QUOTATION OF THE DAY
"We may roll the dice next year, go without insurance and hope we have no major medical emergencies. The penalty would be less than two months of premiums."
WILLIAM H. WEBER, 51, a business consultant in Atlanta who said he paid $1,400 a month this year for a health plan, on dealing with the rise in premiums next year.
OCTOBER 27, 2016
（１）Donations to Foundation Vexed（うるさがらせる） Hillary Clinton’s Aides, Emails Show
A new release by WikiLeaks reveals how efforts to limit potential conflicts led to infighting（乱闘） among advisers in the years before Mrs. Clinton announced her 2016 candidacy.
（２）ISIS Sent Four Car Bombs. The Last One Hit Me.
After a long day in a convoy near Mosul, it seemed safe for a photographer and Iraqi troops to exit their vehicle. Suddenly someone screamed, “Car bomb!”
（３）Used Cars Slip Past Recall Safeguards, Putting Drivers in Danger
Federal law does not mandate used-car sellers to tell buyers when a car has been recalled or to make necessary safety repairs, and the results can be deadly.
リコールされた車とは言わずに中古車として売る！
（４）TV Viewership Falls in N.F.L（ナショナル・フットボール・リーグ）. and Premier League: A Blip（一時的な急上昇）, or Something Worse?
The startling（驚くべき）, double-digital declines in TV viewership raise questions about whether the football and soccer leagues have reached their peak.
（５）H.I.V. Arrived in the U.S. Long Before ‘Patient Zero’
The virus appeared in New York as early as 1971, according to a new genetic analysis, and spread from there to San Francisco.
（６）Health Law Tax Penalty? I’ll Take It, Millions Say
A lot of healthy people are defying（反抗する） predictions by the Affordable Care Act architects and refusing to enroll, throwing off the math behind the system.
