Justice Clarence Thomas failing to disclose private travel provided by wealthy donor

Senator Ron Wyden accuses Justice Clarence Thomas of failing to disclose private travel provided by wealthy conservative donor Harlan Crow, sparking concerns about extravagant gifts and tax implications. Justice Thomas has not responded to the allegations.

Supreme Court's Ruling on Illinois Assault Weapons Ban

The Supreme Court declined to review challenges to an Illinois ban on certain types of semi-automatic weapons, attachments, and magazines. Justice Clarence Thomas criticized the decision and called for more guidance on which weapons are protected by the Second Amendment.

Supreme Court Decision on Presidential Immunity and Special Counsel Appointment

Justice Clarence Thomas questions the constitutionality of Special Counsel Jack Smith's appointment in a concurring opinion to a Supreme Court decision on presidential immunity. Thomas argues that Smith's appointment may violate the Appointments Clause of the Constitution, raising concerns about the legality of the prosecution of President Donald Trump by Smith. Thomas suggests that lower courts need to address these issues before the prosecution can proceed.

Criticism of Report on Gifts to Justice Clarence Thomas

Attorney Mark Paoletta criticizes a report about gifts received by Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, claiming it is filled with errors and deceptions. The report from Fix the Court alleges that Justice Thomas received almost $4.2 million in gifts and 'likely gifts' between 2004 and 2023.

Supreme Court case on trademark law involving Justice Amy Coney Barrett and Justice Clarence Thomas

Justice Amy Coney Barrett disagreed with Justice Clarence Thomas's originalist approach in a recent Supreme Court case involving trademark law, emphasizing the importance of a generally applicable principle over historical tradition. This marks a significant departure for Barrett, who has previously identified with the originalist camp.

Justice Clarence Thomas' undisclosed trips and gifts from conservative donor

Justice Clarence Thomas failed to disclose multiple trips and gifts paid for by a conservative donor, Harlan Crow, including private jet travel and a yacht excursion, leading to questions about the accuracy of his financial disclosures.

Supreme Court's Decision on CFPB Funding

Justice Clarence Thomas split from some of his conservative colleagues in a 7-2 decision to keep the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) funded, despite dissent from Justices Alito and Gorsuch. Sen. Elizabeth Warren's creation of the CFPB has been a point of contention. Thomas's interpretation of the Appropriations Clause is at the center of the debate.

Supreme Court ruling on Consumer Financial Protection Bureau funding mechanism

The Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's funding mechanism, allowing it to bypass the usual appropriations process. Justice Clarence Thomas authored the majority opinion, with dissent from Justices Alito and Gorsuch.

John Oliver offers to pay Justice Clarence Thomas to resign from Supreme Court

John Oliver offers to pay Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas $1 million annually to resign from the high court, doubling down on his initial offer.

Justice Clarence Thomas Absence from Supreme Court

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas was absent from the court's scheduled cases with no explanation provided, sparking interest due to his seniority and long tenure on the bench.

Justice Clarence Thomas hiring Crystal Clanton as a law clerk

Justice Clarence Thomas has hired Crystal Clanton, who was accused of sending racist text messages, as a law clerk. Critics see favoritism, while defenders view it as supporting a young conservative. Thomas' decision is controversial but not barred by the Supreme Court's ethics code.