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Hunter Biden Judge, Defying a 'Rubber Stamp,' Jumps Into the Spotlight - Vimarsana News

Hunter Biden Judge, Defying a 'Rubber Stamp,' Jumps Into the Spotlight

Judge Maryellen Noreika was not an especially high-profile figure in the small legal community in the nation’s second-smallest state. That’s changed.

Clarence Thomas' billionaire friend did have business before the Supreme Court | World & Nation - Vimarsana News

Clarence Thomas' billionaire friend did have business before the Supreme Court | World & Nation

WASHINGTON — Justice Clarence Thomas said he was advised he didn’t have to disclose private jet flights and luxury vacations paid for by billionaire Harlan Crow because, although a close

Wyden letter seeks full story on Thomas gifts - Vimarsana News

Wyden letter seeks full story on Thomas gifts

Senate Finance Committee Chairman Ron Wyden, D-Ore., on Monday asked Texas billionaire Harlan Crow to voluntarily provide a detailed accounting of the gifts he has provided to Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, as well as information about Georgia properties that the prominent Republican donor purchased from Thomas and his relatives.

Clarence Thomas billionaire friend had Supreme Court case - Vimarsana News

Clarence Thomas billionaire friend had Supreme Court case

In January 2005, though, the court declined to hear an appeal from an architecture firm that wanted more than $25 million from Trammell Crow Residential Co. for allegedly misusing copyrighted building designs.

Reagan-appointed judge, now 95, faces probe into whether she can still do the job - Vimarsana News

Reagan-appointed judge, now 95, faces probe into whether she can still do the job

Judge Pauline Newman, 95, who was appointed by President Ronald Reagan, is fighting an investigation by colleagues who allege she can no longer carry out her duties.