Associate Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas remained hospitalized on Wednesday, missing a third day of oral arguments.
Thomas, 73, was admitted to Washington, D.C.’s, Sibley Memorial Hospital on Friday after having “flu-like symptoms,” Supreme Court spokeswoman Patricia McCabe said.
He was diagnosed with an infection, and he has not been seen on the bench since, according to a report.
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When asked for an update on Thomas, McCabe responded with, “No update.”
“He underwent tests, was diagnosed with an infection and is being treated with intravenous antibiotics,” McCabe said in a Sunday statement.
Thomas is fully vaccinated and boosted against the coronavirus.
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Thomas will read briefs and oral arguments for the days missed on the bench, Chief Justice John Roberts said Wednesday.
