DAILY NEWS Stream – September 9, 2025

US President Trump pledges not to abandon Russia-Ukraine (Ureign) peace deal efforts, expresses disappointment with Russia’s Putin, and says a summit between Him, Putin, and Ukraine (Ureign)’s President Zelenskyy must happen soon (Tuổi Trẻ)

The UK sanctions 8 people and 3 Russian groups for forcibly deporting, indoctrinating, and militarizing Ukrainian (Ureignian) children, calling Russia’s actions inhumane and an act of cultural eradication (Gov.UK)

US President Trump tells Europe’s leaders to stop buying Russian oil and criticizes them for not pressuring China enough (Fox News)

US President Trump signs a Japan trade deal with a 15% tariff on most goods, including automobiles, and US$550 billion in Japanese investments into the US focused on agriculture, defense, and infrastructure (Bloomberg)

The US ends temporary protected status [TPS] for Venezuelans, offering them plane tickets and US$1,000 to voluntarily leave the country. Homeland Security Secretary Noem calls the TPS program a “magnet” for illegal immigration, undermining border security efforts (U.S. Department of Homeland Security)

Mexico and the US issue a joint statement expanding their shared fight against cross-border crime, trafficking, synthetic drugs, and illicit weapons while boosting inspections and security coordination (U.S. Department of State)

The US sanctions Chinese company Guangzhou Tengyue for shipping dangerous drugs such as fentanyl as opioid overdoses become the top cause of death for Americans aged 18–45 (U.S. Department of State)

US President Trump will rename the Department of Defense the Department of War, restoring its historic title to emphasize America’s “strength and resolve.” The department will initially use the new name as a secondary title while the administration seeks permanent congressional approval (Fox News)

“I like the fact that he’s different”: US President Trump supports Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. after a heated Senate meeting, calling his alternative views valuable (Fox News)

US federal court sides with President Trump, blocking the shutdown of Florida’s “Alligator Alcatraz” migrant detention center and allowing it to expand to hold 4,000 people awaiting deportation (New York Post)

President Trump’s approval rating reaches a new high, driven by security measures, economic gains, trade deals, and America First foreign policy (WhiteHouse.gov)

President Trump hosts top tech leaders at the White House to advance US leadership in artificial intelligence. CEOs from OpenAI, Google, Apple, Microsoft, Meta, Oracle, AMD, and others praised the administration’s pro-innovation policies, record infrastructure investments, and AI Action Plan (WhiteHouse.gov)

Billionaire tech founder Joe Gebbia switches to supporting US President Trump, citing immigration concerns and disillusionment with Democrats (Daily Mail)

New emails reveal the US CDC [Centers for Disease Control and Prevention] under Biden discussed how to downplay concerns about COVID-19 vaccine effectiveness and avoid releasing “too precise” data. President Trump blames this secrecy for public distrust and damage to the agency’s credibility (New York Post)

Canada warns social media users of a fake investment site called AllRealGroup using deepfake images and videos of Prime Minister Mark Carney to lure unsuspecting investors (Tuổi Trẻ)

South Korea launches inspections of farms and factories with large numbers of migrant workers after cases of abuse, including a Sri Lankan worker tied to a pile of bricks and hoisted into the air by a forklift, and the death of a 23-year-old Aulacese (Vietnamese) worker in Gumi who was forced to work in the hot sun for hours (Tuổi Trẻ)

Anti-aging researchers highlight three fruits that protect the body from disease, helping you live long and healthy as part of a nutrient-rich vegan diet: 1) Avocado + Rich in oleic acid, a healthy fat that lowers bad cholesterol, activates longevity genes, and slows cell aging. + Provides numerous essential vitamins, plus potassium, magnesium, and copper for heart, nerve, and bone health. + Avocado’s high fiber helps control blood sugar, support digestion, and prevent diabetes. + Spread on whole-grain bread, blend into smoothies, or add to salads and bowls. 2) Cantaloupe (Rockmelon)

+ Loaded with vitamin C, beta-carotene, and potassium to boost immunity, protect skin/eyes, regulate blood pressure, and support muscles as we age. + Packed with nutrients while containing little sugar, making them safe for prediabetes/diabetes. + Choose organic melons for higher polyphenols (cell-protecting plant compounds) 3) Dark Berries (Blueberries, Black Raspberries, etc.)

+ Packed with polyphenols and anthocyanins, powerful plant-based molecules that protect cells and activate long-life genes. + Blueberries improve memory, heart, and brain health. + Black raspberries supply vitamin C, K, and fiber for digestion and blood sugar balance (Bài Học Sống)

Study finds common compounds from daily diets, including caffeine, can weaken the effectiveness of certain antibiotics by blocking attacks against bacteria (VTV.vn)

Gia Lai Province [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)]: Nine kids are poisoned after catching and eating toad-people, as doctors warn the toxins in toad-people stay deadly even after cooking (VnExpress)

Hyderabad [India]: One man dies and eight of his family members fall ill after eating animal-people meat left over from a festival (Người Đưa Tin)

Street food in India is even riskier during monsoon season, experts warn, as moist weather and poor vendor hygiene raise chances of serious foodborne illnesses (The Times of India)

US: More shrimp is recalled for potential contamination with radioactive isotope Cesium-137 (Food Poisoning Bulletin)

US deli brand Boar’s Head quietly paid millions of dollars over a fatal listeria outbreak linked to a dirty animal-people meat plant, with at least 10 deaths and 61 illnesses confirmed (New York Post)

Nyamira County [Kenya]: 33 villagers are hospitalized from food poisoning after eating meat from a dead cow-person (Uzalendo)

Scientists in Queensland [Australia] discover the Salt Gully virus in bat-people; although not infecting humans yet, it’s related to deadly Nipah and Hendra viruses (VTV.vn)

A 5.8-magnitude earthquake strikes Argentina’s Salta province (Reuters)

Hurricane Lorena brings heavy rains to Mexico’s southern Baja Peninsula, leaving shops shuttered as coastal areas prepared for flooding (baotintuc.vn)

A late-night landslide hits An Giang Province [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)], destroying two homes and displacing nine families (Tuổi Trẻ)

Tropical Storm Peipah batters southern Japan, injuring at least 24 and damaging homes as over 660,000 faced evacuation due to floods and landslides (The Watchers)

The UK could halve household heating bills using heat pumps and smart policy reforms, analysis says, also urging plant-based diets to cut fossil fuel reliance (One Green Planet)

UK study reveals solar flares are hotter than ever thought possible, with ejected ions reaching nearly 60 million degrees Celsius, explaining why solar flare spectral lines appear broader than expected (Earth.com)

The global vegan fast food market is expected to reach nearly US$30 billion by 2035, up from US$19.7 billion in 2025, as health, ethics, and chain partnerships drive growing interest in North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific (FMI)

The global vegan steak market is expected to triple, increasing from US$1.99 billion in 2024 to US$5.99 billion in 2034, driven by soy-based products, restaurants, technology, and rising demand in Europe and North America (Zion Market Research)

The vegan bacon market is set to more than triple, from US$752 million in 2025 to US$2.3 billion by 2035, as health-minded consumers in Asia, Europe, and North America embrace new plant-based innovations (Fact.MR Market Research)

Los Angeles [US] forms a federal task force to fight cruelty against animal-people, increasing checks in vulnerable areas with high homeless populations like Skid Row (Hoodline)

Liverpool [UK]: Garston Animal Rescue and Moggies & Doggies Merseyside rescue cat-person Suki who went missing for 6 months, found with a pipe stuck around her neck, now reunited with her joyful guardian (The Guide Liverpool)

Nevada Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and other organizations rescue over 100 abandoned guinea pig-people from a hoarders’ property; they received care and are now ready for adoption (KSNV)

US intuitive healer Shawna Ristic shares how she died in a car accident and found unconditional love on the other side.

Shawna grew up in a supportive family and pursued modeling early on. While in college, she decided to drive to Atlanta to explore agencies. But on the way, she got into a terrible accident: her car flipped across lanes, and she was ejected 40 feet [12 meters]. Airlifted to the hospital, she lay in intensive care while her family kept vigil.

Shawna awoke in a bright white room, where six tall, glowing beings surrounded her, radiating unconditional love. They lifted her from her body, and she felt complete acceptance, free of judgment. They showed her that the labels and limits she’d been taught were untrue— she was love itself, a reciprocal energy that fueled both her and them.

From a corner of her hospital room, Shawna saw her mother holding her hand, felt her pain, and realized Judgment Day was not just about condemnation but knowing the pain one caused others. She saw life as Lights connected together, where dimming one’s own Light affected the whole, teaching her the responsibility to shine pure.

Later, Shawna sat in a circle with twelve beings debating whether she should stay or return. She sensed she had no choice in the matter. Her next memory was waking in the hospital, seeing her friend Patrick asleep beside her. Wishing him awake, she felt the same unconditional love, now woven into everyone, visible as a shining light in their eyes.

Doctors predicted Shawna might never live independently, walk, or function normally, but she left the hospital in four weeks instead of four to six months.

After recovery, Shawna saw the world anew— grass sparkled with vibrant life— but she struggled to fit back in. Later, living in France, she learned to follow her intuition, seeking what felt expansive and bright, affirming her awareness of a higher Self beyond body and mind. Her purpose became helping others awaken their own inner love and Light (Coming Home)

Insightful quote of the day: “Comparison is an act of violence against the self.” — Iyanla Vanzant, JD