As usual, the U.S. Supreme Court saved its biggest decisions for the end of its term, ruling last week in favor of cellphone privacy, broadcast television, abortion clinic demonstrators and restrictions on presidential power.
The justices return for a final bow on June 30. The only cases left undecided are a dispute over the contraceptive mandate under the Affordable Care Act and Harris v. Quinn, a key challenge to public-employee union fees charged to nonmembers.
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