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At this point, it really seems like Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas didn’t want the world to know how often he was getting flewed out by Republican billionaire donor and alleged Nazi memorabilia ...

When the long-awaited House Ethics committee report on Matt ... additional trips paid for by Thomas’ billionaire patron Harlan Crow that had not been disclosed, even as Thomas has scrambled ...

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Among the committee’s findings were two previously undisclosed trips in 2021 taken by Justice Clarence Thomas and provided by real estate mogul, Harlan Crow of Texas. One trip shows Thomas ...

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas went on two more trips provided by Texas billionaire and conservative donor Harlan Crow than he previously disclosed, according to a Senate Democrat-led 20 ...

The report urges an enforceable code of conduct, changes in the federal courts’ oversight body and further investigation by ...

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WASHINGTON (AP) — A nearly two-year investigation by Democratic senators of Supreme Court ethics details more luxury travel by Justice Clarence Thomas and urges Congress to establish a way to ...

Thomas has denied wrongdoing and said he was not previously obligated to disclose the trips, provided by billionaire Harlan Crow, under a personal hospitality exception that has since been clarified.

A 20-month investigation by Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee found that Justice Clarence Thomas failed to report jet and yacht trips.