Libertarian

Richard Epstein examines the Supreme Court’s ruling in King v. Burwell, upholding the Obama Administration’s application of subsidies to federal health exchanges. (Playing time: 16:53)

Richard Epstein looks at the controversies surrounding the proposed Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement. (Playing time: 17:59)

Richard Epstein looks at the legal controversy over new restrictions on abortion in the states—and considers the prospect that they may wind up before the Supreme Court. (Playing time: 22:36)

Richard Epstein dissects the recent Supreme Court ruling on whether Congress or the president should have the final say on certain diplomatic disputes. (Playing time: 17:22)

Richard Epstein looks at the recent scandal involving FIFA, examines why US officials got involved in an international case, and describes the legal implications. (Playing time: 13:24)

Richard Epstein analyzes a recent Supreme Court case that turned on the justices’ understanding of the dormant Commerce Clause — an obscure concept that’s divisive on both the Left and the Right. (Playing time: 16:28)

Richard Epstein examines recent anxieties about US wealth disparities, analyzes the policies progressives are proposing as remedies, and argues that deregulation may be the best way forward. (Playing time: 20:04)

Richard Epstein reviews the Second Circuit’s ruling against the NSA metadata program and considers how much government intrusion is warranted by the threat of terrorism. (Playing time: 19:01)

Richard Epstein explores the arguments about crime, race, poverty, and policing that have emerged in the aftermath of Freddie Gray’s death. (Playing time: 19:35)

Richard Epstein looks at WikiLeaks’s release of Sony e-mails and considers the implications for privacy and transparency. (Playing time: 16:23)