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In a season once again sure to be packed with political punchlines, SNL opened with something deeper: a pop star reminding America that its culture has never been monolingual.

You might second guess a defensive play that put the Dodgers deeper into an early hole.

I am deeply saddened that so many Americans seem ready and willing to choose the first option.

Some reformers have credited Sheinbaum with confronting corruption, while others say she has been too cautious, too hesitant, to take on a problem deeply entrenched in Mexican politics.

The question remains of whether this was a turning point or a temporary reprieve in a lost season, but at least for the moment everyone associated with the team could deeply exhale.