 It's Monday, November 25th, 2013. I'm Sam Sheffer and today I begin the Verge Thanksgiving Fast 2K13. Gotta start making room for that turkey. This is 90 seconds on the Verge. The FDA has ordered 23andMe.com, a company that provides at-home DNA analysis, to halt sales of its product, claiming it's currently being marketed quote, without proper clearance or approval from regulators. The company has twice submitted its test kit for review as a medical device, but the FDA has yet to approve it. The FDA has worked tirelessly with 23andMe.com to resolve the situation, but discussions have proven unsuccessful. Iran is temporarily halting its nuclear program in what is being called a historic event. Six countries, including the U.S., have reached a deal that would see Iran cease enriching uranium beyond 5 percent and begin diluting material that had been enriched beyond 20 percent, both of which should mean that Iran could produce nuclear energy, but not nuclear weapons. Critics of the deal, including some in Congress, express concern because it doesn't completely dismantle Iran's enrichment program. While this is certainly a large step forward, the entirety of Iran's nuclear program must still be addressed in the coming months. And finally, crack open a six-pack of Budweiser because Roadhouse is coming back. MGM is remaking Patrick Swayze's hit film from 1989 about a cooler that's called in to clean up the double-deuce bar. The film will be directed by Rob Cohen, the director of the original Fast and Furious. While no release date or casting has been announced, I can't help but be excited. We all get how excited you are. And that's it for today's top stories. Coming up tomorrow, I begin another Thanksgiving back to K13.