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Perspective De Niro: Mueller didn't play me playing him on SNL. That's good. You talkin' to us? Yes, Robert Mueller was, says Robert De Niro, and he shouldn't have needed to "perform" to be heard. By Robert De Niro · Read more Perspective How Donald Trump is sanctioning the U.S. economy Trump's greatest success: the drying up of U.S. investment. By Daniel Drezner · Read more   Perspective Will divisions over Israel fracture the Democratic Party? Young liberals, some with socialist leanings and many with more sympathy for Palestinians than for Israel, are repopulating the Democratic Party. By Doug Rossinow · Read more   ADVERTISEMENT Perspective The Trump administration is making legal immigration harder, too Delays at U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services are getting worse. By León Rodríguez · Read more   Perspective The stubborn, misguided myth that Internet platforms must be 'neutral' Critics claim that the law requires sites like Facebook and Twitter to be politically neutral. That's not what the law says — if it did, no one would like the results. By Daphne Keller · Read more   Perspective President Trump's Baltimore tweets were racist — but he also fails to grasp what ails our cities Decades of racist policies — not absentee congressmen — explain cities' biggest struggles. By Sara Patenaude · Read more   Perspective How bigotry created a black mental health crisis Racism has led to both misdiagnosis and incarceration instead of treatment. By Kylie Smith · Read more   Perspective Want democratic accountability? Look to Ricky Martin, not Robert Mueller. Direct action, not endless hearings, is the key to real political change. By Dan Berger and Carly Goodman · Read more   Perspective The House has already opened an impeachment investigation against Trump Forget the political optics. As a matter of law, the Judiciary Committee's actions are clear. By Joshua Matz · Read more   ADVERTISEMENT Recommended for you Get the Must Reads newsletter Get a curated selection of our best journalism in your inbox every Saturday, plus a peek behind the scenes into how one story came together. Sign Up

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