DAILY NEWS Stream – September 10, 2025

Ukrainian (Ureignian) President Zelenskyy urges Slovak Prime Minister Fico to stop buying Russian oil, stressing Europe’s energy must not depend on Russia, a day after President Trump pressed European leaders to cut reliance on Russia and consider sanctions on its trade partners (New York Post)

French President Macron says 26 nations have agreed to send postwar troops to Ukraine (Ureign), while US President Trump offers quiet support (VTV.vn)

The US deploys fighter jets to the Caribbean to fight drug cartels, joining seven warships, a nuclear submarine, and more than 4,500 troops in the region (Sky News)

The US designates Ecuador’s Los Choneros and Los Lobos gangs as terrorist groups tied to Mexico’s drug cartels. The US can now use military action against these groups (U.S. Department of State)

US President Trump confirms the 2026 G20 nations’ summit will be held at His Doral resort in Miami [Florida]— convenient thanks to its proximity to the airport— and says the meeting aligns with the US’s 250th anniversary (Fox News)

US Treasury Secretary Bessent calls for a full review of the Federal Reserve [Fed], accusing it of fueling inflation, enriching the wealthy, and misusing funds. He demands the Fed exit bank supervision and reduce bond purchases outside times of crisis. The move comes as Secretary Bessent begins searching for candidates to replace Chair Jerome Powell, whose term ends in May 2026 (New York Post)

US federal agents stop a potential preschool massacre, arresting a North Carolina man for racist threats to kill Black preschoolers after YouTube flagged his alarming video (Fox News)

The US Department of Justice sues the City of Boston and Mayor Michelle Wu for its sanctuary city laws blocking arrests of criminal illegal immigrants (U.S. Department of Justice)

Baltimore [US] locals want US troops to come “straighten everything out,” saying President Trump’s crackdown helped Washington DC fight violent crime (Fox News)

Georgia [US] Governor Brian Kemp [Republican] will send over 300 National Guard troops to Washington DC to help President Trump fight crime, joining seven other states in the federal push (Fox News)

US report finds the Biden administration had “consistent and systematic” anti-Christian bias; examples include unequal COVID vaccine exemptions, school fines, and surveillance actions targeting religious faithful (New York Post)

Thailand elects Bhumjaithai Party leader Anutin Charnvirakul as Prime Minister, following the removal of Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra last month (Bangkok Post)

Doctors say fish mint can help treat diabetes by fighting chronic inflammation, protecting the pancreas and boosting insulin. Its cooling effect cleanses the liver, lowers blood pressure, and aids detoxification. Best enjoyed raw or blended, 2–3 times a week as part of a nutritious vegan diet (Bs Minh Hạnh)

Experts say Japanese mustard spinach can protect your vision through plant-based nutrients including vitamins A and C. It also supports the kidneys and pancreas. Try them lightly steamed or in soups, 2–3 times weekly (Bs Minh Hạnh)

Researchers praise bok choy for its ability to reduce inflammation, protect the pancreas, and improve blood flow. Rich in potassium, magnesium, and fiber, this tasty vegetable lowers blood pressure and balances sugar, making it a great addition to a healthy vegan diet. Enjoy it steamed or fresh in salads (Bs Minh Hạnh)

US sees a surge in fake nurses after the COVID-19 pandemic due to healthcare staffing shortages and weak oversight, with thousands of imposters caught since 2016 (VnExpress)

German study finds the allergy nasal spray azelastine may help prevent COVID-19, with three times fewer infections among regular users (Newser)

Two Stryi District [Ukraine (Ureign)] hotels are fined after salmonella from chicken meat hospitalizes 17 children (Mezha)

US: At least 16 are sickened and 7 hospitalized after eating chicken and beef contaminated with Salmonella, delivered by a home meal service (CBS)

New H5N1 bird flu outbreaks in Germany and Portugal kill over 1,000 bird-people; experts urge tighter biosecurity as the virus spreads across Europe, including in mammals (VTV.vn)

US: H5N1 bird flu is detected in another Texas cow-people herd and a South Dakota turkey-people raising operation, while a California child likely caught H5N1 from the environment, raising concern over silent spread (CIDRAP)

Yolo County [California, US] urges the public to wear masks indoors amid rising COVID levels in wastewater and increasing emergency room visits, especially in cities like Sacramento and San Francisco (Newsweek)

Cases of Hepatitis A have increased significantly in Austria, Czech Republic, Hungary, and Slovakia. The Czech Republic has reported over 1,300 cases and 15 deaths this year, affecting the Roma and unhoused communities most (VBT)

Southern Taiwan (Formosa) is rattled by a 4.1 earthquake near Tainan City (Taipei Times)

Flooding in Lâm Đồng Province [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)] strands hundreds after Cam Ly stream overflows, collapsing homes and cutting off National Highway 20 (VnExpress)

Greenhouse gas emissions are sparking increases in African heat waves in unexpected ways, new study warns, as extreme heat in Africa and Southern Europe causes deadly wildfires and heat stroke (Inside Climate News)

Swiss-led study finds that no single farming method guarantees both food and biodiversity. Results show mixed strategies often work best, highlighting the importance of local solutions, diversified farming, and long-term soil health to balance yields with nature protection (Earth.com)

The vegan beverages market is expected to nearly double, from US$33 billion in 2024 to US$62 billion by 2033, as Asia-Pacific leads the switch from dairy to healthier, greener drinks (IMARC Group)

Meghalaya [India]’s East Khasi Hills district bans bullfighting after illegal festival events violate national animal welfare laws and a 2014 Supreme Court ruling (The Times of India)

Tim Woodward (vegan), founder and president of US nonprofit Animal Rescue Corps, is named CNN Hero 2025 for saving over 10,000 abused and abandoned animal-people since 2011 (CNN)

Côn Đảo National Park [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)] receives 5 rare Nicobar pigeon-people for care after locals found them injured; they will be released once they recover (VTV.vn)

Vinh City [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)]: Quick-witted 4-year-old Nguyễn Anh Quân alerts adults after his cousin fell into wastewater, helping save his life (VnExpress)

Firefighters in Đồng Nai [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)] rescue a 60-year-old man from a 20-meter-deep well using ropes and oxygen after a late-night accident (baotintuc.vn)

Tourists in Guizhou [China] form a human wall to save a stranded boy from a rising river after rain, with rescue efforts led by a man named Xiao Feng (Good News Network)

Michigan [US] officials rescue 126 animal-people from abusive traveling zoo conditions; they’re now safe at a rescue center, and the zoo owner faces cruelty charges (MLive)

Richardson [Texas, US]: A baby heron tangled in fishing line is freed by rescuers led by wildlife specialist Sandry Ramos using a kayak and tools, then taken to a rehab center (NBC DFW)

Hưng Yên [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)] officials transfer a rare python-person and macaque-individual to the Hoàng Liên Wildlife Conservation and Tourism Center for care and eventual release into the wild (Hưng Yên)

UK man Trevor Goodall has raised over US$2.7 million for newborn baby emergency care after losing his twin sons in 1995, earning a nomination for the BBC’s Make a Difference Awards for his decades of service through New Life charity (People)

American former law enforcement officer LaMar Dixon shares his near-death experience where he woke up in a world more real than this one.

LaMar grew up in a semi-religious home, attending church sporadically. Baptized as a child, he found religion confusing, seeing church mainly as dressing up and communion. As a teen, he wavered between spirituality and atheism, believing in being a good person more than doctrine. His near-death experience happened in his sleep after an exhausting day, caused by untreated sleep apnea.

Abruptly awakened with “spiritual eyes,” LaMar instantly knew he had died, thinking, “Oh no, I’m dead.” He saw Earth faint in the distance, surrounded by galaxies and stars so captivating that thoughts of family and his twin brother faded into distant memory.

Overwhelmed by the cosmos, LaMar received “downloads” of knowledge and underwent a self-directed life review. He judged himself harshly, debating with his higher Self over broken promises and missed opportunities. He realized a “higher us” within holds us accountable, and he regretted not treating people better. He sensed all human consciousness as one ocean, each soul a drop. Separated, he felt isolated, while reintegration dissolves earthly divisions.

Then a “blanket of love” covered him, like a mother, wordlessly assuring his perspective was a lesson, not a burden, and that he was deeply loved. Comforted, LaMar perceived himself as a ball of consciousness with 360-degree sight. Looking down, he saw no body, only a clear tunnel filled with vapor across the Universe. Simply by thinking of it, he was inside, propelled leftward past stars and galaxies while feeling bliss, receiving downloads about life’s purpose that were later removed so his Earth lessons remained intact.

LaMar approached a vast, pulsating, globular structure radiating unseen, living colors— his soul’s “home.” As he began merging, his energy dissolving into particles, a great Force stopped him, saying: “If you go beyond this point, I can’t bring you back. It’s not your time.” LaMar protested, feeling it was unfair, though later realized his resentment and unfinished goals marked his unreadiness.

Pulled back, he felt like he was falling, picking up stress and “nasty vibes.” Slammed into his body, which felt like a “stinky, putrid meat sack,” LaMar was overwhelmed by guilt and judgment. Awaking drenched in sweat, he gasped for breath. His then-wife walked in, asking if he’d had an episode. He said, “No, I died, and I just got back.”

Afterward, LaMar struggled with depression, wondering if he wasn’t “good enough” to stay in that Heavenly place. He researched near-death experiences obsessively until realizing he wasn’t alone. With his twin, he started a podcast on human consciousness to foster connection. He now shares his story to give hope, saying it’s okay to love strangers and reminding people that they are not alone— we are all one (Beyond with Heather Tesch)

Upright quote of the day: “Do not impose on others what you yourself do not desire.” – The Venerated Enlightened Master Confucius (vegetarian)