In Response: Gay Parents Aren't The Ones Hurting Their Kids

Just because bigots dress themselves up with rosy labels like “children’s rights advocates” doesn’t make them any better.

The Price Of Sex At USC

Nathaniel Haas
Contributor

How economic theory explains sexual assault on the Row - and what we can do to stop it.

Why This Little Known Nevada Election Is November's Most Important Race

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Nathaniel Haas
Columnist

What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas—but Nevada's election will do the opposite.

Suing President Obama Is The GOP's Dumbest Idea Yet

Comments (1) | Barack Obama, Bipartisan legal advisory group, Constitution, executive order, filibuster, fiscal responsibility, guantanamo bay, Hastert rule, john boehner, Opinion, over the hill, politics, presidential power, Ronald Reagan, State of the Union, sue

Nathaniel Haas
Columnist

Obama isn't the one "eroding the power of the legislature."

Student Loan Reform: 'A Political Stunt That Everyone Knows Won't Pass'

Democratic party leaders are picking the wrong battles.

It's Time To End The Filibuster Once And For All

Conventional wisdom once suggested that senators would know when to stop talking and start voting.

Tales From the Gulag: 11 Things I Did Instead Of Studying For Finals

Comments (1) | all-nighter, Avicii, caffeine, college, earthquake, economics, exams, Facebook, finals, gulag, library, Opinion, starbucks, students, studying, USC

Nathaniel Haas
Contributor

Only work matters.

The USC Skull And Dagger Prank Is Tomorrow: Don't Be Fooled

Comments (13) | academics, April Fools, college, Daily Trojan, football, honor society, joke, Media, Opinion, prank, Season Tickets, Skull and Dagger, students, Ticket Office, university of southern california, USC, youth

Nathaniel Haas
Contributor

If something is too dumb to be true, it's probably not true.

Bad News For Campaign Finance Reform: 3 Things We Need To Change

Comments (62) | 2012 elections, bob huff, budget reform, california state legislature, campaign finance reform, Citizens United, Columnists, democracy, Disclosure, Isaac Barrow, Lou Correa, political reform act, Proposition 25, public interest, rod wright, Ron Calderon, supermajority

Nathaniel Haas
Columnist

Campaign transparency is a matter of public interest.

3 Reasons Drought Is California's Biggest Problem

Jaclyn Wu, Neon Tommy

The Golden State could soon become the Brown State.

Obamacare And California: What You Should Know

Implementation of the new healthcare system may be more crucial in California than anywhere else.

Chris Matthews Offers Lesson In Respectful Politics

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“There is no limit to what a man can do if he doesn’t mind who gets the credit.”

Things I'm Thinking 07/31/13

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This week's installment of Calum Hayes' summer opinion series, "Things I'm Thinking."

Deadly Fires Show Need For Action On Global Warming

Comments (27) | Black Forest, clean energy, climate change, environmentalism, fire season, firefighters, Forest Fires, global warming, Granite Mountain, Granite Mountain Hotshots, OPEC, Opinion, Rick Santorum, Schwarzenagger Institute, Tom Swetnam Dave Cleaves

Nathaniel Haas
Contributor

The debate is over. Climate change is real.

The Tragedy Behind Trayvon: A Lesson For The Supreme Court

Comments (0) | african-americans, antonin scalia, civil rights, flordia, George Zimmerman, John Lews, John Roberts, Opinion, Stand Your Ground, Supreme Court, Trayvon Martin, voting rights act

Nathaniel Haas
Contributor

Zimmerman isn't the only one who needs a lesson in respecting civil rights.

New Study Leaves No Doubt: Gay Marriage Good For Society

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Traditional family values have some catch-up to do.

USC Student Spreads Liberal Indoctrination Myth

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Tyler Talgo, how stupid do you think American college students are?

Why Gun Policy Reform Isn’t As Polarizing As We Think

Comments (8) | ak-47, ammunition, assault rifle, assault weapons ban, aurora shooting, Constitution, government, Gun Control, gun policy reform, guns, lapd, Los Angeles, Opinion, PR, second amendment, tuscon shooting

Nathaniel Haas
Contributor

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“Gun control.” Man, the Left really lost the P.R. game on that one.

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In Response: Gay Parents Aren't The Ones Hurting Their Kids

The Price Of Sex At USC

Why This Little Known Nevada Election Is November's Most Important Race

Suing President Obama Is The GOP's Dumbest Idea Yet

Student Loan Reform: 'A Political Stunt That Everyone Knows Won't Pass'

It's Time To End The Filibuster Once And For All

Tales From the Gulag: 11 Things I Did Instead Of Studying For Finals

The USC Skull And Dagger Prank Is Tomorrow: Don't Be Fooled

Bad News For Campaign Finance Reform: 3 Things We Need To Change

Raise The Wage: Why California Should Lead the Nation (Again)

3 Reasons Drought Is California's Biggest Problem

Obamacare And California: What You Should Know

Chris Matthews Offers Lesson In Respectful Politics

Things I'm Thinking 07/31/13

Deadly Fires Show Need For Action On Global Warming

The Tragedy Behind Trayvon: A Lesson For The Supreme Court

New Study Leaves No Doubt: Gay Marriage Good For Society

USC Student Spreads Liberal Indoctrination Myth

Why Gun Policy Reform Isn’t As Polarizing As We Think

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