Justice Clarence Thomas took part in arguments at the Supreme Court via telephone rather than in person on Monday after a hospital stay. At the beginning of the arguments, Chief Justice John Roberts said that the 73-year-old Thomas would be participating remotely this morning. At one point in the case, Thomas made an analogy to when he drives his motor coach, asking several questions early in the case. Since the court started its term in the fall, other justices have occasionally participated in arguments remotely. Thomas was hospitalized last week and missed arguments on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Roberts said he would be involved in the cases argued using the briefs and transcript of the arguments. Thomas was admitted to the hospital on March 18 with flu-like symptoms and was treated with antibiotics. The court said that Thomas did not have COVID-19. He had a booster shot, like the rest of the court. The court had said that Thomas would be released from the hospital on Monday or Tuesday, but he was not discharged until Friday. The court didn't say why he was in the hospital longer than he thought, or what kind of infections he was treated for. Since 1991, Thomas has been on the court. When coronavirus case counts were high earlier this term, Justice Sonia Sotomayor participated remotely from her office, while Justice Brett Kavanaugh participated from his home after testing positive for COVID-19. The court described the bug as a stomach bug, but it was negative for carbon dioxide. The court spent more than a year and a half hearing arguments remotely because of the Pandemic. The cases are still closed to the public while the justices and lawyers argue. The high-end retailers in the Eastern part of the city are closed due to the high number of cases. The integrity of the Supreme Court is at stake, according to Sen. Amy Klobuchar. Few know that Amazon has millions of Prime subscribers. The Senate Judiciary Committee will review Judge Jackson's nomination after a week on Monday. According to a statement, the executive director of the Women's March called for the impeachment of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. Kaling wore silver and yellow to the Oscars after-party. James Fridman takes people's requests online and then produces something that's a little too real. Check out the pics of KimKardashian at the Vanity Fair Oscars party. Did you miss the second half of the show? The Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas is urging the Trump White House to overturn the 2020 election. The baller and the actress were dressed nicely. The zero-cost solar program has no hidden charges and you can qualify now. The COVID-19 Pandemic removed any doubt that state policies can affect health outcomes. Texas, among the reddest states, ranks just outside the top 25 in deaths per 100,000 resid. The film adaptation of Where the Crawdads Sing was written by Reese Witherspoon and will be released in July 2022. The trailer is here. Chris Rock mocked Jada Pinkett Smith for her shaved hair. People have been cooking wrong for a long time. Everyone wishes they knew these 35+ kitchen hacks sooner. Three weeks after landing in Washington, D.C., the group is calling it quits because they didn't accomplish anything. Kentucky is one of 21 states with permitless carry laws. Indiana has a new law that affects Kentucky. If you have everything to lose, it frees Putin up, according to a veteran diplomat. This man claims to be able to predict the future. McConnell will vote against the confirmation of the Supreme Court nominee. The White House walked back and explained what the President meant. The media is warned against posting new Zelensky interview. She won the lottery, but never imagined it would happen next. It is easy to perform in Warsaw and you should not be afraid. While our boys and girls are fighting, Inna Sovsun said. As questions surround her husband, Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, the aftermath of her text messages to a former White House chief of staff continues. Justice Thomas was the only dissenter in the 8-1 ruling that made former President Donald Trump's records available to the committee. The texts don't implicate Justice Thomas directly, but they have raised a few. The Supreme Court will review a challenge to a California law that requires certain conditions for pork sold in the state. California voters approved the nation's toughest living space standards for breeding pigs. Almost no farms satisfy those conditions according to two agricultural associations.Associated Press
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