HealthCare.gov won't be perfect on Dec. 1, administration says  —  Administration officials said Monday that some visitors to ObamaCare's federal enrollment site would experience outages, slow response times or messages to try again later during the month of December.

Republicans mindlessly oppose Iran nuclear deal  —  Republicans are opposed to President Obama's deal with the Iranians — whatever it is.  —  A couple of minutes after 9 p.m. on Saturday, word crossed the news wires that negotiators in Geneva had reached an agreement on Iran's nuclear program.

Analysis: Iran deal bears Obama's personal stamp  —  (Reuters) - When push came to shove in the closing hours of marathon negotiations in Geneva on Iran's nuclear program, it was President Barack Obama, back at the White House, who approved the final language on the U.S. side before the historic deal was clinched.

Steubenville case: Four more charged, including superintendent, volunteer coach  —  An Ohio grand jury investigating an alleged cover-up in the Steubenville rape case has indicted four more people, including the school superintendent and an assistant football coach.

Remarks by the President on Immigration Reform — San Francisco, CA  —  THE PRESIDENT: Hello, everybody!  (Applause.)  Well, hello, San Francisco!  (Applause.)  It is great to be back in California.  It is great to be with all of you.  I love San Francisco.  (Applause.)  You got great food.

CNN/ORC poll: Democrats lose 2014 edge following Obamacare uproar  —  Washington (CNN) - What a difference a month makes.  —  A new CNN/ORC International poll indicates a dramatic turnaround in the battle for control of Congress in next year's midterm elections.

Among American workers, poll finds unprecedented anxiety about jobs, economy  —  Will Figg/For The Washington Post - John Stewart works at the Philadelphia International Airport escorting passengers in wheelchairs.  The job pays $5.25 an hour, plus tips.  “I'm glad I don't have a family,” Stewart said.

Obama Is Wounded.  Obamacare Is Unstoppable  —  By Francis Wilkinson 2013-11-24T16:00:46Z  —  Los Angeles Times reporter Noam N. Levey ventures a bold story on Obamacare with a somewhat pedestrian subtext: It's a done deal, folks.  —  This quiet thesis has a lot going for it.

Creigh Deeds: ‘I am alive for a reason’  —  Virginia State Sen. Creigh Deeds says he's “alive for a reason” in his first comments to the media following an altercation at his residence last week where he suffered multiple stab wounds to the head and torso and his son killed himself with a rifle.

End the N.S.A. Dragnet, Now  —  WASHINGTON — THE framers of the Constitution declared that government officials had no power to seize the records of individual Americans without evidence of wrongdoing, and they embedded this principle in the Fourth Amendment.

Chilling new details in Sandy Hook shooting  —  With no co-conspirators identified, Sedensky said no criminal charges will be filed.  AP Photo  —  Close  —  The 48-page report lays out the horror of Sandy Hook Elementary School in methodical detail.  It's all there: The sound of crashing glass …

The dirty secrets behind Boehner's ‘spiking’ Obamacare premiums  —  Speaker John Boehner, grappling with Obamacare.  (House of Representatives)  —  Perhaps in an effort to defuse reports that House Speaker John Boehner is making out pretty well as a first-time insurance customer under …

Why voters are finished believing Obama's health care promises  —  In April, Real Clear Politics' average of polls showed that 47 percent of Americans opposed Obamacare, while 41 percent supported it — a 6-percentage-point edge for opponents of the president's health care law …

Welcome aboard, Katie.  Anchors aweigh!  —  Today, I am incredibly excited to announce that Katie Couric is joining Yahoo as our Global Anchor.  Starting in early 2014, Katie will lead a growing team of correspondents at Yahoo News who will cover the world's most interesting stories and newsmakers.

Poll: Israelis don't believe Iran will stop nuclear program  —  A majority of the Jewish Israeli public does not believe that Iran will stop its nuclear program following the agreement it signed with the P5+1 over the weekend, an Israel Hayom poll finds.  —  A majority of the Hebrew-speaking …