maybe Average People Should Avoid the Stock Market Entirely Is the Guy From Bon Iver the Worst Poet in the History of Pop Music? If You Buy Hummus, You're a Chump A Depressing List of the Year's Top-Performing Stocks I Gave My Daughters Packers Stock for Christmas! They Were Confused. The Year's Best Magazine Stories About Sex My Friends Don't Want My Husband at Girls' Night. Should I Bring Him Anyway? More from The Slatest: Verizon Preps New $2 Convenience Fee Team Obama Calls Billion-Dollar Campaign Rumors "Bulls**t" Brown on Elizabeth Warren Coverage: "It's All Fluff" N.H. Paper: "Ron Paul is a Dangerous Man" Report: Feds Ready Felony Charges in BP Oil Spill North Korea Names Kim Jong-un "Supreme Leader" Bachmann's Iowa Campaign Chair Defects to Ron Paul Camp NYT Mistakenly Sends Erroneous Email to Millions Romney, Paul Lead Ahead of Iowa Caucus Obama, Hillary Named "Most-Admired" in 2011

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