Sam Frizell

Time

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Sam Frizell is a political writer for Time magazine.

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Georgia's Republican Congressman Tom Price will face a Senate Committee tomorrow as Donald Trump's nominee as Secretary Health and Human Services.

Stock trades by HHS nominee raise ethics questions

Georgia's Republican Congressman Tom Price will face a Senate Committee tomorrow as Donald Trump's nominee as Secretary Health and Human Services.

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In Portsmouth, New Hampshire today, Bernie Sanders did not give up on the major goal of this year’s Democratic primary campaign, stating that the "revolution will continue.”

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In Portsmouth, New Hampshire today, Bernie Sanders did not give up on the major goal of this year’s Democratic primary campaign, stating that the "revolution will continue.”

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