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Antxon, a Spanish unemployed homeless man, sleeps under a bridge in Pamplona, Spain. The Spanish Royal House announced the budget of the royal family for the first time. Spain suffers an economic crisis with more than five million unemployed. (Photo by Alvaro Barrientos / AP)

Noel Rockmore, the ‘Picasso of New Orleans,’ rediscovered

Revered as an American throwback to Europe’s great expressionistic masters, he was then forgotten. After Katrina, 1,500 works were found, saved for 25 years by a patron seeking to revive his art.

San Francisco Chronicle

Noel Rockmore’s work

New Orleans Times-Picayune

North Korea calls successor Kim Jong Un ‘supreme leader’

North Korea declared Kim Jong Il‘s son and successor “supreme leader” of the ruling party, military and the people during a memorial for his father in the government’s first public endorsement of his leadership.

ABC News

North Korea ends mourning with eulogies heralding ‘Kim Jong Un era’

BusinessWeek

Euro falls to 17-month low, US dollar rises

Selling pressure pushed the euro to its lowest level since mid-2010, when Fed chairman Ben Bernanke said the outlook was “unusually uncertain.” The currency could go even lower early next year.

CNNMoney

US jobless claims up for 1st time in 4 weeks

MSNBC

Abortion, immigration changes among new 2012 laws

Many new laws reflect the nation’s concerns over immigration, the cost of government and the best way to protect and benefit young people, including regulations on sports concussions.

CBS News

US weapons sales to Iraq move ahead despite red flags

The Obama administration is moving ahead with the sale of nearly $11 billion worth of arms and training for Iraq, despite concerns the move could backfire if Baghdad aligns closely with Tehran.

MSNBC

Special section:

Who’s who in Iraq after US exit

Christian Science Monitor

BP may face criminal charges after spill

Prosecutors are preparing what would be the first criminal charges against BP Plc staff after the worst U.S. oil spill last year, undisclosed sources say.

Houston Chronicle

The World in Photos .........................................................................
Pakistani children enjoy a ride on an amusement wheel operated manually on a roadside in Islamabad. (Photo by Muhammed Muheisen / AP)	The Wisconsin football helmet, left, and the new Oregon helmet display at a news conference in Los Angeles. (Photo by Jason Redmond / AP)	Women light candles before mass prayers at the annual meeting of the ecumenical monastic order of the Taize community in Berlin. (Photo by Markus Schreiber / AP)