Topic: Justice Clarence

As the personal conduct of Supreme Court justices is called into question, Democrats authorized subpoenas for influential conservatives connected to the court, but Republicans called it "political theater."

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday published a new code of ethics following a series of high-profile accounts of several justices accepting travel and other benefits from wealthy backers.

An investigation by the Senate Finance Committee alleges Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas never repaid a $267,230 loan that he used to buy a luxury RV more than 20 years ago while a wealthy friend covered the debt.

The Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday in a legal dispute to determine whether a South Carolina congressional district was gerrymandered to exclude thousands of African-American voters.

The U.S. Supreme Court will not hear a case that seeks to remove former President Donald Trump from the ballot in 2024.

In financial disclosures released Thursday Justice Clarence Thomas reported private 2022 jet trips financed by billionaire and GOP political donor Harlan Crow. Thomas did not report the what those trips cost.

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas routinely accepted at least 38 previously unreported lavish vacations underwritten by wealthy benefactors, according to a new report from ProPublica Thursday.

The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee Thursday approved a bill that would create an ethical code of conduct for the Supreme Court. The vote was 11-10 along party lines.

President Joe Biden signs an executive order Friday to expand access to free birth control, including over-the-counter contraception and family planning services, the White House announced.

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito went on a luxury fishing trip 15 years ago with a billionaire Republican donor whose hedge fund was the subject of several high court rulings in which Alito never recused himself.