There’s a pattern in the decisions of the U.S. Supreme Court under the leadership of Chief Justice John Roberts, Jr., who is waging a slow, methodical assault on the country's liberal policies. So contends a recent article from The New York Times.

The Supreme Court recently declared unconstitutional the section of the 1965 Voting Rights Act that set the formula determining which states with a history of racial discrimination need federal approval to change voting laws. So Reuters reports.

The Supreme Court recently rendered two decisions that further the cause of same-sex marriage proponents, The New York Times reports.

The family of 31-year old Karla Brada Mendez, a woman who died a violent death in 2011, has filed a lawsuit against Alcoholics Anonymous contending that AA had a “reckless disregard for … the safety and security of victims attending AA meetings who are repeatedly preyed upon at those meetings by financial, violent, and sexual predators. So reports ProPublica.