The Supreme Court recessed for its long winter break Monday in a rare mood of unanimity, issuing five dissent-free opinions on key issues ranging from workplace discrimination to anti-dumping trade enforcement.
The unanimous rulings continue a recent pattern that may be moving the Court closer to Chief Justice John Roberts Jr.’s stated goal of greater collegiality. That goal has proven elusive since he joined the Court in 2005, with justices often reluctant to cede ground for the sake of joining the majority.
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