Supreme Court to weigh possible impact on Trump’s prosecution in Jan. 6 cases The Supreme Court is set to consider appeals for the first time that were brought by individuals charged with offenses linked to the January 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol. The cases could significantly influence the criminal prosecution of ex-President Donald …
Senate Democrats are scheduled to vote on Thursday to authorize subpoenas for two prominent conservatives linked to the U.S. Supreme Court amid an ethics investigation sparked by reports of undisclosed gifts given to conservative justices. The Democratic-led Senate Judiciary Committee is planning a hearing to consider subpoenas for billionaire Republican donor Harlan Crow, who is …
Senate Democrats are planning to subpoena mega-donor Harlan Crow and conservative activist Leonard Leo to inquire about their involvement in organizing and funding luxurious benefits for hard-right wing justices on the US Supreme Court. This move by the Democrats on the Senate judiciary committee was announced on Monday, amidst growing controversy surrounding justices Clarence Thomas …
Recreate this content while optimizing it for SEO, enhancing its creativity and uniqueness, improving syntax and tone, increasing perplexity and burstiness, and retaining the HTML tags: In addition to going on expensive vacations with wealthy right-wing donors who have interests before the Supreme Court, Justice Clarence Thomas has, as reported by ProPublica, secretly participated in …
After the events of the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, social media giants Facebook and Twitter made the decision to suspend President Donald Trump from their platforms. This move was in response to Trump’s encouragement of violence during the attack. While many Americans were relieved by this action, some conservatives viewed it as …
Public confidence in the Supreme Court reaches a record low, but Justice Brett Kavanaugh assures change is on the horizon. During a judicial conference on Thursday, Kavanaugh addressed the “perceived ethical issues” and stated that the court is actively working towards resolving them. Chief Justice John Robert had previously expressed a similar sentiment in …
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas recently disclosed that his travel expenses and meals on several occasions in the past year were paid for by Republican megadonor Harlan Crow. This information was included in Thomas’s latest financial disclosure report, which also addressed some omissions from prior reports, including Crow’s purchase of three houses in which …
Supreme Court justices and physicians share a commonality: they both receive gifts from individuals who have a vested interest in their decisions. However, they mistakenly believe that these gifts don’t influence them. Gifts serve as more than just gestures; they establish and maintain relationships by creating a sense of obligation. This indebtedness is a universal …
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has not only submitted his delayed financial disclosure form but also decided to defend his travels with billionaire Harlan Crow. This is an unusual move on Thomas’ part, as reported by the New York Times. His personal attorney, Elliot Berke, released a six-page statement criticizing “left wing” groups that he …
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has revealed that he traveled on three occasions last year using a private plane owned by Republican megadonor Harlan Crow. This disclosure comes after years of Thomas receiving undisclosed expensive gifts from Crow, including international travel. Thomas made this information public in a disclosure report, citing compliance with new guidelines …