The measure won support from the White House, most Democrats in Congress and many Republicans fearful of the economic impact of a default. Sen. Ted Cruz, a main player in precipitating the government budget and credit crises, is still winning over conservatives. High-stakes talks between Iran and six world powers adjourn on an upbeat note with an agreement to meet again in three weeks - and with much work still to do. In the first month, the Obama administration had hoped that nearly 500,000 people would sign up for insurance. But that was before a cascade of computer problems. A rebel commander announces that dozens of factions fighting in southern Syria no longer recognize the largely exile-based political group. The social network is now allowing users ages 13-17 to share their posts with anyone on the Internet. An effort is underway to add information to Wikipedia about the scientific and technological achievements of women. The Army initially lost the relevant paperwork, causing a long wait before William Swenson's heroism in Afghanistan was recognized. Mia Farrow's son Ronan - who until recently hadn't been in the public eye - will host a weekday program on MSNBC. A team of Mexican Indian boys sweeps through a hoops tournament despite their generally short stature and the fact that most play barefoot.