DAILY NEWS Stream – September 14, 2025

A strange spherical object called Teleios that emits only radio waves is discovered in the Milky Way, puzzling astronomers with its near-perfect round shape (Leravi)

Supreme Master Ching Hai (vegan) says: “Not to worry, this doesn’t pose any harm to Earth, it’s a secret station to watch the world in case of war, and nuclear-formulas that might destroy the world, so it can be helped to stay safe...” (report from King of War)

Humans should always pray for world peace and protection. Rely on the TRINITY Most Powerful!

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and Iran reach an agreement mediated by Egypt to resume nuclear inspections in Iran (AA)

US President Trump secures the release of Princeton University student Elizabeth Tsurkov from Iraq after she was held and tortured for nearly 2 years by Iran-backed terrorist group Hezbollah (Fox News)

US President Trump urges the EU to impose up to 100% tariffs on China and India for their continued imports of Russian oil, aiming to pressure Russia’s economy (New York Post)

US Vice President JD Vance says President Trump barely sleeps and works almost nonstop late into the night yet remains in excellent health. The bruising often seen on His hand is from frequent handshakes and aspirin use (Mekong ASEAN)

US court rules that Democrat-led states and Washington DC cannot sue over President Trump’s February firing of 25,000 probationary federal workers, saying the states weren’t directly harmed by the mass layoffs (Reuters)

The US Supreme Court allows President Trump’s administration to freeze nearly US$5 billion in foreign aid— another win for the President (New York Post)

President Trump’s Top 100 Victories for People of Faith, Part 3 of 7

25) Hosted a National Day of Prayer event at the White House with leaders of many religions. 26) Sent messages honoring Ash Wednesday (Christian holy day) and Holy Week (the days before Easter) 27) Held an Easter dinner at the White House. 28) Sent a message celebrating Pentecost (Christian holiday marking the Holy Spirit’s coming) 29) Sent a message celebrating Passover (Jewish holiday of freedom from slavery) 31) Celebrated Global Coptic Day (honoring Egypt’s Coptic Christians) 32) Honored Jewish American Heritage Month. 33) Issued a proclamation remembering victims of the Holocaust (the Nazi genocide of Jews) 34) Marked the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz (Nazi death camp) 35) Sent greetings for Ramadan (Muslim holy month of fasting) 36) Hosted an Iftar dinner (meal breaking the Ramadan fast) (WhiteHouse.gov)

US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. launches the “Make Our Children Healthy Again” strategy, a 120-step child health plan aimed at reducing chronic disease through food reform, scientific research, and improved public awareness (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services)

US: Biden administration emails suggest aides, not Biden himself, finalized key documents to issue thousands of criminal pardons in his last days in office, raising doubts about oversight, accuracy, and whether violent offenders were mistakenly freed (New York Post)

Âu Lạc (Vietnam)’s economy grew by 7.5% in the first half of 2025, the highest in the region and the country’s fastest pace in a decade; experts urge faster innovation and research spending to keep up the momentum (VTV.vn)

Satellite study identifies over 6.5 million hectares of wild, semi-wild, and garden oil palms across Africa, three times larger than all commercial plantations combined. These findings can help improve food security and nutrition programs, particularly in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Nigeria (Phys.org)

Mexico dismantles two secret drug labs, seizing 21 tons of methamphetamine and precursor chemicals, and arrests military officials over a fuel smuggling scheme, as part of national crackdowns on trafficking and smuggling (Báo Tin Tức)

Doctors say citrus fruits like orange, lemon and tangerine are packed with vitamin C, bioflavonoids, and potassium. These plant-based compounds boost immunity, repair cells, support metabolism, protect the liver, and ease constipation. Enjoy them fresh or juiced daily as part of a whole-food vegan diet (VnExpress)

Experts praise purslane, a common succulent plant, saying it can ease inflammation, support sleep, and improve immunity thanks to its plant-based omega-3s and magnesium. Lightly boil and enjoy 1–2 times weekly at dinner (Sống Lâu Sống Khỏe 360)

Anti-aging researchers say turmeric is a powerful vegetable that can help you live longer when part of a healthy vegan diet. Turmeric contains curcumin, a plant-based molecule with antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and anti-cancer properties. It inhibits tumor growth, protects the liver from toxic chemicals, supports digestion, and may reduce Alzheimer’s plaques. Take 2–4 grams daily with black pepper for maximum absorption (Vui Khỏe Có Ích)

Doctors in HCM CT [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)] warn poor gym technique and fast weight loss goals are causing serious injuries like spinal hernias and torn chest tendons. Experts advise anyone who lifts weights to do proper warm-ups, post-workout stretching, use protective gear, and train with a coach if possible (VnExpress)

Natural disasters cost China over US$2.7 billion in August, with more than 120 people dead or missing and millions affected nationwide (Reuters)

Over 20,000 people receive food aid in Kunar Province [Afghanistan] after last week’s devastating earthquake that killed more than 2,000; clean water and sanitation facilities are being deployed to prevent disease outbreaks (VTV)

Artificial intelligence [AI] detects an earthquake surge beneath Italy’s Campi Flegrei, Europe’s most dangerous volcano, with a fourfold increase in small quakes since 2022 suggesting increasing volcanic pressure (Earth.com)

Indonesia: A magnitude 4.6 earthquake strikes near Pelabuhanratu [Sukabumi] (VolcanoDiscovery)

Severe storms batter Spain’s Balearic Islands, canceling nearly 100 flights and triggering floods, power outages, and widespread property damage across Mallorca and surrounding areas (Euro Weekly)

Severe flooding in Bali [Indonesia] caused by heavy rains leave at least 9 dead and 2 missing (Reuters)

Australia was hit by flash floods, over 467,000 lightning strikes, and tornado warnings as heavy rain swept across New South Wales and Queensland (The Guardian)

Japan’s hottest summer on record sent over 90,000 people to the hospital for heat-related illnesses, worst impacting elderly residents in areas lacking air-conditioning (VTV)

July temperatures in the Mediterranean Sea reached a record 27.4ºC, threatening coral, fish-people, and seagrass from climate-driven marine heatwaves (Earth.com)

Renowned Indian actor Ranbir Kapoor goes vegan, gives up smoking and drinking, and embraces yoga and meditation, crediting fatherhood for inspiring his healthy “rebirth” (CINE JOSH)

Humane World for Animals honors global scientists for reducing animal testing. The Humane Science Innovator Award went to Dr. Nicole Kleinstreuer, deputy director of the US National Institutes of Health, for her leadership in developing and championing non-animal research methods. The Humane Policy Champion Award went to Carlos Goulart, Brazil’s Secretary of Agricultural Defense, for ending an outdated vaccine test. These milestones highlight a global shift toward science without animal-people suffering (Human World for Animals)

Âu Lạc (Vietnam): Volunteers provide vegan meals and gifts to orphans and low-income families in Kiên Giang province during Vu Lan [Hungry Ghost Festival] season. Ms. Nguyễn Thúy Hằng gave more than 1 metric ton of rice to those in need; Ms. Châu Cẩm Lệ’s family hosted a vegan party with over 100 dishes; and the Hỷ Lạc volunteer group led by Ms. Nguyễn Thị Hoa Đào cooked more than 1,000 vegan meals for people at Kiên Giang General Hospital, spreading compassion and hope in their communities (Báo An Giang)

US: California state lawmakers pass a bill banning online pet-people sales from commercial breeders to fight puppy mills and strengthen animal-people welfare protections. The bill’s final step is signing by the Governor (KFI-AM640)

Australia approves the first vaccine to save koala-people from chlamydia, a disease causing about half of their deaths in the wild (Reuters)

John J. Davis shares his detailed near-death experience where he received a tour of the afterlife.

At age 21, while riding a scooter, John swerved to avoid a squirrel, crashed into a tree, and tore tendons in his hand, requiring surgery. During the procedure, anesthesia triggered an allergic reaction, stopping his heart for seven minutes, during which he was clinically dead.

John instantly found himself in a magnificent marble building with white columns, initially mistaking it for a large hospital. A spirit guide named Alan greeted him, explaining the surroundings by speaking directly into John’s ear. The building featured a long corridor with marble tables, each flanked by two orientation counselors. On the left, thousands of tunnels led to a starry cosmos, revealing galaxies and planets. John observed an elderly man who had died from a heart attack emerge from one of the tunnels. An orientation counselor, expecting the man, guided him to a table, where he transformed from an elderly man into his youthful thirties, a standard age in this realm. The man then descended three marble steps into vibrant gardens— greener than anything on Earth—for a reunion with loved ones, a celebration of completing Earth’s challenging life.

Alan showed John the afterlife’s college- campus-like structure, with buildings for specific purposes. In a rectangular building, a life review displayed screens showing John’s life from infancy to age 21, confirming he was on track with planned lessons. John learned that all lives are recorded to assess if intended lessons were achieved, and no single religion holds all truth— any faith bringing one closer to God is valid. In another theater-like building, John viewed his past lives, including as a monk teaching philosophy and a shoe peddler fixing shoes on a cobblestone street. This confirmed the soul’s eternal existence across multiple lifetimes, though it took John by surprise at first, as he was raised Catholic and was never taught about reincarnation.

In a domed, Pantheon-like building, John saw two papyrus-like scrolls, one with a blue ribbon and one with a red one. He unrolled the blue-ribbon scroll, revealing calligraphic writing about his current life’s plan, but it folded shut to preserve the integrity of his life’s tests. Nearby, vast libraries held knowledge of all events like movies, allowing observation of historical moments like the Titanic’s sinking.

A massive planetarium revealed millions of colorful planets, some with oceans, indicating Earth is not the only place where lifetimes unfold. John then saw a medieval-style castle; its design first existed in Heaven and was later “infused” into earthly architects and builders, suggesting that earthly structures originate in Heaven. Inside the castle, John saw life-size paintings of past Royalty, each with an encyclopedia-like book detailing Their lives. A woman with strawberry blonde hair, a historian of medieval Europe, offered to help him find something, but John declined, saying, “I’m just looking.” John also saw his two cats, deceased from feline cancer, now healthy and young in beautiful meadows, awaiting reunion with their caregivers.

Finally, in a field of vibrant wildflowers with rolling hills and a gentle breeze, a Figure radiating intense Light appeared in a white robe with golden sandals and sash, Who John intuitively knew was Lord Jesus (vegetarian) His face was obscured by the brightness, but He spoke, saying, “You must tell them there is no death.” Instantly, John awoke in the hospital.

Raised Catholic, John initially struggled with some of the things he saw and concepts he learned in Heaven. However, he now knows that God values any religion fostering closeness to Him, and that hardships, like loss or illness, are planned for the soul’s hands-on learning, unavailable in the afterlife’s perfect, war-free, disease-free paradise where bodies never age. John emphasizes two purposes of life on Earth: to learn, and to help others. He now shares this message of hope, affirming that no one truly dies— they transition to a vibrant realm where learning continues, loved ones reunite, and God’s Love is palpable, encouraging all to be a good person and never give up (NDE Diary; Beyond with Heather Tesch)

Elevating quote of the day: “I know of one means only by which to attain to perfection: LOVE. Let us love, since our heart is made for nothing else.” — The Venerated Enlightened Saint Thérèse of Lisieux (vegetarian)