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The Milwaukee Brewers won their first World Series in its organization history on Wednesday, Oct. 28, defeating the Tampa Bay Rays 4–1 in Game 5. William Contreras earned the Willie Mays World Series Most Valuable Player (MVP) Award after going .381 during the five–game series with eight hits and four runs batted in.

Star Trek and X–men actor, Patrick Stewart passed away at the age of 86 on Oct. 29. Stewart died in Los Angeles, Calif. after his battle with Alzheimer's and dementia. He was known for Professor Charles Xavier from X–men and Captain Jean–Luc Picard from Star Trek.

Protests in Spain have run rampant after a train crash that killed 69 people and dozens were injured. Many cars were lying on its side and wheels torn off. The citizens' frustrations sprung from the incompetence that caused the accident. The protests was also caused by the rising cost and a housing shortage.

A new animal shelter has opened up on Oak Street in Buffalo, N.Y. Mayor Sean Ryan stated that the shelter will be improved “four times bigger” than its current state and that this shelter will have 100 dogs and between 90 to 130 cats. Previously, the former shelter was built to hold 66 dogs and 59 cats.

Pope Leo states that he will undergo surgery in order to remove a nodule on his lung. It was found at an early stage and will be taken care of. “The doctors believe it is best to intervene, so, following their advice, I have decided to undergo surgery to have it removed,” he states. 

Major flooding in parts of southern California have been rampant that claimed homes and highways. This year marks the highest tide, which reached eight feet, two inches in Los Angeles, Calif. Harbor. Eye witnesses stated that water was coming up through the storm drains and that their work buildings were flooded buildings.