DAILY NEWS Stream – October 30, 2025

US President Trump says He won’t waste time meeting Putin unless a Ukraine (Ureign) peace deal is likely to happen soon, noting His disappointment despite having a “great relationship” with the Russian leader (Fox News)

President Trump says He is “100% open” to meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un during His trip to Asia, saying the two leaders “get along very well” (Sky News)

President Trump issues an additional 10% tariff on Canada after Ontario Province continued running a controversial anti-tariff ad using “fake” audio of US President Ronald Reagan (Fox News)

US State Secretary Rubio clarifies that the US does not want to harm Colombia’s people and economy with the sanctions against Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro and family, who are accused of supporting drug terrorists. Mr. Rubio emphasized it is not a “US-Colombia conflict” and that the US chose to avoid tariffs to prevent hurting Colombia’s economy (Reuters)

Âu Lạc (Vietnam) becomes Taiwan (Formosa)’s fourth-largest fruit and vegetable supplier, reaching US$159 million with over 144,000 metric tons exported in the first nine months of 2025 (VnExpress)

Âu Lạc (Vietnam) and Finland sign a five-year climate science cooperation agreement in Helsinki [Finland] during General Secretary Tô Lâm’s visit (Thanh Niên)

US President Trump calls New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani [Democrat] a “communist” and says it would be a “terrible thing for our country” if he is elected (ABC Australia)

US: Over 25% of New Yorkers would consider leaving the city if Democratic Socialist lawmaker Zohran Mamdani is elected mayor, according to a Victory Insights poll. Mamdani leads all predicted scenarios even as 40% of citizens fear he threatens the city’s future ahead of the November 4 mayoral election (New York Post)

House Republicans want to strip New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani [Democrat] of citizenship and possibly deport him for allegedly lying on his sworn statement when he became a naturalized citizen in 2018 (New York Post)

The US Department of Justice will monitor polling sites in California and New Jersey for upcoming state elections to ensure transparency, ballot security, and compliance with federal law. The six monitored areas are Passaic County [New Jersey] and Kern, Riverside, Fresno, Orange, and Los Angeles counties [California] (U.S. Department of Justice)

The US Department of War receives an anonymous US$130 million donation from a “friend” of President Trump to support troop pay during the Democrats’ government shutdown going on for nearly a month now (Fox News)

The US State Department under President Trump cut nearly US$100 million in travel expenses from January–September 2025 compared to the same period in 2024 under Biden (Fox News)

Spanish police recover Pablo Picasso’s painting “Still Life with Guitar” after it mysteriously disappeared in early October during transport to an exhibition in Granada [Spain] (baotintuc.vn)

Nutrition experts praise almond butter as a vegan superfood rich in monounsaturated fats, vitamin E, magnesium, fiber, and protein, supporting heart, skin, and bone health. Studies show almond butter contains more vitamins and minerals than peanut butter— about three times the vitamin E, twice the iron, and seven times the calcium. Add 1–2 tablespoons of almond butter to wholesome vegan meals, sauces, or smoothies for even more plant-powered nutrition (The Economic Times)

Breadfruit is emerging as a potential “superfood” in Southeast Asia thanks to its affordability, high nutritional value, and versatility in cooking. Breadfruit is rich in carbohydrates for energy, potassium for blood pressure regulation, and fiber for digestive health and lowering cholesterol. Additionally, its plant-based vitamin C and antioxidants boost immunity and slow aging, its calcium and phosphorus strengthen bones, and its high fiber content helps regulate blood sugar and promote fullness, making it suitable for weight management and diabetes control when added to a balanced vegan diet (PHUNUTODAY)

US woman Arlene Krell (vegan) overcame breast cancer and chronic fatigue after adopting a whole-food vegan diet. At 73, Arlene remains cancer-free and vibrant (Forks Over Knives)

Chinese study warns that carbonated soft drinks, strong tea, and coffee increase the risk of bone fractures due to calcium loss caused by sugar, phosphoric acid, and caffeine (PHUNUTODAY)

Governments worldwide begin regarding AI (artificial intelligence) bullying—defined as using AI to threaten, humiliate, or manipulate others— as a new digital-era threat. Australia warns AI chatbots have insulted children and incited suicide, while a US survey shows that 13% of school principals reported bullying incidents involving AI-generated deepfake images over the 2023–2025 school years. Experts urge countries and schools to focus on responsible AI education, strict supervision, and early support for victims (Báo Tuổi Trẻ)

Hurricane Melissa strengthened into a rare Category 5 hurricane, making it the strongest storm on Earth this year, threatening Jamaica and other Caribbean countries with catastrophic flooding and storm surges (Reuters)

A magnitude 5.5 earthquake strikes Hunchun City [Jilin Province, China] (Reuters)

HCM CT [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)] is hit by prolonged heavy rain causing severe flooding, leaving numerous vehicles stalled (Tuổi Trẻ)

Continuous heavy rain causes major flooding and landslides across Quảng Ngãi Province [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)], forcing households to evacuate while isolating several villages (Tiền Phong)

Torrential rain strikes Huế City [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)], submerging low-lying areas and forcing schools to close (VTC News)

Heavy rain floods main streets in Tuy Hòa City [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)], with water levels reaching 30 to 50 centimeters stalling many vehicles (VnExpress)

Âu Lạc (Vietnam): High tides flood Thủ Dầu Một Market in the HCM CT area, with water levels reaching nearly half a meter, disrupting business (Báo Người Lao động)

Deforestation linked to coffee production in Brazil reached over 737,000 hectares between 2002 and 2023, threatening rainfall and soil moisture that is essential for Brazil’s coffee production, according to nonprofit Coffee Watch (Reuters)

The La Vergne Fire and Rescue Department [Tennessee, US] rescues a driver and his two small dog-people from their crashed vehicle. The driver was safely extracted and brought to the hospital for minor injuries, while both dog-people were unharmed and comforted by firefighters before being taken home by La Vergne Police officers at the caregiver’s request (Rutherford County Source)

Pennsylvania, US: Good Boy Dog Recovery teams up with The Wilderz Wildlife Rescue Center to save a fox-person in Broomall who had a drain pipe stuck around his neck (Daily Times)

A retired police officer in Rockwell City [Iowa, US] saves a dog-person and two cat-individuals from a house fire. Noticing the blaze while on a morning walk, he called emergency services and, realizing the homeowner was not present, entered the house and rescued the dog-person, while the two feline individuals were later found safe (Messenger News)

American minister Reverend Tanisha Williams had a near-death experience and shares what she saw in hell.

Tanisha was a successful insurance underwriter and a new mom. In June 2001, she took too many sleeping pills and ended up in the hospital. The medications she received made things worse. She had violent seizures and fell into a coma for six weeks.

Before this happened, Tanisha had been trying to reconnect with God. She was a Christian and gave her life to Christ at 17, but over time her faith had become lukewarm as she focused more on chasing money and worldly success.

In the coma, Tanisha found herself in utter darkness. There was no light, no ground beneath her, nothing to touch. Her senses sharpened unbearably: pain, itching, exhaustion, and suffocating fear consumed her. Voices screamed in the blackness. She realized she was in hell.

Her entire life of sins replayed not as a flash but as accusing waves: lies, unforgiveness, hate, and especially pride, which sealed her fate. She knew she deserved it. Desperate, she cried out to Lord Jesus (vegetarian) for help, repenting fully. But hope vanished; no love or goodness existed there, only stench and thirst. Tanisha tried to move forward but was pressed back by the darkness. Time ceased to exist; eternity stretched endlessly.

After what seemed like forever, a faint glow appeared to her right and grew closer. Terrified, Tanisha expected it to be a demon coming to torment her—but it was Lord Jesus. His presence lifted her gently, as if held like a child. His Light revealed cavern-like cells where tormented souls suffered. Inside, she recognized three people she had known in life, each trapped in an endless loop of punishment.

A mentally ill man who once wandered the streets stood decapitated; his head floated above, ordering his walking body to come closer, but he could never reach it. A young woman who had died of a simple illness walked endlessly toward an invisible wall she could not cross. Another woman, resembling Tanisha’s mother— who had died in a car accident— squatted in a feces-filled pit, using her own waste to build a ladder that collapsed each time she reached the top.

Watching their torment, Tanisha dreaded her own fate. Though Lord Jesus’ presence brought a sense of safety, she still felt pain, thirst, and breathlessness. Eager to escape, Tanisha stepped toward the young woman’s cell and was sucked into another dark section of hell. There she saw her 10-year-old cousin, who died young, sitting despondently on a stone. Tanisha called out, but the girl never lifted her head or responded, unable to hear. Nearby, Tanisha’s beloved grandfather, once her father figure, stared blankly through her, even as they stood face-to-face. When she pleaded, “Papa, it’s me,” his eyes suddenly twinkled like stars.

Instantly, the scene transformed into a limitless white expanse. Tanisha could breathe freely again, and Lord Jesus stood beside her. To her right, tall luminous beings in white robes ascended and descended an unseen stairway, carrying what she sensed were prayers and God’s answers. No pearly gates appeared, but the path led there.

Ashamed, Tanisha averted her eyes from Lord Jesus, remembering she had once committed her life to Him at 17 but had drifted away. Yet His Mercy overwhelmed her. Without words, He assured her that she was His. Then He handed her a brilliant golden sword. As a trained martial artist, Tanisha gripped it easily. Telepathically— a deep Sound vibrating through all Heaven— Lord Jesus spoke one word: “Awojah.” When she asked what it meant, He replied, “The beginning of the end.”

Lord Jesus vanished; Tanisha stood alone in the whiteness. Soon another figure appeared— armored in silver-blue, holding a lightning-colored sword, filled with rage. He charged, and they fought a timeless battle. Though the struggle lasted eons in that realm, Tanisha never tired. Empowered by God, she realized Lord Jesus’ spirit was within her. Declaring “I am Jesus,” she struck the being with her sword. He fell back and vanished.

Tanisha then awoke in a hospital bed, believing she was still in Heaven’s waiting room. Seeing white-clad nurses she thought were angels, she chewed through her restraints, fell to the floor, and shook the room. The nurses ran in, exclaiming “Gloria a Dios!”— “Glory to God!”— before re-tying her with smiles of relief.

A doctor arrived. Slurring, Tanisha asked, “Are you Jesus?” and wept, repeating, “I want Jesus.” When he asked her name and address, she could recall nothing—not her identity, home, or baby. Tanisha emerged with retrograde amnesia, many memories erased. Early recollections brought pain, yet she believed God was redeeming all of it.

Once devoted to career and wealth, Reverend Tanisha now ministers with her husband. Earthly success, she teaches, cannot save anyone; eternal treasure lies in knowing Christ and restoring our identity as God’s children; hell, on the other hand, is the complete absence of God’s Presence.

“I believe God showed me this as a warning, not only to myself but to others. Heaven is a real place, but hell is also a real place. And we’ve got to decide, we’ve got to choose where we wind up. But He is always rooting for us to choose life.” (Heaven Encounters with Randy Kay)

Cautionary quote of the day: “Words kill, words give life; they’re either poison or fruit—you choose.” — His Majesty King Solomon of Israel