Senate Judiciary Committee to Vote on Subpoenas for SCOTUS Ethics Investigation and Luxury Trips

The Senate Judiciary Committee plans to schedule a vote to authorize subpoenas in their investigation into ethics reform at the Supreme Court, with a focus on justices, particularly Clarence Thomas, who have allegedly violated ethics rules. The subpoenas would target individuals linked to Thomas, including Harlan Crow, Leonard Leo, and Robin Arkley II. The committee's effort has been criticized by Crow's office as a "stunt," while negotiations for Crow to provide information on gifts to Thomas were rejected by Democrats. The investigation comes as Democrats push for regulations requiring the adoption of a code of conduct for Supreme Court justices.