Thomas yacht trips cut Crow's tax bill In lavishing gifts on the Supreme Court justice, the billionaire GOP donor may have violated tax laws, experts say Salon · Jul 17, 2023
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas had a secret real estate billionaire benefactor. We just got a look at the other justices’ holdings Sonia Sotomayor's more than $1 million apartment in New York City's West Village was disclosed—and John Roberts's house in Ireland. Fortune · Jun 14, 2023
Key takeaways from Harlan Crow’s interview with The Dallas Morning News on Clarence Thomas DALLAS — Harlan Crow, the Dallas real estate magnate whose friendship with Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has drawn national attention, doesn’t believe they’ve done anything wrong. Tribune News Service · Apr 17, 2023
Harlan Crow: There’s nothing wrong with my friendship with Clarence Thomas DALLAS — Harlan Crow believes he and U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas are the victims of a “political hit job.” Tribune News Service · Apr 17, 2023
Clarence Thomas’ billionaire benefactor inherited a commercial real estate empire—his father was once the largest landlord in the US Harlan Crow, and his private art collection including a “dead dictator” statue collection and a Hitler painting, are in the spotlight. Fortune · Apr 14, 2023
Harlan Crow, who gave lavish trips to Clarence Thomas, has donated $13M to GOP WASHINGTON — Harlan Crow, the Dallas investor whose lavish secret trips with Justice Clarence Thomas have sparked an intense debate about Supreme Court ethics, is a GOP megadonor with many friends in high places. Tribune News Service · Apr 8, 2023
Chan Zuckerberg life sciences hub to open in Fulton Market The center, backed by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and wife Priscilla Chan, will research inflammation’s role in human diseases. Its funding includes $25 million in a capital grant from the state. Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 24, 2023
Chicago’s 1-year-old Committee on Design is helping shape the city’s most important development projects Chicago developers worried last year that construction projects would face bureaucratic snarls after city planners added a layer to the approval process. Builders already had to run a gantlet of officials on several commissions and committees, as well as City Council. Some now had to face the Committee on Design,… Chicago Tribune · Nov 3, 2022