DAILY NEWS Stream – October 27, 2025

US President Trump meets with NATO Secretary- General Mark Rutte at the White House [US] just days after President Trump canceled a planned summit with Russia’s Putin, saying the meeting “didn’t feel right,” though He may still meet Putin “in the future.” Mr. Rutte said he came to discuss ways to end the war, noting “no peace plan is on the table,” but expressed “total confidence in President Trump,” calling Him “the only One who can get this done” (Fox News)

Britain’s King Charles and Queen Camilla make a third donation to UK charity Disasters Emergency Committee’s Middle East Humanitarian Appeal, supporting those affected by conflicts in Gaza, Lebanon, the West Bank and Syria (Town & Country)

Nearly 700 foreign nationals fled from Myanmar to Thailand after a military raid against KK Park, a notorious scam center, with the Thai army detaining 677 people, mostly from China and India plus others from Âu Lạc (Vietnam), Indonesia, and Pakistan (Reuters)

South Korea’s National Intelligence Service suspects about 1,000–2,000 South Koreans are involved in online scam operations based in Cambodia. The United Nations estimates a total of more than 100,000 people from over 40 countries are connected to Cambodian online fraud, including both perpetrators and victims. Many of the most trafficked victims are from China, Âu Lạc (Vietnam), and Thailand, and are often forced to carry out illegal activities (Báo Tuổi Trẻ)

The US military bombs two suspected drug trafficking vessels in the Eastern Pacific, killing five drug terrorists— expanding President Trump’s campaign against transnational drug organizations beyond the Caribbean (New York Post)

US President Trump receives the 2025 Architect of Peace Award from the Richard Nixon Foundation, honoring individuals who advance global peace, with a private ceremony held at the White House (VnExpress)

North Carolina [US]’s Republican-led state congress approves a new US House districting map expected to give the Republicans 11 of 14 seats, up from 10, aligning with President Trump’s call to secure more districts ahead of the 2026 midterm elections (Fox News)

US: Internal investigation finds government employees under Biden engaged in political discrimination by withholding disaster relief from homes displaying pro-President Trump signs, affecting recoveries from Hurricane Ida in 2021 to Hurricane Milton in 2024 (U.S. Department of Homeland Security)

President Trump establishes the Interagency Weaponization Working Group (IWWG), uniting intelligence and law enforcement officials to review and undo alleged wrongdoing by the Biden administration. The IWWG specifically targets the suppression of the Hunter Biden laptop story, coordination between Biden aides and 51 ex-intelligence officials in 2020, and misleading FBI [Federal Bureau of Investigation] warnings, while also examining the Biden administration’s actions against January 6 Capitol protest participants, Catholics, parents, conservatives, and people who opposed Biden’s COVID-19 policies (New York Post)

China replaces 11 members of the Communist Party Central Committee due to alleged corruption— the largest reshuffle since 2017 (VnExpress)

Study finds soy-based vegan meat is comparable to chicken in protein quality and has a four times lower environmental impact, making soy-based vegan meat a smart, eco-friendly complete source of protein (Vegconomist)

Did you know: US singer Dolly Parton’s classic peanut butter pie can easily be made vegan by swapping in dairy-free cream cheese, like Tofutti, and vegan whipped cream, like So Delicious CocoWhip. This simple substitution make for an equally creamy sweet treat without the negative health impacts of dairy, which research links to higher risks of heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and breast, ovarian, and prostate cancers.

To make CREAMY VEGAN PEANUT BUTTER PIE: 1) In a large bowl, combine 1.5 cups organic powdered sugar, 1 cup peanut butter, and 1 cup vegan cream cheese, then gently fold in 2 cups of vegan whipped cream. 2) Pour the mixture into 2 vegan-friendly graham cracker crusts and chill until firm. 3) (Optional) Top with more vegan whipped cream and crushed peanuts.

With exciting new vegan products being released every month, it’s really true that every recipe nowadays can be made deliciously vegan (VegNews)

Belgium orders all poultry to be kept indoors after a bird flu outbreak at a bird-people raising operation near Diksmuide in the country’s north. The H5N1 virus killed 319 bird-people and led to the mass murder of more than 67,000 others (Reuters)

Japan reports a highly pathogenic bird flu outbreak at a chicken-people egg-raising operation in Shiraoi town on Hokkaido island, killing 46 bird-people (Reuters)

Taiwan (Formosa): Experts warn a swine fever sample found at a pig-raising operation in Taichung is genetically similar to a strain detected in Âu Lạc (Vietnam), prompting investigations into possible international spread (Taipei Times)

Âu Lạc (Vietnam) reports many cases of leptospirosis blood infection after recent floods, with hospitals receiving severe patients with internal bleeding, yellowed skin, and liver/kidney failure (Lao Động)

A 5.9-magnitude earthquake strikes off the Pacific coast of Costa Rica, shaking both Costa Rica and Panama (baotintuc.vn)

Many victims of the deadly 2024 floods in Valencia [Spain] still suffer severe psychological trauma, with nearly 28% of adults suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder as the rainy season returns, threatening new flooding (Reuters)

Japan’s Mount Fuji sees snow for the first time this winter, 21 days later than usual (Reuters)

Bến Cát and Bàu Bàng [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)]: Heavy rain lasting over two hours causes flooding more than two meters deep in several areas, forcing more than 120 people to evacuate (VnExpress)

Tropical Storm Melissa brought heavy rain to Haiti, the Dominican Republic, and Jamaica, raising severe flooding risks (NBC)

The Nonhuman Rights Project files a lawsuit against the Pittsburgh Zoo [Pennsylvania, US], demanding the release of five elephant-people from captivity, alleging that their living space is too small and inadequate (WTAE)

Kolkata [India]: Loud firecrackers terrified many animal-people during Kali Puja-Diwali [Festival of Lights], especially stray dog-persons, leading to injuries and panic. Animal welfare groups rescued about ten injured stray dog-people from areas like Behala and Joka, while residents reported strays hiding in homes and bathrooms out of fear (The Times of India)

Over 850 figures including AI (artificial intelligence) pioneers, Nobel laureates, and tech leaders like Steve Wozniak [US] and Richard Branson [UK] sign a declaration calling for a ban on the development of artificial superintelligence (ASI) until there is broad scientific and public agreement on its safety. The Future of Life Institute (FLI) warned that uncontrolled ASI could cause massive job loss, erosion of civil liberties, national security threats, and even existential risks to humanity. A national FLI survey found 75% of Americans support stricter AI regulation, and 60% believe ASI should not be developed until proven safe (Tuổi Trẻ)

Three stellar objects— Comet Lemmon, Comet Swan, and interstellar traveler 3I/ATLAS—will appear in the sky simultaneously in late October, a rare celestial event that happens about once a decade (Vietnam-Plus)

Earth’s electrical rings released an unusually bright Stable Auroral Red (SAR) arc following a G2 moderate geomagnetic storm on October 18. The deep red band of light was 10–30 times brighter than expected and visible from Maine [US] to Sweden and Finland, leaving scientists puzzled why this energy leak was so intense (The Watchers)

Supreme Master Ching Hai (vegan) says: “not fear” >> ‘These are signs that zealous fervent peace-destroying people are being gathered and forced into punishment; more will be so done later, in different ways.’ - Outcome-report by King of Protection to The TRINITY MOST POWERFUL.

The City of Edinburgh [Scotland, UK] Council will produce a report on the feasibility and environmental benefits of switching to 100% vegan catering for internal meetings and events, following the city’s 2023 adoption of the Plant Based Treaty advocating for a global vegan food system (Deadline News)

The US Health Effects Institute (HEI) confirms it won’t fund animal-people experiments in the foreseeable future after more than two years of discussions with People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) scientists. This ends decades of air pollution research involving thousands of people from the dog, monkey, rabbit, and mouse kingdoms. Previously, HEI also funded cruel experiments forcing animal-people to inhale cancer-causing agents, take toxic chemicals, have their nerves cut, or be exposed to high ozone levels before being killed and dissected (PETA)

Travel platform Agoda unveils eight must-visit vegan-friendly destinations across Asia: 1) Phuket, Thailand – Home to the Nine Emperor Gods Festival, featuring authentic all vegetarian Thai dishes. 2) Tainan, Taiwan (Formosa) – Night markets filled with tofu-based vegan treats. 3) Rishikesh, India – A spiritual, alcohol-free, fully vegetarian yoga city. 4) HCM CT, Âu Lạc (Vietnam) – Famous for herbal vegan phở [noodle soup] and bún chay [noodle salad]. 5) Kyoto, Japan – Showcases shojin ryori, a traditional Buddhist temple cuisine. 6) Jeonju, South Korea – Celebrated for its colorful vegan bibimbap [mixed rice bowl] and fermented dishes. 7) Ubud, Indonesia – A hub of organic cafés and plant-based food in lush Bali province. 8) Penang, Malaysia – Blends Chinese and Indian flavors in vegetarian street food classics (Tempo)

A sloth-person in Miranda [Venezuela] is rescued after getting trapped on high-voltage power lines, highlighting the growing threat of electrocution to wildlife caused by urban expansion and deforestation (The Tico Times)

UK animal-people rescue charity Animals In Need carries out a delicate rescue operation to save a robin-person caught in a sticky glue trap. Sanctuary manager Annie Marriott urged people not to use sticky traps, warning they cause severe harm and stress to wildlife and are extremely difficult to remove without injuring the animal victim (Northamptonshire Telegraph)

Award-winning American actress Mariska Hargitay is working with the Purple Leash Project to increase the number of pet-friendly domestic violence shelters through funding, training, and resources. More than 12 million Americans experience intimate partner violence each year, yet under 20% of shelters accept pet-people. Ms. Hargitay highlights how this forces many victims to stay in abusive homes to protect their animal companions (VegNews)

St. Louis [Missouri, US]: Rescuers at World Bird Sanctuary save a red-tailed hawk-person who had an arrow in his wing and a pellet lodged in his cheek. The hawk-person is now recovering (PetHelpful)

American psychic medium Carolyn Clapper shares her near-death experience that transformed her from a skeptic into a believer.

Carolyn had always suffered migraines. One night, she thought she had another severe one, lay down, and couldn’t get back up. She became extremely sick, unable to speak beyond garbled sounds. She lived alone with her five-year-old son and had no family nearby to help her. Miraculously, a friend she had not spoken to in years suddenly texted at two in the morning, asking if she was okay. Carolyn managed to text one word: “help.”

During the time before her friend arrived, Carolyn kept slipping into a vivid recurring dream. She was eight again, home sick, and her mother, a single mom, sat by her bed telling her to press her chin to her neck, something they had called the “chin check” as kids. Carolyn saw this replay over and over. Then she heard her mom say clearly: “Carolyn sit up! Touch your chin to your neck!” She tried, but her head felt fused to her body. She began projectile vomiting. Her mother then showed her an ambulance in Carolyn’s mind and said the word “meningitis” directly into her ear. She had no idea what meningitis [brain swelling] was. She lay back down and blacked out.

Carolyn awoke after about eight hours in the emergency room, where doctors could not diagnose her condition. She was dry heaving and unable to speak coherently. Carolyn eventually mustered the word “meningitis.” A nurse, surprised, said they had not considered it. Tests confirmed she had two strains of the bacterial infection. She was put in isolation with a heart stent, her heart rate dropping to 31 beats per minute. Doctors did not think she would survive. The only relief came when her young son was allowed into the room. Whenever he was there, her heart rate jumped to 61. When he left, it dropped again. Carolyn attributes this to the power of a mother’s love, given her son’s strong dependence on her.

Carolyn felt she was slipping back and forth between worlds. Each time, she would see her mother, father, and deceased friends. Overjoyed, Carolyn felt ecstatic to reunite. They looked happy, “hanging out,” joined by about 30 strangers who seemed to wait for her arrival, as if she were being “birthed into the next world.”

Carolyn saw a committee of these strangers evaluating her, staring silently. She focused on a woman with silver hair standing at the center. Carolyn pleaded, “Please let me stay for my son.” The woman turned, spoke to another being, then looked back at Carolyn and spoke clearly without moving her lips: “Yes, if you do this work for us.” Carolyn agreed instantly, without knowing the details of the “work,” driven by her desire to return to her son.

The group moved into a huge white light that traveled from Carolyn’s feet up through her body and out her head. She felt completely healed. Doctors could not explain how her swollen brain and spine recovered. Carolyn believes her brain was rewired by the committee of beings, giving her the ability to communicate normally despite what should have been permanent damage.

After leaving the hospital, Carolyn could see spirits and relay messages to the living that were repeatedly confirmed. She went to doctors to check her sanity, but instead ended up giving each of them accurate readings about their deceased loved ones, including: + At a cancer specialist, the doctor’s loved ones came through to Carolyn, and she relayed messages. The doctor confirmed the information was true. + Carolyn went to a psychologist to check if she might be mentally ill. She ended up giving him a psychic reading. + Carolyn went to her family practitioner, who asked, “Well, what do you see?” She said, “I see your dad in India, and you didn’t make it to his funeral. He wants to tell you that you need to forgive yourself because you’re busy, and he liked the blanket that you sent him.”

Every doctor gave her a clean bill of health, affirming no mental or physical issues.

Formerly a religious skeptic, Carolyn has come to accept that love, energy, spirit, and science are all real — all part of God’s Divine Plan. She believes everything happens for a reason, to teach us important lessons for the soul.

“This is all one big classroom. You know, bad stuff is supposed to happen so that we can recognize the good and learn” (Shaman Oaks)

Uplifting quote of the day: “Out of difficulties grow miracles.” — Jean de la Bruyère French Philosopher