DAILY NEWS Stream – October 10, 2025

European Space Agency’s Gaia telescope discovers a mysterious “Great Wave” rippling slowly across the Milky Way galaxy, pushing billions of stars above or below the galactic plane near the outer rim. Scientists do not know the origin of these galactic shakes and are investigating further (Người Lao Động)

Supreme Master Ching Hai (vegan) says: Not to worry: “...This is just one of ninety zillion, sixteen billion, seventy-eight million, nine hundred sixty-three thousand, eight hundred forty-five space drones for surveillance [with the purpose] to eliminate [ANY] peace destroyer freak, zealous groups, for [protecting] the harmony of this Universe. It’s harmless to Earth. - Report by Deference King respectfully to Dharma Wheel-Turning King in the physical domain and in Higher Realms... with utter devoted Love.”

US President Trump says talks with Hamas have been “very successful” and are “proceeding rapidly,” with technical teams meeting in Egypt to finalize details including hostage release and ending the war in Gaza (Sky News)

The UK announces a £27 million humanitarian aid package for over 500,000 Rohingya refugees in Cox’s Bazar [Bangladesh]. The Rohingya crisis has left 1.28 million displaced, with the UN warning that the 2025 response plan is underfunded by 25%, threatening refugees’ food and health services (Impact Policies)

US Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz vows to fulfill President Trump’s promise to “make the UN great again” by pushing the 80-year-old institution to become less big and more effective (Fox News)

US President Trump blames Democrats for the government shutdown that began on October 1 and warns it may cause major federal layoffs, with some furloughed workers possibly not returning due to Democrats’ delays in ending the standoff (Fox News)

New poll shows most Americans want Democrats to END their shutdown of the federal government, with 65% urging them to accept Congress Republicans’ clean resolution to end the shutdown (WhiteHouse.gov)

US President Trump pledges a 3.8% pay raise for all military service members and unveils a US$1 trillion defense investment to build new ships and revitalize shipyards in America (New York Post)

US President Trump has nearly a perfect record on the Supreme Court’s emergency docket this year, winning 21 temporary cases on budget cuts, immigration, and nationwide injunctions. Starting Monday, October 6, the court has begun reviewing these disputes fully, potentially cementing or overturning the President’s agenda (Fox News)

Syria holds its first parliamentary elections since Bashar Assad’s overthrow. The 210-member assembly, two-thirds elected by electoral colleges and one-third appointed by interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa, will draft a new constitution and election law (AP)

The World Bank warns Thailand could lose 7–14% of its GDP [gross domestic product] by 2050 if it fails to adapt to climate change due to heat, flooding, and water scarcity. However, strategic investments in green technology and climate resilience could boost its GDP by 4–5%, helping Thailand reach its goal of high-income status by 2037 (The Nation Thailand)

Doctors say extra virgin olive oil is rich in monounsaturated fats and antioxidants that protect the heart, lower bad cholesterol, and reduce inflammation. Research links regular use to lower risks of stroke, heart disease, and cognitive decline. Avoid cooking olive oil at high heat, as this may produce cancer-causing chemicals; instead, drizzle it raw over salads, grains, or vegetables to add flavor and plant-powered protection (Healthline)

Experts say celery juice is packed with protective plant-based antioxidants, electrolytes, and natural sodium that support hydration, digestion, and liver health. Studies show its compounds can lower blood pressure and reduce inflammation. Drink fresh in the morning for a light, cleansing boost to a wholesome vegan diet (VnExpress)

Nutritionists say Swiss chard is a nutrient-rich leafy green vegetable loaded with vitamins A, C, and K, plus magnesium, iron, and powerful antioxidants that support bone strength, blood health, and inflammation control. Research shows it can help regulate blood sugar and protect the heart. Enjoy it lightly sautéed, steamed, or added to vegan soups for maximum nutrition (Healthline)

Delhi [India] records 371 malaria cases, the highest in at least six years, with over 11,300 mosquito breeding sites discovered in a single week (Hindustan Times)

“They are coming”: Scientists warn California [US] faces a serious overlooked threat from supershear earthquakes—quakes that move faster than seismic waves and cause unusually intense shaking, similar to sonic booms. Many California faults are capable of such quakes, prompting experts to urge stronger building codes, denser fault monitoring, and better simulations to prepare (SciTechDaily)

Măng Bút commune [Quảng Ngãi Province, Âu Lạc (Vietnam)] experiences 14 earthquakes of up to 4.9 magnitude, linked to seismic activity induced by the local hydropower dam (Báo Tiền Phong)

The EU releases €800,000 in humanitarian aid to the Philippines for tropical cyclone relief, including emergency shelter, healthcare, water, and sanitation for flood-hit communities (EEAS)

Miêu Nha village [Hanoi, Âu Lạc (Vietnam)] remained flooded one week after Typhoon Bualoi, with hundreds lacking electricity and water as roads and aid were cut off (VnExpress)

Heavy rains triggers floods and landslides in Darjeeling [West Bengal, India] and Nepal, leading to more than 70 casualties and collapsing bridges and roads (Reuters)

North Bengal [India]: Several days of heavy rains cause severe flooding, washing away six rhino-people, with one found dead, and stranding several elephant-people in the Jaldhaka River (The Times of India)

Gangachara Upazila [Rangpur District, Bangladesh]: A tornado damages around 1,200 houses and injures several people (The Watchers)

Bandung City [West Java, Indonesia]: A tornado sweeps through Bojongsoang District, damaging 67 houses and injuring at least one person (The Watchers)

Over 100 million buildings in the Global South risk flooding from sea level rise, warns McGill University [Canada] study (Phys.org)

The UK deploys the “world’s first” hydrogen-powered digger on its carbon-neutral road project, the Lower Thames Crossing (Interesting Engineering)

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) [US] scientists discover a way to help batteries charge faster and last longer using a new lithium-ion insertion model, enabling efficient battery design based on theory rather than costly trial and error (Soha.vn)

New study finds patients tube-fed a fully vegan, high-protein diet for up to13 months showed significantly improved digestion in as little as 28 days and maintained or slightly improved their muscular strength, suggesting plant-based tube feeding offers both digestive and physical benefits (Mic the Vegan)

Jaipur [India]: Over 100 students at Cambridge School wrote to Prime Minister Modi on World Animal Day [October 4 annually], urging him to end the cruel elephant-people rides at Amer Fort. The students joined the ongoing campaign by World Animal Protection, stressing that elephant-people belong in the wild or sanctuaries, not in captivity for tourism (The CRS Journal)

Nghệ An [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)] resident Mrs. Trần Thị Quế biked 5 kilometers carrying a 20-kilogram bag of rice to donate to flood victims affected by Typhoon Bualoi (Dân Trí)

Vọng Sơn [Hà Tĩnh, Âu Lạc (Vietnam)] resident Hồ Quốc Hiệu, 25, jumps into floodwaters to save a 7-year-old child at Phố Giang spillway. The young man received a certificate of merit from the Hà Tĩnh Provincial Youth Union for his bravery (Tuổi Trẻ)

Florida [US]: 53-year-young woman Diane Wright is pulled into water and injured while saving her puppy from an alligator, which grabbed him by the collar. Ms. Wright held onto the leash and fought back, sustaining bite marks on her arm as she freed Dax and flung him ashore unharmed (The Cool Down)

Vista [California]: 11 dog-people and 2 cat-people are rescued by the San Diego Humane Society Law Enforcement from an abandoned hoarder-like apartment (Kusi News)

American pastor Reverend Bishop Reed shares a life-saving message after he died and entered hell.

Before becoming a minister, Bishop Reed worked at a candy company and became addicted to cocaine. After a three-day binge, he returned home, lay down, and experienced a massive heart attack from the drug overdose. Lying on his stomach, he grabbed his chest in agony and suddenly left his body.

Floating above, Bishop Reed looked down at himself and peered into the living room, where his girlfriend (now wife) sat. He tried to get her attention but couldn’t speak. Instantly, he was transported to a place he wouldn’t wish on his worst enemy: a dark, lonely void, utterly divorced from love. He felt others’ presence but saw nothing. A smell of sulfur filled the air; folded over, Bishop Reed panted for breath. But the more he tried breathing the poisoned air, the more he suffocated, in an endless, excruciating cycle. In the darkness, the loneliness penetrated all through and around him— an eternal absence of God’s Love, Light, and caring. All physical pains from his life— broken finger, broken leg, busted head, diseases— converged at once, multiplied and cycled perpetually through him and everyone else there, nonstop for eternity. He had sensory perception: awareness, feeling, but no memory of family or earthly life; only magnified pain. He existed in a folded-over yet standing position, with no firm footing beneath—no sense of standing on anything. The existence was insane, unbearable.

Desperate to escape, Bishop Reed suddenly remembered childhood prayers with his grandfather, and he cried out, “Lord Jesus.” Instantly, he left the darkness and was in a place full of light, tranquility, and indescribable colors. He accelerated through a brilliant lightning tunnel at tremendous speed, with a warm, loving Presence by his side. At the tunnel’s end, he saw radiant Light and asked, “Lord God, if this is Heaven, let me see it.” The Lord replied, “No.” Time froze. Bishop Reed heard, “Go back, for I am not ready for you yet.” Despite his protests, the Bishop was sent back through the tunnel, through the ceiling, saw his body, and reentered it with a sound like an electric jolt. He jumped up crying, went to the living room and asked his girlfriend, “Why didn’t you answer me when I called to you?” She replied she did not hear anything and thought he was asleep. He said, “No, I died and just came back.”

Despite his hell-experience, Bishop Reed fell back into drugs. He eventually turned back to God during another cocaine episode. High and near collapse, he heard, “Remove thyself from this table.” He told his friends to leave, spent his last US$12 on a bus to his mother’s house, begged to be saved, and went to church still high and sick. The sermon pierced him; he ran down the aisle and was baptized, accepting Lord Jesus Christ (vegetarian) as his Savior. Bishop Reed says something “fell off” him in the water, and his life changed forever.

He became deeply involved in deliverance ministry. He regularly confronts demons that possess people or manifest physically, moving tables, appearing hideous, foul-smelling, or distorted. The Bishop had his first demonic encounters as a child. Around four or five years old, he was repeatedly harassed by a small demon about two and a half feet [0.75 meters] tall, with clawed nails, four fingers, slanted eyes with a dot for a pupil, that would climb the stairs and torment him at the foot of his bed. He often woke up with scratches on his chest.

As he grew older, these manifestations intensified. One night, while lying in bed beside his wife, the door opened, the room temperature dropped below freezing, and a presence hovered at the foot of the bed. Bishop Reed held her so she wouldn’t look, but she broke free, screamed, and described seeing her uncle hovering in a black suit with no hands or feet, and empty eye sockets with fire in them. The door slammed and the temperature returned to normal.

In another incident, Bishop Reed was confronted by a violent, belligerent young lady in front of a mirror. As she attacked and he grabbed her hands, the demon possessing her revealed itself in the mirror: a grotesque, huge entity with a head about four feet [1.2 meters] wide, covered in horns and warts—the most hideous thing the Bishop had ever seen.

Once in church, while Bishop Reed was praying for people, demons manifested dramatically: speaking in other languages, refusing to leave individuals. Another time, his daughter called him in terror after experiencing sexual assault from a demonic entity. As the Bishop prayed over the phone, her voice shifted between three voices, one repeatedly hissing “you die, you die.” During her exorcism, the local pastor said the demon’s stench was so unbearable they had to cover their faces.

Bishop Reed’s near-death experience and demonic encounters have heightened his spiritual sensitivity, fueling his sermons. Of Heaven, he says: The Light supersedes any light in this world. The colors are so vivid they cannot be described. The peace permeates through you. The love there is unconditional, surpassing all understanding. We speak of unconditional love here, but in God’s presence, it is pure love you cannot experience on Earth

Of hell, he warns: It is an eternal place. The absence of God’s Love. No one is there with you. It’s just pain, cycling forever. This world is not worth holding onto. Jesus is the only way out (Randy Kay)

Refining quote of the day: “The wise person is satisfied and composed; the mean person is always full of distress.” — The Venerated Enlightened Master Confucius (vegetarian)