DAILY NEWS Stream – September 3, 2025

US President Trump’s envoy Steve Witkoff meets Ukrainian (Ureignian) leaders in New York City [US], drawing praise for his diplomacy as calls grow for emergency UN action and tougher sanctions against Russia (Fox News)

Republicans in the US House of Representatives are investigating online encyclopedia Wikipedia over claims of foreign-linked editors spreading anti-Israel and pro-Russian bias in war-related pages (New York Post)

US President Trump issues a new executive order making classical architecture the preferred style for federal buildings to restore beauty, identity, and patriotism (Fox News)

Senate Republicans support President Trump’s plan to send the National Guard to Democrat-led cities and states with high crime rates, and some are open to deploying them in their own states (Fox News)

US Justice Department reaches a deal with North Carolina prisons to better support deaf or hard-of-hearing inmates with aids and prison worker training (U.S. Department of Justice)

US Bishop Robert Barron sharply criticizes Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey [Democrat] for dismissing calls for prayer after a Catholic school shooting that killed 2 children during a religious service (New York Post)

Newly declassified US documents reveal Biden’s FBI [Federal Bureau of Investigation] Director James Comey [Democrat] leaked classified information through Columbia University Professor Daniel Richman in 2017 to shape anti-Trump media narratives, raising concerns about a two-tier justice system as President Trump’s home was raided in 2022 while Biden officials face no consequences for their alleged leaks and other illegal deeds (Dr. Steve Turley)

Denmark will end letter deliveries by the end of 2025 after mail volumes dropped over 90% as the digital age takes over (One Green Planet)

A Polish Air Force F-16 jet crashed during an air show rehearsal in Radom [Poland], killing the pilot and shocking the nation’s military; the cause is under investigation (Reuters)

Experts recommend pumpkin as part of a healthy vegan diet. Eating 100–200 grams of pumpkin weekly— steamed, boiled, or in soups— supports vision, heart health, and reduces colon and liver cancer risks. Its beta-carotene and lutein help fight aging and protect cells, making this colorful vegetable a delicious way to gain plant-powered protection (Radio 247)

Research shows red dates (jujube) contain beneficial plant compounds that calm nerves, improve sleep, and support healthy blood with vitamins C, B, and iron. Boil 5–7 dried dates with ginger at night for a soothing tea; limit consumption to 3–5 whole dates per day to prevent blood sugar spikes (Radio 247)

Nutritionists say tomatoes guard against prostate, lung, and breast cancers thanks to lycopene, a powerful antioxidant. Rich in vitamins A, C, and potassium, they stabilize blood pressure and brighten skin. Eat plenty weekly, raw, cooked, or juiced, with olive oil or avocado for best absorption, as part of a healthy whole vegan diet (Radio 247)

Philippines health officials reported nearly 40,000 hand, foot, and mouth disease cases in 2025, with toddlers aged 1–3 most affected (Inquirer.net)

World Health Organization [WHO] warns cholera outbreaks are worsening worldwide with 4,700+ deaths across 31 nations, mainly due to conflict, flooding, and poor sanitation (VTV.vn)

At least 8 deaths and 200 infections are reported in Nigeria’s Zamfara state due to a cholera outbreak worsened by insecurity and lack of healthcare access (VTV.vn)

Russia confirms its first imported case of Chikungunya fever in a man returning from Sri Lanka, but officials cite low risk of spread from local mosquitoes (VOH)

Bac Ninh [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)] man nearly dies after eating pig-person head meat, which caused life-threatening meningitis [brain swelling] (VnExpress)

Spain experiences its worst wildfire season since records began, with over 380,000 hectares burned so far in 2025 (DW; Euronews)

Mendenhall Glacier flooding in Juneau [Alaska, US] rose to record levels in 2025, part of rising glacial flood risk impacting millions globally (Space.com)

A fast-moving fire scorches 100 hectares in Alloway [Australia] as crews and helicopters battled the flames near Bundaberg (The Courier Mail)

French scientists find over 3,300 radioactive waste barrels in the Atlantic Ocean, part of about 200,000 dumped by European countries between 1946 and 1990, raising concerns they may leak into marine ecosystems and eventually reach humans who eat animal-people (Uniladtech)

Research in Africa shows savanna elephant-people can communicate using gestures, which were once thought unique to humans (Earth.com)

Singaporean company Sapient creates a new artificial intelligence [AI] modeled on the human brain that outperforms large language models like ChatGPT at reasoning tasks and uses less data (Live Science)

University of California, Los Angeles [US] researchers build a new artificial intelligence [AI] image system that consumes almost no energy, using spatial modulators and lasers instead of millions of computer calculations, and it generates images as good as conventional models (TechXplore)

US athlete Brittany Billings (vegan) recently won 2 gold medals and set 2 Indiana state records at the Tampa Open powerlifting event in Florida (The Journal Gazette)

UK ultra-runner Damian Hall (vegan) wins the 2025 Lakeland 100 endurance race, finishing the 170+ kilometer course over tough terrain in under 20 hours (Plant Based News)

Indian vegan company Vezlay Foods wins “Plant-Based Food of the Year 2025” from the Star International MSME Forum for its delicious soy-based products sold in supermarkets and hotels across the country (Tribune India)

Troy Animal Rescue [US] and local deputies save 26 abandoned dog-people in the woods (WDHN)

Isle of Man fire crews rescue a stranded dog-person named Reggie from the bottom of a steep embankment on the River Douglas (3FM Isle of Man)

HCM CT [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)] apartment security guard Thạch Cảnh Tâm rescues an Indian peacock-person who wandered into a unit, handing him over to wildlife officials (VietNamNet)

Hưng Yên [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)] traffic police rescue a rare red-faced monkey-person from a home and return him to a forest center for care and release (PHỤ NỮ VIỆT NAM)

American grandmother Mary Jo [Majo] Pennington shares her young granddaughter Victoria’s profound near-death experience and supernatural encounters with God and Lord Jesus (vegetarian).

At age four, Victoria experienced a miraculous fall at her grandparents’ home. Her grandmother, Majo, climbed a slide into their pool for the first time in years. Victoria quickly followed, but Majo’s knees accidentally gave way, knocking her off from 9-feet [2.7 meters] toward the concrete. Majo screamed, “Oh God, I have broken my baby!”

Her grandfather Don, an engineer, saw Victoria’s body rotate 180 degrees mid-air, drift six feet [1.8 meters] from the slide, and land gently on her back, elbows, and hands. She stood calmly, saying, “Grandpa, I’m okay.” Aside from a scrape on her elbow and a red mark on her palm, she was unharmed. Don was amazed and said it defied logic.

Later, Victoria told her mother on the phone: “Mommy, I’m not broken. Majo knocked me off the slide, and I heard God yell, ‘Save the children, catch Victoria,’ and six big, big, big angels caught me and zoom, took me right up to Heaven.”

Victoria described glowing angels with sparkling white robes and wings, warm shining hands, and being lifted past trees, birds, and an airplane until Earth became a small ball. They climbed a stairway beyond the stars where angels moved to and from Heaven. At a gate that laughed and opened when an angel tickled it with a feather, Victoria stepped into a brilliant place shining brighter than the Sun.

An angel showed her the “baby place,” a large, beautiful building with soft tables where Lord Jesus and angels worked on tiny babies, including aborted ones, making them whole in mind and spirit. These babies gained full human mental capacity and strength despite remaining small. Victoria saw a baby miscarried too early to live and a “garbage baby” placed in a dumpster, comforted by a kangaroo in a park. She also met eight boys and eight girls, some aborted, others young when they died. One boy, Michael, killed in a car crash, later guided Victoria to his grave; she exactly described the accident to her family including private details not in the newspapers.

Victoria often visited Heaven. She said she could see God and Lord Jesus by looking up, though sometimes avoided it so she could play normally. She sat on God’s lap, saw living creatures with many eyes and wings from Ezekiel’s vision, and a lion with whiskers. At the baby place, she met relatives and identified Majo’s aborted son, calling him “Majo’s beautiful, beautiful son,” a secret Majo had kept for over 35 years. This revelation led Majo to seek forgiveness. Majo later saw her son in a vision, wrapped in a crimson prayer shawl symbolizing Lord Jesus’ love and forgiveness.

Victoria also saw a giant wedding cake, likely for the Marriage Supper of the Lamb from the Book of Revelation, and witnessed the “Owner of the Sky” with a beard dripping oil into churches as in Psalm 133 [Holy Bible]. Babies in Heaven watched Lord Jesus’ life, crucifixion, and resurrection on a sky-sized screen, learning forgiveness and worship. Victoria heard unique Music, saw a teenage boy composing with Lord Jesus, and repaired a broken instrument with gold dust. She danced on the Crystal Sea as in the Book of Revelation, singing Hebrew songs she later recognized at a Messianic synagogue.

By age seven, Victoria said God sent her back to Earth to become a preacher. Her family, moved by her accurate details and hidden revelations, believe her experiences are genuine miracles (Sid Roth’s It’s Supernatural!)

Insightful quote of the day: “He that falls in love with himself will have no rivals.” — His Excellency Benjamin Franklin (vegetarian)