Author: Richard Wolf, USA TODAY

Adding more justices to the Supreme Court, as progressives want, isn’t the solution. Term limits represent the best hope.

The leak itself could prompt hesitant justices to reconsider such a history-altering decision. After all, that was the point of the leak, wasn’t it?

The coming months will be focused on replacing him, replete with all the hypocrisy we have come to expect and further sullying the court’s reputation.

Roberts notably avoided any mention of the judiciary’s other historic challenges caused in large part by President Donald Trump, his frequent nemesis.

The former federal judge and law school professor joined the court amid a pandemic, a hotly contested election and an avalanche of high-profile cases.

The justices’ action clears the way for electors to convene Monday and confirm that President-elect Joe Biden will be nation’s 46th president.

The court’s action represented the latest in a string of stinging judicial opinions that have left the president defeated politically and legally.

It was a reversal from earlier actions taken by the high court in response to state restrictions on organized religion during the pandemic.

The lawsuit charged that Harvard discriminated against Asian American students in order to boost African American and Hispanic enrollment.

The case is unlikely to be heard before Jan. 20, and if Trump loses re-election next month, a Democratic administration could stop construction.