Health Sec. Tom Price, Critic of Wasteful Spending, Insists on Flying PrivateJust last week, Price flew on a chartered jet to Philadelphia, spending tens of thousands of dollars to travel 135 miles.

Gloucestershire all-rounder Tom Price signs for Sussex on a three-year deal and will join up with his new club at the end of ...

Heath and Human Services Secretary Tom Price participates in an event to promote the flu vaccine at the National Press Club September 28, 2017 in Washington, DC. Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images.

Congressman Tom Price is recognized as a vibrant leader in Georgia and a diligent and tireless problem solver in Congress. First elected to Congress, representing the Sixth District of Georgia, in ...

UPDATE, Sept. 25: Price defended his use of private planes Saturday in an interview with Fox News, where he said he would suspend his use of chartered aircraft as the OIG completes its probe.

The United States spends more on healthcare per capita than any other country in the world. For example, a medical procedure ...

Tom Price, M.D., may no longer serve as the secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services, but at least one Democratic senator wants to know whether he followed through on his promise to ...

Nathan Gilchrist, the Zimbabwe-born English-qualified seamer, has turned down a contract extension at Kent and will move to ...

Tom Price resigned Friday, about 10 days after Politico first reported he had used private jets to travel as health and human services secretary, costing taxpayers more than $1 million. 1 ...

Trump's Health and Human Services Secretary, Tom Price just resigned. Here's how much his net worth is after he racked up hundreds of thousands of dollars in tax-payer funded flights.

Price on Thursday pledged to pay back nearly $52,000 to the U.S. Treasury for his seat, although critics quickly pointed out that doesn't come close to the reported total for his flights.

Tom Price probably wishes he could take back these tweets on 'reckless' government spending Including — wait for it — government officials' use of private plane travel.