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The Beach Boys have abruptly cancelled multiple upcoming performances, including a scheduled show in Virginia on Thursday, with no reason provided. The cancellation leaves fans and organizers in the dark about the future of the band's tour, which had planned stops through November.

Nova Scotia residents are bracing for heavy rainfall that could lead to flooding, with Environment Canada issuing a yellow rainfall warning. This comes exactly three years after a deadly flash flood in the province. The Minister of Emergency Management is urging residents to take the forecast seriously.

Maharashtra has initiated its farmer loan waiver scheme, with the first 500 beneficiaries announced. Lists will be published at village levels and bank branches, as per the Chief Minister's Office.

South Korean President Lee Jae-myung is set to hold a large-scale debate with citizens today to discuss housing policies, including the real estate tax. This move comes amidst growing public concern over housing prices and affordability.

Plans for new constructions for the Brisbane Olympics in six years have been revealed, promising infrastructure upgrades and a boost to the city's economy. This includes new stadiums and transportation systems, aiming to enhance spectator experience and leave a lasting legacy.

A Florida man's fatal bear attack in Glacier National Park marks the first such incident in nearly three decades, highlighting wildlife safety concerns in the park.

An illegal immigrant, previously fought against by a top Democrat, has been found registered to vote in Connecticut, raising questions about immigration laws and voter integrity. Sead Cecunjanin, under a final deportation order since 1997, registered to vote despite falsely claiming citizenship.

The CDC has confirmed over 4,000 cases of cyclosporiasis across the US since May, with more than 2,500 additional cases reported in the past few days. The outbreak has surpassed previous records, highlighting the need for increased public health measures.

Troy Jackson, a likely replacement for Sen. Susan Collins, finds himself in hot water as his past social media posts championing democracy and voter participation resurface, clashing with his nomination process that bypassed the primary election. This irony has sparked criticism and debate among Maine voters.

The NRL's bunker rules have been criticized as over-complicated and ridiculous. With the video referee here to stay, it's time for rugby league to find a way to coexist with technology and use it effectively. Recent articles discuss the need for simplification and better integration of technology into the game.

Remains of 22 infants have been discovered at the site of a former mother and baby home in Ireland, adding to the growing number of such findings. This grim discovery sheds light on the dark history of these institutions and the need for further investigation and acknowledgment.

Lawyers across India have united in condemning the police's handling of recent protests, with the Supreme Court Bar Association demanding an immediate, impartial inquiry into the violence that left several students and legal professionals injured. This solidarity from the legal fraternity highlights the escalating tensions and concerns over police brutality.

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's youngest daughter has filed to drop 'Pitt' from her last name, following her siblings in choosing a different identity. The move comes amidst the couple's ongoing custody battle and divorce settlement.

A ridge of high pressure is bringing elevated temperatures during the day to most of British Columbia, with only slight cooling at night. This heat wave poses a risk to public health, according to Environment Canada. Residents are advised to take precautions to stay cool and hydrated.

The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has reached a grim milestone, with over 1,000 deaths confirmed. The Bundibugyo virus, behind the outbreak, is fast-spreading and incurable, raising concerns about the global response to contain it.

Friends of Medicare is urging the Canadian federal government to increase health care funding, but with more conditions attached, raising questions about provincial autonomy and federal intervention in healthcare.

An Argentina player could face a ban for abusing match officials following his team's controversial defeat against England in the Rugby World Cup. The incident, captured on video, shows fly half Tomas Albornoz 'remonstrating with the officials' after the final whistle.

New York City Councilman Zohran Mamdani stirred controversy when he admitted that NYC cannot arrest Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu, despite his earlier promises, drawing swift criticism from conservatives. This incident highlights the political climate surrounding Netanyahu's ongoing legal battles.

The US Senate panel has approved a Bill that could lead to a ban on Mercedes-Benz, due to its significant Chinese investment. This move escalates trade tensions between the US and China, potentially impacting global automotive markets.