Justice Clarence Thomas Faces Scrutiny Over Undisclosed Luxury Trips

Thomas's financial disclosures reveal previously unreported vacations funded by billionaire Harlan Crow, intensifying debates on Supreme Court ethics.

Thomas's amended financial report lists two trips from 2019 paid for by Harlan Crow, including a stay in Bali and at a private club in California.
The disclosures have spurred calls for thorough investigations into Thomas's finances and potential conflicts of interest.
Other justices reported significant outside incomes, notably from book deals, raising questions about financial transparency.
The Supreme Court recently adopted its first ethics code, but critics argue it lacks enforcement mechanisms.
Public scrutiny of the justices' financial activities has increased, highlighting concerns over judicial impartiality and ethics.