A first-time World Series winner, and a luxury cruise goes horribly wrong: The news quiz

A federal agency’s employees get doxxed, the NFL announces this season’s Super Bowl halftime performer, and DoorDash swallows up some competition.Test your knowledge of the week in news, and take last week’s quiz here.ShareAdd NBC News to GoogleTom GottliebTom Gottlieb is the deputy director of platforms for weekends for NBC News.Olivia EckstineOlivia Eckstine is an intern with the NBC News Data / Graphics team.Mark Hodge, Josephine Murphy, Amina Kilpatrick, Josh Feldman, Kim Walker and Lara Horwitz contributed....

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