An exclusive circle of powerful Americans is in the spotlight after a report showing how Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has benefitted from his membership.
An exclusive circle of wealthy, powerful Americans is in the spotlight after a New York Times report showed how Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has benefited from being a member.
The Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans, an Alexandria, Va.-based nonprofit organization, has counted the justice as a member for three decades. The New York Times
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