Supreme Court Justices Delay Financial Disclosures Amid Scrutiny

Financial disclosures for justices of the U.S. Supreme Court were released, revealing income and affiliations outside the court, but not for Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito. The records offer a glimpse into the personal finances of the other seven justices, including income from book sales, teaching gigs, and investments. For the first time, justices will also have to share information about the sources of free trips, meals, and hospitality. However, critics say the new supplemental reporting requirements remain insufficient, and lawmakers have proposed bills to require the court to adopt a "code of conduct" akin to what is imposed on members of Congress.