Richard A. Epstein

Should unions be able to collect a charge from non-union members who benefit from union actions?

Idaho is offering cheap health insurance. Some say it violates federal law.

The burden thus rests on the DNC, Clinton, Obama, and Comey to establish their ignorance.

The Obama forces are trying to locate the facility in a posh neighborhood without regard to the negative consequences.

Deregulation, repatriation and the prospect of lower taxes have made their mark.

Richard Epstein writes that Spielberg's 'The Post' raises questions about publishing leaks today.

New York, San Francisco and Oakland are suing oil companies for causing 'catastrophic harm.'

Richard Epstein writes that Trump's bonfire of regulations has worked wonders.

The first year of Trump is a mixed blessing. With the president's bullying character the biggest drawback.

Is there a legal difference between content of a communication and tracking its whereabouts?

The case of a baker who refused to bake a gay wedding cake comes before the Supreme Court.

An impending court case goes to the heart of the principle of private property.

Taxation and regulation has shifted from maximizing the size of the pie to minimizing the gap between rich and poor.

Hefty tax rates send US corporations overseas and foreign investors to decrease their stakes in America.

Trump continues to push his bogus America First agenda that will drive a wedge between the US and its allies.

Many predict that the entire health care market will implode without the subsidies.

The Supreme Court is split 4-4. It all comes down to the enigmatic Justice Anthony Kennedy.

Richard Epstein concludes that there are some good ideas. And some hostages to fortune.

DeVos's rescinding of the Obama Rules restores due process to accused students.

Richard Epstein writes that in single payer systems, healthcare services are rationed by queuing, not money.

Richard Epstein writes that the burning question is what to do next, and it is here that Trump and Sessions have fallen short.

Virtually all the studies that find discrimination do so by inference, not by producing evidence.

No one could claim the First Amendment protects mayhem, murder, defamation, and deceit.

Trump has consistently misunderstood the intellectual case for free trade.

A wealth of evidence suggests that biological differences could account for differences in employment patterns.

Nissan workers earn $25 per hour, thanks to productivity gains, not monopoly power.

Overwhelming bipartisan distrust in Congress against the president has led to the efforts to tie him down.

Richard Epstein writes: What is wrong with the Trump administration is not the administration, but Trump himself; he should go now.

Should the government provide the financing for all health care in the United States?

Did the Supreme Court get it right on a Lutheran church denied playground funds?