Supreme Court, down by one, finds it can be hard to decide

By: Mark Sherman Associated Press May 17, 2016

The eight Supreme Court justices say they'll take care of business until a new ninth justice joins them. Their actions say otherwise. Monday's unsigned, unanimous decision returning a high-profile dispute over access to birth control to lower courts was the latest example of the ideologically split court's struggle to get its work done with an even number ...

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Supreme Court, down by one, finds it can be hard to decide

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