Obama Defends Health Care Law Amid Subsidy Fraud Warning
President Obama reiterated that the health care overhaul is working as officials report 1.5 million people eligible for Medicaid in October. Treasury watchdogs warned subsidies could be vulnerable to fraud, while a website rollout issues linger and lawmakers clash over executive changes to the law.
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Asian nations dominate international student assessment
U S students lag in math science and reading as Asian nations led by Shanghai and Singapore top the PISA results. Vietnam participated for the first time with higher math and science averages. Education officials cite poverty and diversity as factors while stressing reform and investment.
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